Director: Special Effects Are Too Expensive, So I Had to Film It for Real

If you don't like it, you can criticize me; there's no need to swipe away. 🙂

I specifically tipped 2 coins to vent about this. Having read up to chapter eight, I'm seeing a sci-fi movie with a 200 million yuan budget, casting gym members and internet celebrities. They claim to be cutting costs, only spending 1 million yuan on actors and the rest on special effects.

Of the four featured posts, two are the author's own. If you're so capable, why don't you feature mine too?

The protagonist in the book is portrayed as a genius in science and engineering, but the plot ironically reveals that he's actually a terrible student in those fields.

Let me break down what technologies Seed uses. PS armor, fantasy particles, small nuclear fission generator (this thing generates electricity directly, not boils water), medium-sized nuclear fusion reactor (the warship uses a fusion reactor), large nuclear fusion reactor (according to the setting, the SEED world only has deuterium-tritium nuclear fusion, and tritium is produced by heavy water…

AI doesn't like being too anthropomorphic. I've already tolerated the AI ​​being made into a woman, but then they come up with this ridiculous martial arts competition. Martial arts is one thing, but what's with the ninjutsu?

I'm only here in the comments section to remind you of three things: Keep reading! Keep reading! And more of the same old thing! Did you understand? Dear readers, you'd better be sensible, or don't blame me for kneeling down and begging you! Or2

When describing technical content, I suggest you just use simple language. If you ramble on and on, I won't understand it and I don't want to read it either; it's incredibly annoying.

I don't think it's necessary to use Chinese actors to play all the heroes. For example, the Hulk could be played by someone from another country who wanted to replicate the serum's accident (how could China conduct such dangerous human experiments?).

I just rewatched "Dying to Survive." The scenes with Huang Mao and Lao Lü leaving, the sight of people wearing masks making way at the entrance, Xu Zheng's line about who's still on last year's list, and finally, the leukemia patients along the way taking off their masks—all those moments brought tears to my eyes. I hope the author was more sincere when writing this script.