Chinese Showbiz Special Effects, Starting in 1997
华娱特效从97开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 29d ago
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Is it possible that China has never lacked special effects technology, but simply that making money from low-budget special effects is more stable?
I really don't write Hong Kong protagonists anymore, which is quite annoying. There are really not many good people, just my personal opinion.
Putting aside the protagonist's overpowered abilities, the storyline is incredibly engaging. However, it's a bit illogical—why steal someone else's project that's already in development? Isn't that just asking to be sued? If the other person had registered their script earlier, wouldn't they have been guaranteed to lose money?
Make a movie about the American Civil War and let Wang know as the protagonist. If he becomes the president later, this movie will be regarded as a god.
Is this book about to end? I only had 9 chapters left to subscribe, and suddenly today when I was following the update, the female lead appeared! The worst part is that it's Liu, who was just a background character before. It's so abrupt. It's not that she's bad, but you spent so much time building up the sweet romance, and then Liu just suddenly appeared without any of that.
The protagonist doesn't enjoy much, and his status is...
He's just a tool – a director, he makes films, he makes money, and the stars follow along, and China Film Group makes money too. Older people who are older than you think you should share. So the protagonist is just focused on making money for the sake of making money? He doesn't enjoy his personal life at all, so he might as well invest and stay at home.
I reiterate that I refuse to allow any real-life character to portray Angel Yan, or I will report this book.
How could she possibly play Angel Yan with her current figure? Look at her body, there's no aesthetic appeal at all.
Why do some people always bring the protagonist of novels into their own diaosi mentality? The difference between a licking dog and a domineering president is that one has no value and the other has value. Are the domineering president who falls in love with me and the stinky dick who pesters me the same species?
If it were an open audition in the US or Philippines, I'd just walk away and not watch.