Animation Legend: Starting with Monkey King: Hero Is Back
动画传奇：从大圣归来开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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321Chapters
4.5kRecommendations
27.6kFans
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Dude, I haven't seen it yet. Is he going to build a harem in the entertainment industry or make animated films? You can't manage both, can you? How did you, an animated filmmaker, manage to hook up with female celebrities? Don't tell me you're so talented that female celebrities just fell for you.
The movie "Jiang Ziya" was a terrible film, yet it still amazed the world; it was more of a shock.
The most lucrative aspects of the animation industry aren't box office revenue, but rather merchandise and theme parks. To create a complete animation industry chain, you need to develop at least the latter two, and maintain the IP's popularity through stable production and TV animation. In this regard, we should learn from companies like Boonie Bears and Disney, instead of starting with Monkey King and Nezha...
The subject matter is good, the plot twists are good, and the storyline is decent, but isn't the padding a bit excessive—160 chapters for a single movie?
Focus.
Dude, can you focus on writing about animated films? Stop constantly mentioning this female celebrity and that female celebrity. Two female leads on the character cards are enough; multi-female harem stories die out quickly these days. Your titles are all about describing animated films.
When I saw the author mention conflict with Lu Chuan, I was baffled. You're writing a novel, why are you including so much personal bias? The author just wanted to discuss cooperation; there was no hostility or conflict of interest. At first, I thought the author was just refusing to give Lu Chuan's "Uncle Nine: Layer of Demons" special effects because it was so bad.
To write over a hundred chapters about a single movie, I'm truly impressed!
I've finished reading it. The protagonist's character is far worse than Jiaozi's. He can't even compare to a real person in a novel; there's no enjoyment at all.
The latest chapter is still filled with the Great Sage's victory celebration; the amount of filler is unbelievable, absolutely invincible.
The author's refusal to accept the "Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe" project is a bit pretentious. They paid enough; all you need to do is create good special effects. What does the plot have to do with the special effects?