Chinese Showbiz: The Number One Director

Wow, this is the first time I've seen writing like this. The writing is mediocre, yet they try to be fancy. They omit the protagonist's background and identity at the beginning. They omit the content and experience of the protagonist making the short film. They omit the awards won at the film festival. Instead, they specifically post... Using a single image to describe how amazing the protagonist's past life was—winning the Palme d'Or and Best Actor at Cannes for his first film, and still in 2027—is quite an exaggeration. Who cares about the protagonist's past life? Such high praise only creates a limitation. The protagonist's abilities are clearly not as high as you claim; if you want to cheat, just do it. After reading the three golden chapters, I still didn't understand the plot. "Kikujiro's Summer" isn't a very suitable subject for Berlin; the original film only received a nomination at Cannes. You slightly adapted it, and you think you can win the Golden Bear in Berlin? Even the jury president didn't like this kind of subject matter; winning would have been a stretch.

Just turned eighteen~

Author, did you know that Yu Feihong had a boyfriend for several years in college and got married right after graduation?

It feels like the author doesn't really understand film; they just wrote it based on gut feeling! It's hard to immerse yourself in the book; it's too easy to pull the reader out of the story.

Many authors of today's trashy entertainment novels share a common characteristic: their protagonists are always young. If they grow older, they die, and a child is portrayed as possessing 18 kinds of martial arts skills, with every major film studio vying for their attention. Then the protagonist ends up fawning over minor celebrities. I don't know what these authors are thinking; are they walking in the rain without an umbrella?

The initial offer was $500,000 before winning the award, but it increased by $100,000 after winning the Golden Bear. The Golden Bear award is now worth $100,000, which is really a good deal. So, does winning or not winning make a difference? No, it makes no difference and is meaningless.

Cute underachiever 👀

It feels like Teacher Yu has never been young.

To put it simply, I backed out as soon as I saw they wanted Tian Zhuangzhuang to be the cinematographer; it seems like the lead actors are used to kneeling.

Multiple women should be targeted! Even if you make a mistake, don't let it go! We've already reopened the process once, so take this opportunity yourself!