Chinese Showbiz: The First Director Tycoon

Seeing that Liu Yifei is the female lead, I instantly said goodbye!

I immediately blocked anyone who mentioned Yang Mi.

The protagonist is out of his mind. Knowing Gillian Chung would get into trouble, he still went for it. Are there no female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry? Every Chinese entertainment novel has to promote Liu Yifei; I'm speechless. Can't he choose Zeng Li? Fan Bingbing? Tang Yan? Tong Liya? The Beijing Film Academy's directing department is great, but they don't lack people.

The novel's strengths include a fast pace that avoids unnecessary dragging, making it suitable for readers who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed stories, and a well-developed, not brainless, protagonist. Its weaknesses include too many mindless comments, comments made without proper reading, and numerous attempts to stir up trouble.

The movies you make are all so small-minded. The movies next door are either Inception or Interstellar. Look at yours? Stone? Painted Skin? Detective Conan? You don't even dare to be a little bolder in your dreams. That's all you've got.

A performing arts student can write a script and secure investment? That's a myth! God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. A performing arts student with no connections or money writes a script, directs it, says he needs company investment, and then there is company investment.

The author has many problems! First: Why should a freshman who makes a movie have a bet agreement with you? It's worth millions!! Second: What's the point of introducing this classmate Han in chapters 4, 5, and 6? Is this just a show-off/face-slapping story? Third: A low-budget movie with a few million in budget in 2005 grossed over 100 million?? Are you kidding me!! I hope the author can write more reasonably and consider reality and logic more.

Don't you think they're being too nice to Yang Mi? They've been fawning over her and indulging her every whim. Even if she betrays the main character, the main character will still go along with her. What's the point?

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Why are entertainment novels so mindless? Are investments of hundreds of millions or tens of millions decided on a whim? Making a movie is a very complex system, starting from attracting investment, casting, publicity and distribution, release, and the struggle between various forces. They've turned it all into a childish game; their virtue doesn't match their position.