Huayu: Are you even sitting up straight? You're going to be the director?

Chapter 80: Sanjiang's Reflections and Announcement of Extensive Updates
Thank you to all the readers for your continued support, which has propelled me to the top of the recommendation lists and ensured that this book has received all the possible recommendations.

After communicating with the editor, this book will be available for purchase next Tuesday, September 9th. The current plan is to release a massive 50,000-word update on launch day, and I'm currently working hard to write and stockpile chapters. However, it might not be a full 50,000-word update at once, but it will be released on the same day.

I will maintain at least six updates per day from now on. Of course, I will do more if I want, but because I have children at home and I also have to go to work, I can only promise six updates per day for now, and I will try my best to do more.

I've never actually encountered anything like the conditions for releasing extra chapters before, but I'll definitely do my best.

Regarding everyone's descriptions of the plot progression, I actually felt there was a problem. Some situations weren't intentionally preachy, but rather setting the stage for the explosive excitement of Venice. Only by clearly explaining these points could I make many people's reactions feel reasonable. The timeline will eventually converge at the Venice awards ceremony, and then the box office will end. The convergence of these two storylines will make Cao Zhong a... you know.

In short, everyone will definitely see an incredibly exciting storyline in this part.

Moreover, the release of all the chapters at once allows for the completion of the next movie's content.

Regarding "My Zombie Daughter," this is a new South Korean film released this summer. Many of you may not have seen it. There's a little bit of a review on TikTok, but it's incomplete. I'll try to find some resources online and share them later. The movie is pretty good; I think it's better than most domestic films.

Thank you for your feedback, readers. I'm trying my best to revise it. The plot definitely needs to be developed movie by movie, with conflicts with the enemy and the female lead, to make the plot less hollow.

By the way, can you guess what the protagonist's second movie is?

I won't reveal the main character; you might guess it if I did.

I wrote something related to Nanjing, and I feel most people probably wouldn't have guessed it. There's a 99% chance it's a no-go. Be bold, you'll be 100% unpredictable. So, the protagonist's comment to Han Sanpin is that this movie is a "dog-walking" movie—walking the rare group of people who criticize the protagonist.

In conclusion, thank you everyone. The plot of this book is already accelerating. After the protagonist won the first movie with his bare hands, the second movie will be a success, with others supporting him. Naturally, there won't be much preaching or political commentary as some might expect. Instead, it will focus on advancing the foundation of the Chinese film industry, establishing an industrial system, and continuously developing the film industry, all while maintaining a positive outlook.

Regarding awards, based on the current writing style, there won't be any of the three major European awards for now, but it's possible to win them indirectly. You can all guess the thought process. As for the point that the protagonist is a role model or an official, I don't think the protagonist needs that label. His defining characteristic is that he's aligned with the right side. "Nanjing Photo Studio" is a revolutionary event, but that's in the context of the film itself. The protagonist won't be stuck in mainstream films forever. Mainstream themes are a good thing in the film industry, but diversity is even more important. For the protagonist to establish a foundation, he needs to advance in all aspects.

In conclusion, thank you everyone.

I won't write a launch message then, but I'd like to thank lugeng, 醉梦赋长生, 白山千鸟兰, 书友090605205826237, 凌风、傲雪, 020809, 书友20180923234038584, 隐居家园, 华侨中坑... and so many other readers for their generous donations and monthly tickets.

I'm going to go write now.

Hopefully, I'll be able to finish typing all this by then!
Thank you everyone!

……

Oh, and I also want to recommend a few books, even though you've probably all read them.

The greedy little kitten, "Inheriting the Dojo, Starting with Wu Zetian Offering Incense," I've known this big shot for over ten years, and I really envy my cat brother.

Mud-White Buddha, "The Turbulent Year of 1979!"

Book drought immortal, "The Only Sun in Chinese Entertainment".
Simulating water spinach, "Genius Student, I Was Just Born to Love Learning"

A meteoric rise in his career, "1979: The Mother of My Child is a Fairy Mother"

Thank you all for your generosity. These are all excellent starting points, and many are readily available. Thank you!
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