This Director Has No Decency

I initially thought the director was incompetent. Then I checked and found it wouldn't pass censorship and couldn't be broadcast. A closer look revealed—parents complained it scared their children. Further investigation revealed—there's no rating system (or they dare not). What kind of good person would make a horror film!

I want to see the audience gang up on the Great Black Buddha Mother. Is that possible?

The statement that "horror films should focus on leaving a terrifying impression on the audience, rather than being made into romance films" applies not only to the plot of the novel, but also to your novel itself. People who come to read this book because of its subject matter are mostly interested in seeing how you make horror movies; what the plot of a horror movie is like—especially since you…

It's rare to find a web novel where both the main character and supporting characters are believable. A work where all characters possess a high level of intelligence. The writing style is also good. It's just missing the east wind.

When will we have a more realistic horror movie, with stone statues appearing, so that after watching the film and feeling terrified, people are tempted to worship them, and their fear becomes real?

Oh, looks like it got awful later on. Luckily, I noticed something off after the main character and his wife got married, so I left. Otherwise, I would have been completely overwhelmed by the rest of the story.

This book is one of the most emotionally complex ones I've ever read. It's phenomenal in the beginning, then becomes mediocre in the middle, gradually declines in the end, and then takes a dramatic turn at the end, starting afresh from the beginning, before finally ending. It doesn't feel like it was written by the same person; it's like reading about Emperor Xuanzong of Tang – incredibly mysterious and powerful! 😄

I feel that many recent chapters have deviated from the director's theme, even becoming somewhat didactic. Sigh...

Damn, I have a feeling the protagonist is up to no good. An old ghost with two hundred years of cultivation, instead of enjoying life after returning to the mortal realm, he's using ghosts to make horror movies. Is he perhaps cultivating by exploiting the fear of the living...?

I met Teacher Chu in real life!