This Director Really Knows How to Bring a Script to Life!

To be honest, I feel that Liu and Fan's blood is nothing compared to Zhao's. If Zhao's situation were put on Liu and Fan, I really don't know how badly they would have fared.

Are there still people writing about Hong Kong directors?

The protagonist wanted to acquire Golden Harvest in 2007, and in 2006 he tried to make money by co-producing films with them, saying that by playing the emotional card, Mr. Zou would sell Golden Harvest to him. Seriously, let's not even talk about whether he'd sell if the company made money. Golden Harvest is a listed company! If you help them make money, the stock price will rise, and you'll have to spend even more money then. What were you thinking?

Orange Sky Entertainment is banning a director who has already grossed $5.6 Billion worldwide. How could they have such a ridiculous idea? It's almost the same as me wanting to ban Qidian.

I feel the author has put the cart before the horse. This is Chinese entertainment, but there are many Hollywood storylines. I can understand going to Hollywood to make movies, but to describe Hollywood in such a large part is a bit much. You need to remember that this is a Chinese entertainment novel.

The author shouldn't be too sycophantic towards Liu Yifei, otherwise many people will abandon the story. After all, these days, lead actors have such high levels of talent that it's unreasonable for them to fawn over a female celebrity. It should be the female celebrity who's fawning over the lead actor.

Since Megan is mentioned, the story has to veer back. Acting and other roles can be done by flying back to work, but her regular vacation or rest location has to be one of the protagonist's regular homes. Otherwise, in Hollywood, well, you know what that means.

This book isn't as well-written as *Dreamland*. Sigh, it's not that I dislike Liu, it's just that there are too many of hers, and I'm getting tired of her. Her fans are also a bit crazy. Looking at her recent photos, I feel no connection at all; it's a little off-putting. Keep it up!

The protagonist is the center of the world. No matter how big a star they are, even if they've just returned to the industry or started filming, the "Fairy Mother and Son" (referring to the actress Liu Yifei and her son) would visit the set. So many movies started filming in 2006, and the author's logic was incredibly illogical. Liu Yifei's popularity was at its peak in 2006.

Such awkward romantic scenes