The Ace Director
王牌导演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 923k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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333Chapters
52.2kRecommendations
28.8kFans
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Is he a eunuch? My fragile heart...
You've lowered your head. Can director Tsui Hark's films tell a clear story? You don't even have the ability to appreciate films, yet you write about this. You're lacking in so many areas.
The pacing of this book is great. I can't stand other Hong Kong entertainment novels anymore; they're too exaggerated. The beginning was good, but the later parts are too much like a Mary Sue story. It's supposed to be Hong Kong entertainment, but then it's all about shorting stocks and becoming a billionaire. It's like a blockbuster movie with lots of special effects, where they usually invest in companies and then film it. This one gets all done in three chapters—it's too much!
The author writes so well! The filming process of each movie is described in great detail and is very immersive.
It's written in such a pathetic and pathetic way; it turns out to be a book from over a decade ago.
The road ahead is long and arduous, author, keep going!