
Chinese Showbiz: This Is What Makes Directing Fun
华娱:这就是导演的快乐
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 1y ago
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The author shouldn't take the Legend of Sword and Fairy series too seriously. Back then, it was destined to be unbearable to be broadcast on television and never become a big hit. Games were heavily boycotted by many parents at the time, and Professor Yang's reputation still resonates today.
Is this supposed to be a power struggle? Liu Shishi debuted by piggybacking on Liu Yifei's fame, and did Liu Yifei ever say a word about it? To put it bluntly, if it weren't for Liu Xiaoli's questionable actions, there wouldn't even be a "episode 85" in the entire Chinese entertainment industry, because apart from Liu Yifei, everyone else wasn't even considered a "hot commodity" at the time.
I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. The author was just indulging in self-pity, and the writing was terrible, constantly resorting to awkward phrasing. The data, characters, money, and even the technical aspects were utterly nonsensical.
You think Zhao Benshan's "Getting Home" could win the Golden Lion and Best Actor awards? Are you kidding me? While it's not terrible, it's not great either. Zhao's acting sounds like something out of a Northeast folk opera or a Spring Festival Gala skit. If he's supposed to be a reincarnation, why not make something that's good enough for awards? Or maybe your tastes are just too narrow.
This book... It's hard to describe. The author has no concept of prices, no public relations skills for the three major awards, and the films they made don't suit Berlin's taste. Then there's tax evasion, and the protagonist even dares to donate more money than the veterans, making it seem like they have too much money...
This author goes on and on when money is involved. In 2002, a receptionist, who had just opened her own studio a few months prior and had nothing to do but read novels all day, was paid 1000 yuan a month. Later, due to some issues, her salary was increased to 5000 yuan.
The writing is a bit toxic.
Can you please stop sharing your past relationships with other people? Seriously, author, that's kind of... Unpleasant. 😰
The writing is immature and the thoughts are too disorganized; it's about a 7 out of 10.
Should I add this to the featured section?
Personally, I think this book is quite well-written, covering both business and women's themes effectively. I really enjoyed reading it. If the author continues to write in this genre, you can check the comments section where some have already pointed out its shortcomings. Keep up the good work, author!