Chinese Showbiz: What Do You Mean by a Director Who Borrows from the Future?

This introduction makes me want to keep reading at all; it lacks any sense of growth. What's the point of being so impressive all at once?

The content is extremely homogenized! You can read it or not! Being the first to write it this way is novel! This is a formula from at least 5 years ago.

I don't understand. Why does a director have to do everything? The first is the script. You can't just write it and expect the filming to follow, because you haven't even scouted locations. You have to adjust the script based on the actual situation after location scouting, because it's impossible for every situation to meet your expectations.

Is it a multi-woman or single woman? Rejecting the "saintly single woman" mentality 😁

This is so awkward. They're using youth as an excuse again, calling him a genius. He hasn't even made a single movie yet, and everyone already knows he's amazing? Why don't you just fly to the moon?

Now, seeing Liu Yifei in a story immediately indicates poor quality, because Liu Yifei has very limited writing skills. The audience's bias is towards naive and sweet characters, and most importantly, they're all just copying the same outline.

This comment section is really heated. First of all, I don't like multiple female leads, so I'm not going to read this book because multiple female leads don't align with modern values. Also, when someone in the comment section said, "If you don't like it, don't read it; nobody cares about your opinion," they didn't show you their own comment. They were just warning people who don't like this type of book to avoid it.

The author is overdoing it. Even if you own the film festival, you can't just stock up on films like this. Winning the Golden Lion, the Jury Prize and Best Actor at Cannes, and then the Golden Bear—how old is the lead actor? Even a low-budget film festival wouldn't dare to do this.

The content is extremely unfriendly to readers from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Hong Kong and Taiwan readers don't need to read this. The system provides the protagonist with scripts and directing abilities, then uses school connections to sweep European awards. When selecting films, it doesn't consider suitability, directly picking from award-winning films.

Sigh, the plot is like an assembly line, basically just endlessly making movies and submitting them for awards, and the romance is weak. And you chose two actresses who aren't very popular, who are supporting characters in other books, as the female leads? Do you think other authors choose actresses everyone's tired of as their female leads?