Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 406 402. Comments on "I Can Only Make Bad Movies"

Today I would like to recommend a new book by a great author to you.

"I Can Only Make Bad Movies", Wu Ma Xing, a great writer.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

"Do you believe it? I'm telling you, in the future we will create an era, an era that will make even Hollywood tremble. At that time..."

That year, a senior at Yanying University, a slacker who was living a life of idleness and waiting to die, and who was called a rat's shit by his counselor, got drunk and boasted to his friends about this. He originally thought it was just bragging, and everyone would do what they had to do after they sobered up...

but!
A week later, when the brothers had sold everything they had to build the crew and were eagerly waiting for him to start filming...

He panicked...

..............................

Then, a year later...

Everyone in the world's film industry is devastated...

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: I Want to Create an Era! The protagonist, Shen Lang, is a time traveler, about to graduate, yet he's still unsuccessful, not even looking for a job. His roommates have already found their own homes, and the protagonist follows their lead. After a few drinks, he starts to get carried away, boasting about everything. He even claims he'll be a director in two months.

Chapter 2: Damn, that's overblown! The counselor talks to him, urging him not to lose heart. Instead, the protagonist carries someone else's electric fan away. Then, his three roommates come to share the good news, saying they want to join him in the pursuit of entrepreneurship and filming. They've already found jobs, but they might have to leave.

Chapter Three: The madness begins... Inside the dorm, the protagonist feels incredibly ashamed as his roommates return to him, their dreams in their hearts. Even when he tells the truth, everyone still believes him. But when it comes to the script and investment, they really don't have any. Fortunately, the counselor calls again.

Chapter 4: I Have Big Dreams! The protagonist returns to Teacher Zhang's office. Teacher Zhang refuses to return the fan, but continues to urge the protagonist to strive for success. So, the protagonist, in turn, persuades Teacher Zhang to invest in his film, speaking so eloquently that it seems the box office will explode the next day.

Chapter 5, Success Guru Lang Ge! The protagonist successfully deceives Mr. Zhang's suitor, who, despite his somewhat low IQ, actually joins the protagonist's bandwagon. In the end, the protagonist actually convinces the other party with his eloquence.

Chapter 6: Brother Lang's first script. Teacher Huang comes to the dormitory for a room check, and the protagonist, unable to avoid him, has to have a serious conversation with him about the script. Instead of engaging directly, the protagonist repeatedly asks him about his youth story. Finally, the protagonist writes the interview directly into the script. Teacher Huang reads it and says nothing.

Chapter 7: The Scheme of Pulling Money Out of Nothing! The protagonist has no preparations, relying entirely on clues. If any one of them is lost, he'll be left scrambling in the dark. However, with his sincerity and meticulousness, he finally secures a ticket from Teacher Zhang, allowing him to get up close and personal with his chosen leading lady.

Chapter 8: We've Got Advertising Sponsorship! His roommates all went out to get sponsorship, which deeply moved the protagonist, who was memorizing for a make-up exam. His determination to continue filming remained undimmed. He consulted Teacher Zhang and found all the answers correct. His confidence was instantly restored.

Chapter 9: Your Marketing Strategy Is Wrong. The protagonist passes by a clothing store. The clothes aren't brand-name, but the prices are very cheap. But marketing science teaches us that it's hard to thrive alone. Good things, along with bad things, become popular. Beautiful.

Chapter 10: A commotion at the symphony! Symphony music is very high-class, and I don't like to talk nonsense, as if it's not high-class enough if I don't say so. And essence is the source of life. The girl heard some flaws in the symphony and wanted to pull the think tank. Is that right?
【Brief Comment】

Wu Ma Xing, a famous writer, has written six works including "I'm Not a Big Star", "I Really Don't Want to Be Famous", and "I Only Know How to Make Bad Movies".

With "I Really Don't Want to Be Famous", he became one of the Twelve Heavenly Kings in 2019, and successfully got a contract from a great writer in 2020, becoming one of the 188 great writers in the male frequency.

Before he became a god, I had a brief spiritual connection with him. Actually, it was just a small matter of voting for him and giving him tips.

I wasn't able to schedule an interview with him this time. I also wasn't able to schedule an interview with his operations manager. So, the interview has been put on hold for now. His new book was released on August 15th, and I was planning to recommend it right away, but I'm worried my readers might complain about it being too short.

So I have been procrastinating until now, and I am almost writing 100,000 words.

This book mainly tells the story of the time-traveling Shen Lang, who went from being a poor man who failed in his business to traveling back to the time when he was about to graduate from university.

His grades were terrible, and he was facing make-up exams, even facing a delay in receiving his diploma. Faced with a hopeless situation, he bid farewell to his roommates and accidentally let out a huge boast. Whether out of sheer intellect or a firm belief in the protagonist's abilities, his roommates resigned, declaring their intention to join the protagonist's film.

In order to live up to his boasts at the dinner table, he had to shamelessly seek investment from beautiful counselors, ask caring teachers for inspiration for the script, trick the second generation of rich people into setting up a cinema chain, trick school beauties into joining the crew, and use the Internet offensive to copy other similar films.

The protagonist of the book will do anything to make the film a success. He does everything he can, and a group of good roommates also work hard for him. The group of people work together and move towards the goal of making a "bad movie".

Overall, the trial reading experience is quite good. It is a Chinese entertainment novel with a conventional beginning. There is no overly shocking plot and the setting is also very conventional.

The book currently has 9.34 words updated, 5.54 favorites on Qidian, 5252 favorites on Shucheng, and 8.39 followers. These figures indicate that it's not difficult to get a first-time order of a masterpiece. After all, his previous masterpieces have always had an impact.

Therefore, you can give this book a try, but conservatively speaking, the final result will not reach the level of "I Really Don't Want to Be Famous".

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

A few days ago, Wu Ma Xing gave rewards and voted for "Cang's Ramblings", but only for one day.

I don’t know why, maybe he has seen similar articles on some platforms.

When I introduced him before, I saw him in the picture of the Twelve Heavenly Kings with an extremely sad face.

Many readers responded that his new book was just relying on his past achievements.

In fact, this is really difficult.

With such a good example, it is difficult for later books to be on the same level.

This is a typical case of copying yourself, which is a bit difficult to do.

The one that does the best in this regard is Tiancan Tudou.

If Wu Ma Xing’s new book doesn’t perform well, encourage him a few more times, and it would be best if it could be seen on the entire Internet.

In this way, all the problems are solved.

Wu Ma Xing, come on!
(End of this chapter)