This celebrity is overly enthusiastic!

Chapter 25 The Sword Master of the Rainbow Sword

Although the animal protagonists in "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Seven Swordsmen" are designed with a child-friendly aesthetic in mind,

However, it breaks through the flat character design of traditional animation, and constructs a martial arts world full of human authenticity through the portrayal of multifaceted characters, growth arcs, complex relationships and emotional depth.

However, after the initial excitement, Chen Yuan quickly calmed down.

Ha, so what if the script is good? It's still possible to make a movie now.

He still has a [Random Draw Ticket] in his hand that he hasn't used yet!
In the early days of the metaverse, it was a makeshift operation.

Chen Yuan, oblivious to the danger, immediately launched a project with extremely high difficulty: 2D hand-drawn "Kung Fu Panda".

Even with a low-difficulty sitcom like "iPartment," he only allowed the writers to discuss script adaptations, showing he simply didn't have the energy or resources to start a new project.

As the scale of Shanghai Animation Film Studio's outsourcing grew larger and larger, naturally some people noticed their big moves and learned that Metaverse was actually making an extravagantly expensive animated film, which couldn't be kept secret any longer.

People in the industry think Chen Yuan has probably gone mad.

Even a blockbuster like "Lotus Lantern," which brought together the full resources of the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, couldn't turn a profit with a budget of tens of millions of yuan.
You should know that Feng Xiaogang's "Be There or Be Square," the highest-grossing film in mainland China in 1999, only grossed 4300 million yuan. How did Chen Yuan manage to recoup the costs of such a high-budget animated film?
Do you really intend to release it overseas? Is overseas release so easy to arrange?

Why doesn't Chen Yuan leverage his good looks and popularity with Fan Binbin to make some youth romance films to attract fans and make money, instead of making animated films? What's wrong with him?
At this rate, he could quickly destroy the metaverse.

After learning about this, the media also reported on it, believing that a young genius like Chen Yuan could easily be led astray by his talent into a stubborn and unyielding path, which would ruin him and the Yuan Universe.

Such arguments did not dampen advertisers' enthusiasm for hiring Metaverse to shoot commercials, but they did cause some job seekers who wanted to enter Metaverse to have doubts.

Chen Yuan was indeed taking a huge gamble. If he won, he would become famous; if he lost, he lost, so what?

However, Kung Fu Panda is really too expensive, and with such an unpromising project, they can't even get a good price for funding.

Chen Yuan had to keep shooting commercials to make money. Although Yuan Universe's advertising business had made a name for itself, it was still weak and was almost entirely supported by his "100 Excellent Commercial Advertising Cases".

Chen Yuan originally envisioned using this cheat as a seed, gradually and effectively, to inspire and cultivate the advertising talent pool of the Metaverse.

But now, in order to prevent Po, this greedy panda, from starving to death, we have no choice but to feed him the precious grains whole.

Looking at the image of "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit: The Seven Swordsmen" in his mind, Chen Yuan was quite moved.

Rainbow Cat is a near-perfect protagonist with almost no flaws.

To be honest, it's very difficult to create a protagonist like this. You have to show his perfection and strengths, but you can't portray him as too thin and lacking in depth.

However, "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Seven Swordsmen" enriches every detail of his story through its ingenious plot, making people empathize with his experiences.

For example, Sally was saved, but because her right hand was crippled, she was unable to use the Seven Swords Combined of the Purple Cloud Sword.

Rainbow Cat single-handedly stood up to stop the desperate Sally from seeking revenge on Ma San Niang. In order to combine the Seven Swords to defeat Black Heart Tiger, he kept Ma San Niang in the team so that she could continue to impersonate the master of the Purple Cloud Sword.

To protect the Qilin, to safeguard all living beings, he was willing to risk even his own life. So ruthless and cold-blooded, yet Hongmao could also utter such decisive words as, "After the Seven Swords unite, kill Ma San Niang."
With such a righteous, brave, tenacious, patient, focused, bold, meticulous, righteous, and decisive protagonist, how can the villains compete without weakening him?
This is also the main reason why Rainbow Cat was frequently injured and poisoned, and later lost all his martial arts skills.

The other protagonist, Blue Rabbit, is, in some ways, even more perfect than Rainbow Cat.

If Rainbow Cat embodies the spirit of perseverance and self-improvement, then Blue Rabbit represents the virtue of being virtuous and resilient.

In this drama, Rainbow Cat, who is known for his "heart of iron," sang almost all the villainous roles, while Blue Rabbit usually sang the villainous roles.

Against the backdrop of Rainbow Cat, Blue Rabbit's gentle and resilient femininity is perfectly showcased.

As the female lead, Lan Tu doesn't hold anyone back. At the beginning, Rainbow Cat is AFK, and she shows her composure and calmness as a leader, but at the same time, she also exposes her lack of experience in the martial arts world.

After Rainbow Cat demonstrates his leadership skills, Blue Rabbit seamlessly transforms into the best assistant.

The storyline of "The Seven-Leaf Flower of True Love" made her an instant legend, perfectly embodying the meaning of chivalry and tenderness, and she can be called the pinnacle of female protagonists in Chinese animation.

If it were to be filmed, Chen Yuan would definitely want to play Rainbow Cat himself, and he would also give the perfect female lead role of Blue Rabbit to Binbin without hesitation.

Chen Yuan knew that Binbin had always hoped to star in Yuan Yuzhou's own drama.

If I were to play Rainbow Cat and Binbin were to play Blue Rabbit, and adapt "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit: The Seven Swordsmen" into a film, the quality of the story would be absolutely top-notch, even in the golden age of Chinese martial arts dramas.

It's a pity, it's not going to happen anytime soon. We'll probably have to wait until next year when the big gamble of "Kung Fu Panda" is finalized before we can consider it again.

This is no ordinary martial arts drama. The Seven Swords Combined and the Fire Dance Whirlwind moves all require a lot of computer special effects.

It can't possibly be worse than "Storm Riders," and Chen Yuan remembers that "Storm Riders" had an investment of at least 4000 million.

Even if Chen Yuan squeezed every last drop out of the 100 excellent commercial advertising cases, he still wouldn't be able to make 4000 million!

You can be the master of the Rainbow Sword again next year or the year after!
Wait, Rainbow Cat is the master of the Rainbow Sword, the Rainbow Sword. Rainbow!

Chen Yuan slapped his thigh hard. Damn it, he'd been blinded by the style of the fantasy martial arts drama "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit."
Praised by the mass media as an 'advertising genius,' he didn't subconsciously think about product placement!

Isn't the Changhong Sword just an advertisement for Changhong?
Once the TV series is filmed, every time Chen Yuan wields the Changhong Sword on screen, can it be interpreted as an advertisement for the Changhong Group?
My goodness, I'm a genius!

No, we can't let Changhong TV get away with this for nothing. We have to make them bleed a lot, otherwise it wouldn't be a bad thing if the sword of Changhong became the sword of Hisense or TCL!

After a little preparation, Chen Yuan returned to Sichuan, his "lucky land," where Changhong Television Group is located in Mianyang, Sichuan.

With the praise of the news media, people know that Chen Yuan, this advertising genius, has a unique way of shooting advertisements. He likes to shoot the advertisement first and then go to the client.

Chen Yuan's "Love Comes Like a Spring Tide" was a phenomenal success, and countless clients wanted him to direct another advertisement, but he declined them all, citing unfavorable timing and a lack of inspiration.

This included Chen Yuan's old friend, Changhong Television.

(End of this chapter)