Artist of a New Era

The domestic box office of Ne Zha 2 reached 14.8 Billion yuan, demonstrating that China truly needs good films. The audience's attendance is substantial, and good works genuinely have organic support. However, many artists are self-absorbed. Of course, if you can sell nearly 10 million bananas by simply sticking them on a wall, you'll definitely be self-absorbed 😰.

I've been following this book all along, so let me briefly talk about its current situation. First of all, this book has been reported repeatedly and has been renamed three times, each time due to being reported and requiring rectification. As for the reason, it's of course because of the personal touches that many people dislike in the novel.

I felt a bit uncomfortable being subjected to the author's personal opinions. The main problem is that the author, like the sixth-generation directors in the book who are despised and rejected by the protagonist, always likes to stand from his own perspective and preach what is right and wrong, what the rules of the world should be, and how things work.

Well, the author definitely has the writing skills, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to finish reading it. However, there's just too much personal opinion. Normally, 70% plot and 30% personal opinion is already quite good, but this author's is 70% personal opinion (i. E., Personal views), 20% plot, and 10% harem.

After reading this book, I really can't read any other Chinese or Hong Kong entertainment books anymore. The structure of this book is too grand, the realism is too strong, and the logical chain is too perfect. Although I know that the author is mostly speculating, the conclusions drawn from the results are reasonable and well-founded.

The protagonist is just a sycophant. He makes hundreds of millions for China Film Group, and China Film Group invests hundreds of millions in Hong Kong and Taiwan directors. Is he any different from a sycophant in real life? And the patriotic plot in the movie, neither China Film Group nor Shanghai Film Group are in a hurry, only the protagonist is anxious. What do you call that? It's like the emperor isn't worried but the eunuch is.

The author kept saying they wanted to construct rather than deconstruct, but ended up completely dissecting the entertainment industry, leaving me utterly disheartened. After reading this book, I can no longer look at other entertainment novels the same way, and many things that bothered me before have now found theoretical justification. I was really into a book called "I Am a Director" before.

This author attributes everything to conspiracy and intrigue, adding their own biases to everything, portraying themselves as virtuous and righteous while everyone else is villainous. And then there are the super-anti-fans of Liu Yifei and her mother, who depict them as materialistic, selfish, and utterly useless. Seriously? It's ridiculous! I can't even finish reading it!

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry! 1970~1979 Lin Chih-ling (1974), Li Xiaoran (1976), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977) [Dong Xuan, Qin Lan, Chen Qiaoen] 1979 1980~1984 [Ady An, Liu Yan, Huo Siyan] 1980 Yang Rong, Zhang Meng, and Li Xiaolu (born in 1981) [Wang Zhi, Zhou Weitong] 1982 [Jiang Xin, Li Yixiao] 1983 1985~1989 Li Yufen 1985

At first glance, the protagonist's character setting seems quite appealing, but as you read on, you realize he's another guy who can't keep a secret. Throughout history, countless heroes have fallen because of lust. You're digging up people's secrets everywhere, and many people wish you dead. In the end, you can't even keep your own secrets. You're only surviving because the author is giving you a cheat code. Later on, you realize that the author has also realized the problem.