The Stand-In Director

I couldn't help myself when I saw the author in Chapter 7 calculating the box office share. Zhu Jun 20%, Cai Yinong 20%, and the protagonist has 10% left. I'm afraid I'm overthinking it, and I'm not familiar with these. No wonder this book is just a spur of the moment impulse. Before Zhang Yimou's "Hero", the domestic movie box office share was 35% to the producer. "Hero" increased the share to 40%. This was still 2002, and the protagonist went back to 2000. How to get 50% of the share? It's so taken for granted! It was also bad that Liu Shishi was kidnapped on the train. Kidnappers at that time were not so picky and basically targeted children under the age of 5. Those who were 12 or 13 years old could handle certain emergencies and would call the police. Kidnappers generally did not dare to kidnap the kidnappers. After all, they also wanted to make a fortune in silence (becoming a monster?), And there were absolutely no routines in the book at that time, because there was no need for them. People at that time were quite simple, and they could just make up a job by kidnapping women. Later, as parents and women became more vigilant, scammers and kidnappers invented various tricks. This kind of plot in the book is impossible to happen. The onlookers at that time were not as indifferent as they are now. As long as Liu Shishi and the kidnapper quarreled, the people nearby would definitely say father, Liu Shishi, Liu Shishi. If Liu Shishi said a few more words, someone would definitely call the police station. Even if they didn't meet the protagonist, they would still be safe. Therefore, the above plot seems that the author takes it for granted and lacks common sense. No wonder the eunuch is

… After looking at it for a long time, it turned out to be a eunuch? !