Chapter 908

In the past, Xu Feng's dramas were broadcast in the form of two episodes per week.

But this time, the situation with "Tiga" is slightly different.

After all, one episode is only 20 minutes; if you update two episodes a week, the amount is too small.

If the foreigners next door see it, they'll think the audience is looking down on it.

For coherent stories like "Bleach" and "Naruto," Xu Feng can completely control the duration according to the plot rhythm development.

He can condense the 20-minute original episodes into a 40-minute compilation version without any "pee breaks."

However, unit dramas like "Tiga," where each episode is a small story, can't do that.

You can't have a 40-minute episode where you fight the Standel star in the first half and deal with the enhanced Golza in the second half, right?

That would be too disjointed.

Under these circumstances, Xu Feng can only adopt the same broadcasting method as other web dramas—

Daily updates.

After the first episode, "The Shining Tiga," was released, it received an 8.5 rating.

The same as the movie "Angel Has Fallen" released in July.

At first glance, you'd feel the score is pretty good, but when you see the word "Xu Feng" written in the director column below.

Fans couldn't help but frown, and the same thought emerged:

Why is this score so low?

There's no helping it; while people give geniuses the greatest tolerance, they also impose pressure on them that is different from ordinary people. It's just like the national table tennis team; in the eyes of the people, they should win the world championship every time.

And the national football team... just don't lose too ugly.

Now Xu Feng's situation is somewhat similar to the national table tennis team.

An eight-point score is already an unattainable high score for an average director.

But in the eyes of Xu Feng's fans, that's a low score.

However, the situation is still much better than that "Li Huanying Blood" back then.

Although the male leads of both works are that kind of "great, glorious, and correct" image, making people inevitably feel a bit plain.

However, the super luxurious cast of "Ultraman Tiga," the stylish transformation, and the background that fits reality better.

Made the number of people following the show far exceed "Li Huanying Blood."

Not to mention that "Tiga" only started to exert its strength in the second episode.

The next day, "The Myth of the Stone" was updated and released.

"A monster that eats stones? Gakuma?"

"It's because of the excessive mining of stones that the animals that can serve as its food are getting fewer and fewer, and coupled with the fact that Gakuma's own stones are gradually being snatched away by humans, that's why Gakuma transferred its anger to humans..."

At the beginning of the second episode, TPC members came to the mining area where workers went missing and learned information about the monster named "Gakuma" from other workers.

However, before the workers could finish, the foreman shouted angrily:

"Aren't you humans too? Aren't you relying on digging stones to support your families?"

A few simple lines of dialogue made many viewers in front of the screen, including the "two-dimensional" fans who finished the first episode yesterday and posted that the plot rhythm of "Tiga" was too slow, fall into silence.

Although there are quite a few children watching in front of the screen now, Xu Feng's fans are mainly concentrated in the teenage category of ten to twenty years old.

The ideas Xu Feng wanted to express through these short two or three lines of dialogue between the workers and the foreman.

They naturally noticed.

If it weren't for humans over-mining, would the monster not do evil?

"Boring!"

Sitting in front of the TV, the "Feng Feng Xiaogang Cannon" crossed his legs, and beside him was an 18th-tier actress whose name he couldn't call out, appearing very disdainful.

He thought, what era is it now, and there are still people educating the audience with such outdated principles as protecting the environment?

And seeing bullet comments on the playback page such as "Sublimating the theme," "Although there are no monsters in reality, it accurately tells the relationship between humans and nature today," "So it's an environmental protection film," etc.

The Feng Feng Xiaogang Cannon sneered even more disdainfully.

It's precisely because there are too many "leeks" with such childish ideas that smart people like us can make big money and play with women.

In this society, the relationship between people is inherently one of exploitation and being exploited.

The relationship between humans and nature is the same.

If you want to live a better life, you can only try every means to become the party that exploits others.

This is the entertainment industry, oh no, it's even the view of most people in this society.

"Is this drama of yours... hmm, too idealistic?"

And in Xu Feng's office at the company, Da Mimi, who had just finished watching the second episode with Xu Feng, also had similar thoughts to the Feng Feng Xiaogang Cannon.

How should I put it?

She could also see that Xu Feng was indeed using this drama to promote positive energy and using the battles between Tiga and monsters as a story to tell various social problems.

But for a female demon like her who has struggled in the entertainment industry and seen all kinds of dark schemes.

Dramas like "Tiga" that praise the beauty of human nature and are full of positive energy seem a bit... unreal.

You hope to call on humans and nature to live in harmony through the story of Tiga and Gakuma.

But is this really useful?

Will the mine boss stop mining because of this?

Will the construction company stop cutting down trees because of this?

Da Mimi saying "idealistic" belongs to a high-EQ way of saying it.

If it were someone like the Feng Feng Xiaogang Cannon, it would be evaluations like "boring" and "childish."

Of course, they only dared to think about it in their hearts.

After all, everyone inside and outside the circle knows how petty Xu Feng is.

There is no one he has targeted who hasn't been retaliated against.

"You've been in the dark for too long and don't believe there is light."

Xu Feng said indifferently while scrolling through his phone.

Admittedly, this world is indeed cruel and dark.

But even so, there are still people who yearn for the light.

This is also the reason why the memes "I don't believe in light" and "There are no Ultramen in this world at all" exploded in his past life.

Yes, everyone knows there are no Ultramen in this world, but there are people who are willing to believe; there is no other reason, they just simply want to maintain that innocence and light.

Just like everyone knows that this society is full of injustice and darkness, but there are people who are willing to stick to their bottom line and want to protect that negligible bit of kindness in their hearts.

However, Da Mimi and her kind should not be able to understand this truth.

To put it bluntly, this innocence and kindness basically only exist in the hearts of the exploited.

Where do the exploiters have any innocence or kindness?

If they had any, they wouldn't have become the party that exploits others.

Although Xu Feng also admits that he is not a good person, and even an out-and-out utilitarian.

But for those who are willing to stick to their duties and have justice in their hearts.

He also pays the highest respect.

Hearing these words from Xu Feng, Da Mimi seriously suspected that this dog was scolding her by pointing at the mulberry and cursing the locust.

Her little mouth was pouting so much it could hang a teapot, and she opened her mouth to refute, but her head had already been pressed down by Xu Feng, who said ruthlessly:

"Do your work."

Da Mimi looked resentful.