Chinese Showbiz: Who Told Him to Make Movies?

Don't copy movies with a strong personal style.

Why is it all about Liu Yifei right off the bat? Isn't it annoying? It's all about her.

Copying movies and dating shows like "If You Are the One"? What kind of level is that?

Making "Hello Mr. Billionaire" in 2006 was a bit of a waste. You should have waited 15 years to make it. You could have made "Lost in Thailand" or "The Nameless" first, or if that didn't work, rename it "Crazy Racer" or made a youth film.

Aside from the rich second-generation male lead being a bit of a loser and the romance scenes being incredibly awkward (and the character constantly fawning over Liu Wai), there's nothing wrong with it. I'll see how they develop it later.

Simply being a rich kid isn't enough; it's better to write that your father has many comrades-in-arms.

Seeing Liu Yangfan makes me want to vomit. Even if they traveled through parallel universes, they'd still be obsessed with those four pretty faces. There are still people who like this kind of shockwave from female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry? They're diagnosed with pure, middle-aged dementia.

Is the female lead going to have bad teeth again?

The style of "Let the Bullets Fly" is too intense, it's a bit addictive...

It's alright, but it would be better if the character were written to be more introverted or more unrestrained. In novels, except for rural stories, the middle way is not advisable.