Chinese Showbiz 2005: Our Sci-Fi Cinematic Universe

The initial setup was a bit long, with the movie and the framework taking up 60+ chapters. I abandoned the story twice in the middle, and later, when I had nothing else to read, I reluctantly read the free chapters. I didn't expect the plot to get so imaginative as it went on. It's more ingenious than most novels about Chinese entertainment. No other author has ever managed to cram so many small movies into a universe and adapt it in a logically consistent way.

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Most entertainment novels have a major flaw: the protagonist can remember all the scenes and lines of movies he watched in his previous life, and he can remember the sheet music and lyrics of all the songs he heard. Then the protagonist becomes an actor, singer, or director.

I feel that the adaptation of the first script is quite good. First of all, the author made reasonable local adaptations, which is much more thoughtful than many novels that directly copy movie scripts. Secondly, the author cleverly planted two Easter eggs in "Buried Alive".

Jing Tian's performance in a female-centric drama like Gravity is almost a one-woman show, and the character is also full of growth and dramatic tension. This is not to belittle Jing Tian. I doubt she could even play a typical female lead well; is her acting ability up to par?

I've only read up to chapter 98. The plot was great before, but it's labeled as a single female lead, yet she sleeps with other women halfway through... I'm having a reading slump, it's so hard for female readers... Author, labeling it as a single female lead is fraud!

I'm not trying to mock her, but Liu Yifei's acting is so awkward it's almost laughable; she simply can't pull off that kind of contrast. 😅

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Back then, public intellectuals didn't have that much influence. They were at most a large, niche circle. The only truly influential and famous public intellectual was Gao Xiaosong (矮大紧), who was considered the pinnacle of public intellectual circles. But even Gao Xiaosong's influence was limited; how could he compare to mainstream entertainment stars?

Whenever Liu Yifei is mentioned, people blame her mother for squandering a great opportunity. The problem is, it was her mother who found her that opportunity. While her decisions weren't perfect, were the resources she secured really that bad? Her subsequent failures are entirely due to Liu Yifei's lack of ability; she's unworthy of the resources her mother provided.