Entertainment 1994: A Legendary Director Begins with Secret Filming!

The entry point of starting with Changchun Film Studio is excellent. The initial description of overcoming numerous difficulties step by step to save Changchun Film Studio—imagine turning the tide and saving a collapsing empire—what a satisfying point! Then, step by step, it builds a Northeastern circle comparable to the Beijing, Shanghai, and Northwest film circles.

The writing is skillful; is this some kind of eunuch or an extraterrestrial demon?

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Starting a company called "Tiangong Films"—that's pretty much the vibe of a simple, down-to-earth life.

You dared to start a special effects company in 1995?

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First of all, I personally neither drink nor smoke, and while I don't object to the male lead having these behaviors, I cannot tolerate a male lead who is constantly smoking. It's going too far, you know? He's still a young man, yet he acts like a heavy smoker. Leaving aside the health risks, is it really good for the people around you to inhale your secondhand smoke every day?

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The writing is good, but the plot is a bit far-fetched. The connection between Painted Skin and Jade Dynasty is inexplicable. Moreover, instead of accumulating wealth in the 90s, they're making money with special effects that consume money. If the equipment is compromised, the game is over. Special effects are becoming increasingly expensive, but there isn't a large enough market in China, so making money will only become more and more difficult.

It started strong but then declined; it was so exciting at the beginning, but the rest was a bit lackluster.