Bright had to admit that perhaps he really should not have judged this film by his own aesthetic standards. As Shyarly had said, that would have been far too arrogant.
The film industry in this world could almost be described as nonexistent. Search the entire world, and one could hardly find anyone who specialized in making films.
Forget films—there were not even many people involved in the entertainment industry.
In the end, it was because this world was simply too chaotic. Most ordinary people already lived in constant fear just trying to survive; how could so many people devote themselves to entertainment?
A peaceful environment would always be the foundation of a flourishing cultural and entertainment industry. After all, human needs rose in stages. Only after basic survival needs had been met would people pursue spiritual fulfillment.
So, from another perspective, the demand for entertainment in this world was also extremely strong.
And the result of that strong demand was that people were not picky.
At the very least, the audience of more than a hundred thousand people throughout Gid Colon Plaza were cheering and screaming in waves as the plot unfolded.
Even Shyarly could not help clutching Bright's arm when the male lead's ship was attacked by pirates, plunged into the deep sea, and left him hanging by a thread.
Bright then realized that Tesoro might not have been boasting after all. This time, he really was going to become famous throughout the world.
This film seemed to be quite popular.
Coupled with Morgans's promotional abilities, it was only a matter of time before this film became a worldwide hit.
That guy really was about to become a superstar famous across the entire Blue Sea.
In a world so severely lacking in entertainment, someone like him would usually be