Chinese Showbiz: After We Broke Up, They All Became My Material
华娱：分手后她们全成了我的素材
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Writing a system with penalties... You really aren't afraid of failing? 👍
I felt this part was very moving.
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Big Sweetie
Absolutely gorgeous!
Kan Qingzi's handling of that situation was poor, and her reasons were ridiculous. It wasn't like they'd just met; she slept with him for less than two days and then broke up with him, coupled with the system punishment—it was disgusting.
Why write about Kan Qingzi? Her face isn't considered pretty, and she doesn't have much buzz. 🙂
Writing about system punishments in this day and age? Are you afraid of having too many readers and are just writing for yourself?
The system provides a script and requires it to be launched within 30 days, otherwise there will be penalties. Do you know how many days it takes for a project to go from initiation to launch?
The success of "Love is Not Blind" was due to Taobao's Singles' Day (November 11th). Back in the early 2000s, mobile phones weren't widespread, and Weibo and WeChat didn't exist. Filming a romance like that back then would have been a guaranteed flop.
Yang Mi
Absolutely gorgeous!
Success in 33 Days of Heartbreak is Comprehensive
Its marketing is a classic case study, and subsequent domestic films have been learning from it. 1. Hire someone to interview and film the breakup video, then spread it online. 2. Videos of people crying while watching movies also went viral online. 3. Establish heartbreak museums across the country; you can have your heartbreak story preserved in one of these museums.