Chinese Showbiz: Director, I've Got This

There is no distinction between priority and secondary. There are too many female characters, so it is probably a stud novel again. Looking at this kind of book, the writing style is probably not very good. There are too many characters and the characters cannot be established. It is probably a street-level novel again.

The pace is too slow, the content is bad, 84 is extremely toxic

Oda

The first chapter just ran away. Maybe the author's writing style is good, but I, a regular reader, am not used to this writing style.

Princess Zhang Jingyi

The first theatrical film is a love letter to grandma. It is low-cost and has a good reputation, so it is suitable as a stepping stone.

What is this? The two chapters about the story-telling voice are simply hopelessly stupid. You have so much foreshadowing in the co-authorship just for the sake of being obscene? Just to hold two girls? Is it disgusting?

Filmmaking is a bit slow. I'm not saying that the protagonist needs to transform into a filming machine. I don't like that either. I just feel that if the protagonist has money, a script, and a team, there is no need to shoot everything by himself. Take interactive video games, for example. Once the script is written, any dog ​​can be shot. Later, when shooting for theaters, you can also leave some movies that are profitable and do not require much technical content to other people to shoot. Not only can a movie be shot quickly, but it can also attract a bunch of newcomers, such as the protagonist's harem.

Based on my many years of reading experience, overall it's pretty good. There just aren't enough updates. Also, when you find the right track, you need to hold on tight and don't go back. Xiaohua is pretty good.

This plot of making a bet with the teacher is very curious.