I'm Just a Washed-Up Director, What Do You Mean Max-Level Comprehension?

Entertainment fiction veered into fantasy, and flopped. A director who managed a film with an investment of over 100 million in 2000 started pandering to the Hong Kong entertainment circle in 2005—if he didn't flop, who would?

The author takes the film industry way too seriously, and what about the people behind it? Constantly talking about opposing the country... They're insane!

They like to start with a slump and then build to a climax. Most of them fail before even reaching the climax.

In modern times, you can't really experience fantasy, it's not exciting. You can't even kill off minor celebrities with names, let alone these second-generation rich kids. You're even less likely to dare to do that with the first generation. You can only fob them off with various fake climaxes, then stifle a little movie, fawning over celebrities and directors.

Hahaha, I didn't think things through at the beginning, and now so many people are criticizing me! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

Whether it's rebirth or having a cheat code, in urban novels, you have to project an aura of authority that everyone else treats you like an NPC! After all, you can't write about politics that could undermine you...

The author wanted to portray the protagonist as capable and profound, but the writing style fell short, resulting in a mediocre and awkward performance.

When training Hong Kong police officers, a high-ranking leader, watching a performance review, remarked, "Don't let heroes shed blood and tears." Don't you find that absurd?

Even if a famous director is past his prime, will no one recognize him?

Author, you really dare to write this! You even dare to criticize the higher-ups. You're amazing!