Luo Chuan felt that Shinkai Seiko had set foot on a strange path.
And he had, in fact, taken on the role of guide.
Hmm...
Well, it was pretty interesting, wasn't it?
Luo Chuan had no intention of correcting Shinkai Seiko's ideas. He was even rather curious about what flesh and blood she would add now that she had the rough outline of the story.
Of course, he had not forgotten Wang Gulas's request either.
Luo Chuan mentioned Wang Gulas's wish to screen the new film in Steel City, and Shinkai Seiko agreed without even needing to think about it.
"Boss, why not screen the movie you made?" Shinkai Seiko asked curiously.
"Hmm... I just feel that it isn't quite appropriate for the moment," Luo Chuan said after giving it some thought.
"Hm?" Shinkai Seiko did not understand what he meant.
"At its core, Death Note is a conflict between two different ideals. When the law cannot fulfill its proper duties, can an individual's power rise above it?" Luo Chuan explained.
Shinkai Seiko listened intently.
Every movie told a complete story, while also conveying the ideas within that story to its audience.
A good movie could draw viewers into it and make them feel joy, sorrow, anger, despair, and countless other emotions.
It could also make customers unable to resist pondering the meaning behind the film after watching it—what exactly it wanted to express.
"Steel City's, or rather Kolo's, film industry has only just begun. Movies with profound ideas that expose reality too directly aren't quite suitable yet," Luo Chuan explained his reasoning.
"I understand." Shinkai Seiko nodded, grasping Luo Chuan's meaning.
"You're just plain lazy, aren't you?"
Yao Ziyan came downstairs carrying lunch and happened to hear their conversation. "If Wang Gulas and the others found out you had