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All the bigwigs in the film and television industry in the group were furious. They immediately searched for this film review, intending to refute it mercilessly and make this brainless fan disappear from the internet forever.

They searched for movie reviews, clicked on them, and began reading.

When everyone's eyes fell on the signature area, their pupils dilated in shock!

Zuo You'an!

Why him?

Is someone selling counterfeit or substandard products?

The bigwig in the film and television industry stared at those three characters, looking at them again and again, but couldn't find any flaws. It was clearly the three characters "Zuo You'an"!

But why would this big shot post such a movie review?

Zuo Youan, the second-in-command of Central Star, is a true political bigwig, someone that even veterans in the film and television industry often can only look up to and never see.

This person, who had been busy for the first half of the year stopping a planetary uprising, is currently on vacation.

Moreover, he is a big fan of watching dramas related to ancient culture.

So, this big shot might indeed be watching "Da Ming Dynasty 1566"!

But does this drama deserve such high praise?

And why didn't you release it earlier or later? Why did you only release it after they finished criticizing "Da Ming Dynasty 1566"?

Isn't this a slap in their face?

After being completely bewildered, the film industry bigwig immediately deleted the movie review he had just posted.

Putting aside right and wrong, it's embarrassing enough to disagree with the opinions of professionals. After all, when it comes to politics and power struggles, they are professionals who have been working in the field for a long time, while they are just making dramas based on their own imagination of politics and power struggles, which is far inferior.

With thoughts like "I don't understand," "Why is there such a review?" and "I'll study it some more," these big names in the film and television industry watched the first episode of "Da Ming Dynasty 1566" again.

After watching for more than ten minutes, I still found it too profound, so I sent a private message to a senior screenwriter friend: "Have you seen Lan Xing's 'Da Ming Dynasty 1566'? What did you think of it?"

After a long while, this veteran screenwriter friend finally replied: "I've finished watching it, but it requires careful reading, otherwise it's hard to understand. The political intrigue in this drama is amazing; just the first few episodes are enough for me to study repeatedly. Don't laugh at me, but after watching six episodes of this drama, I feel ashamed when I think about the political intrigue scripts I wrote in the past. I'm ashamed of the word 'political intrigue'."

After reading this answer, the director fell silent.

Viewers in the film and television industry who watched the other two dramas engaged in a brainstorming session after seeing the episodes released that evening.

It turns out that palace intrigue dramas could be made, depicting the struggles of women under imperial power. There are so many stories that could be filmed, but due to the severe lack of ancient documents, they don't know what strategies or tactics are available.

And another one, "The Beginning," oh my god, people are reborn again and again, going back to the past—what kind of brain could come up with such a plot?!

These people are amazing, but they are also very stubborn, believing that what they lack is imagination and creativity, and that they are two planets ahead of the world when it comes to the professional level of filming.

Since most of the viewers of these three new dramas are people who criticize Lan Xing, Dong Da, and Ruan Mianmian, the dramas did not generate much buzz after they were released.

Because most netizens are so engrossed in watching "Fireworks" that they immediately went to watch it!

After watching two episodes of Fireworks, everyone was still eager for more. Remembering that there were three more dramas produced by Blue Star, they hurriedly went to choose one.

"Da Ming Dynasty 1566" looks similar to those big-name directors from the Federation, so it's definitely not going to be good. As for "The Beginning," I don't know what it's about. I'd better watch "Empresses in the Palace" first. The poster for that show features beautiful women, so it's bound to be good.

Most netizens prioritize watching "Empresses in the Palace," but once they click in and see that it's about ancient Chinese culture, they immediately perk up and watch with great enthusiasm.

After watching all six episodes that night, it was already very late, but netizens were still incredibly excited, spending money to urge for more episodes and discussing them on various forums.

"Wow, the dramas produced by Blue Star East University are amazing! They're so good!"

"A group of women vying for the emperor's favor in the palace—this is an unprecedented story, so fresh and exciting!"

"Every character has their own unique traits and distinct personalities, making this drama definitely more sophisticated than previous ones!"

The next day happened to be a rest day, and after a frenzied discussion, netizens were still full of energy and didn't want to go to sleep, so they enthusiastically clicked on "The Beginning".

When this was released, many people stayed up all night watching it!

There was no other reason than that the plot was so captivating, with one twist after another, that they couldn't stop watching.

After watching the four newly released episodes, everyone went crazy: "When will the next episode be released? Can you please stop releasing two episodes a day and just release them all at once?"

"Wow, when I first saw that it was the early days of our Federation's development, I thought it was really outdated and not very appealing. I never expected the plot to be so amazing!"

"These recurring shows are so interesting! Why can't our Federation produce shows like this? Are they brainless?"

"This is unfair! I protest! Of the three dramas produced by Dongda University, why is it that only 'The Beginning' has aired four episodes at the start, while the other two have aired six? Dongda University, I urge you to be kind and release two more episodes already!"

The next day, after dawn, all the apps were flooded with posts about "Empresses in the Palace" and "The Beginning".

Those who had only watched "Empresses in the Palace" were very curious when they saw that the people discussing "The Beginning" were just as good as them, so they immediately went to watch "The Beginning".

The result is that once you go, you can't come back for a while. After watching four episodes, you go to the TV series comment section to throw a tantrum and beg for two more episodes, frantically urging for more episodes.

The same applies to those who only watched "The Beginning" and not "Empresses in the Palace"—once they've watched it, there's no going back.

The discussion was in full swing when suddenly someone asked, "Doesn't Blue Star have three dramas? What do you think of 'The Great Ming Dynasty'? Has anyone seen it?"

"Aww, you guys finally remembered our show! Okay, actually, I haven't watched it either, but I stumbled upon some juicy gossip. Just last night, a bunch of old-timers in the film and television industry posted reviews criticizing 'Da Ming,' calling it illogical and full of plot holes. As a result, they got slapped in the face by Lord Zuo. Here's a screenshot, you're welcome!"

Such a bombshell revelation, where someone is forcefully proven wrong, is incredibly appealing.

Soon, "The Great Ming Dynasty," which hadn't received much discussion before, suddenly became a hit, with its popularity almost on par with "Empresses in the Palace" and "The Beginning"!

Ruan Mianmian's fans in the Federation immediately cheered: "See? Our Mianmian has a profound cultural heritage. Any drama she stars in would be a big shot in the Federation!"

"I just want to ask, when will the bigwigs in the film and television industry apologize to Ruan Mianmian?"

"Among the newly joined planets of the Federation, our Mianmian's home planet must be the one with the deepest foundation and the strongest strength, right? So far, it has broadcast five dramas, all of which have been huge hits, and they all seem to be trending towards the top of the best-selling charts. It's truly terrifying!"

Seeing the explosive popularity of "Da Ming", people in the film and television industry wished they could die and be cremated on the spot.