The Golden Age of Chinese Cinema's Great Director

They end up in bed after just one kissing scene. If this were real, would you want your girlfriend to go out and act?

Even if you try to control the comments multiple times, I still have to say that Yang Mi was a failure. With her acting skills, is she even qualified to act in a movie?

I don't understand what the author was thinking. For their first movie, they had to force themselves to be beaten up by The Promise. Couldn't they have waited ten or twenty days? Also, neither of the two female leads participated in the promotional tour. The director and the crew did the promotional tour. What kind of operation is that?

After reading the recent chapters, I feel the author is quite conflicted. It seems the author is saying that film is truly art, and the director is an artist, but it actually feels more like using a shell to create something else entirely. And this "artist" is in quotes; it's a "Western-style" artist, not a "People's Artist." Whether the protagonist is making "No.

In 2005, my family had hundreds of millions… then I made money making movies, gaining memories for the next 20 years. I just can't understand it, I really can't understand it. Were you doing it for the money? Or for the female celebrities? If you simply wanted to fulfill your dream of becoming a director, then go make art films. This is just pretentious…

Because the subject matter is sensitive, I don't dare to film it myself. If someone buys the copyright, I call it stealing, and that kind of behavior is even more shameless. Kung Fu Panda was stolen by someone else, so please don't write such stupid stuff in your novels. Why do you need to talk about your own family situation? You were called to the police station back then, and you still haven't learned your lesson.

Despite writing so much about Chinese entertainment, Black Car still suffers from the same old problems: it's tiring to read, the time and place are vaguely explained, and it's all dialogue.

Master Wan has a cool and aloof demeanor, so his fashion style is usually like this. Even with a charming smile and beautiful eyes, it's still like this. It's not that Master Wan hasn't worn period dramas, but most fans only see him in his dashing and heroic form, like this...

I'd like to ask the author, do you even understand this industry? I've seen you write quite a few entertainment novels, and while the first few chapters were passable with minor errors, you suddenly throw in a few chapters that are downright idiotic. What kind of company are you? What? You handle film production and distribution?

You shameless bastard, you promised to write for Yang Mi, but you abandoned the project!