A Great Director from the Cinematography Department

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In the later stages of that year's Huayu series, supporting characters had so much screen time, almost every single one, that it became annoying. The main character had to bring those supporting characters along wherever they went, treating them like their own parents. I don't know why they wrote so much; they didn't even sleep, yet there was very little interaction between them and the female lead. I hope this book won't have the same problem.

Damn, I guess I'll just come back and reread it. I was disgusted by the few director novels I read. Some of them involved giving away the lion's share of the film investment, some involved promoting other actresses, and some even involved cheating on the female lead and making her film intimate scenes. They made me sick. This one is much more comfortable to read.

Nowadays, many Chinese entertainment novels portray characters as having a good relationship with Jiang Wen, claiming he's incredibly talented. They say his films are very self-expressive, but I don't find them particularly impressive. The few well-received films he's made are mostly hype. Besides, you're a reborn person, so why would you dare to...?

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This is the best novel I've ever read about Chinese entertainment, bar none. I've read many novels where characters from different departments are good friends with Zhu Yawen and Luo Jin, some even roommates. This is just ridiculous. It's good even without pandering to Tangren Media.

Dear brothers and sisters, please help me out. I need to keep reading my new book, and keeping up with the reading is so important for a new book. Thank you all so much.

This entertainment novel seems to be written in the style of urban fiction. The plot is smooth and not awkward, without any sycophantic or pretentious elements. It feels very natural and easy to read. Maybe it's my problem, but I have absolutely no interest in making art films in the US. I don't see the appeal in them.

Huayu Literature cannot do without two villainous characters: Lu Tailang and the two Huayi brothers!

Chinese-language rebirth novels rarely manage to vividly depict the changes in the entertainment industry. This isn't about altering the overall landscape, but rather, to give a few examples... 1. Has the status of the female lead in the movie changed, or has it affected her endorsements, advertisements, etc.? 2. Have movie box office figures changed?