All-Round Genius Who Eats Talent

115. headwind (1)

“Is this too harsh?”

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Literally every part of it was a mess.

Honestly, it could be said that it could be because the scenes where soldiers and attendants appear or pass by are not the parts I care about so much. It’s enough to give the feeling of being Joseon in moderation.

It’s the same with many historical fusion dramas.

But why does the king fight with the weapons used in China, wearing just cool armor with the imagination of China, Joseon, and modern times added?

Do the supporting characters come out wearing clothes and headdresses with a strong Chinese color?

That was the only thing I figured out less than 10 minutes before the start of the drama.

“It’s too serious. Can it be like this? Are there any problems?”

It may be because he himself studied while writing this drama, so he can see it well. This was too severe.

It was also started 5 minutes earlier, conscious of the Annals of Joseon Ghosts. I understand that you want to draw attention by putting in a large-scale battle scene that gave you strength from the beginning.

As a result, the annals of Joseon ghosts have become a backfire.

I didn’t look away from the TV, and my eyes were fixed only on the tablet. It wasn’t because it was fun.

The drama’s historical research or historical awareness is more like an attempt to subjugate China’s culture than one might think. Because it was serious like watching a cultural fair. No overtly it was promoting bringing all parts of China’s cultural fair.

In the first place, while making a drama like this, why is he standing on the opposite side of China?

There was definitely a reason for being annoying, but there was also a clear reason why China’s cultural process, which has been getting worse lately, didn’t want to look at it.

That is how they say that all cultures are theirs. But do you do that in terrestrial dramas?

What will China say? Look at this. Aren’t Korean terrestrial dramas also recognizing it? It means that the source of Korean culture is China.

It would have been fortunate if it had not been used as a material for propaganda.

It was a really hot fire.

[Na Young-jin: The ratings came out. The national average for our drama is 3.5%. Joseon Exorcist 9.7%.]

My impressions were immediately frowned upon. Obviously, the drama was good. Is it just not good enough? It’s not that there isn’t a big difference, it’s just that much of a difference.

Did no one really notice that distortion of history?

[Na Young-jin: It’s only one episode, so there’s definitely room for a rebound. I wonder if I should look at the viewership ratings tomorrow.]

Na Young-jin’s bitterness seemed to be evident in the text messages as well.

I’m sorry, but this wasn’t a matter of ratings. Besides, if it was a drama like that, it seemed like it would collapse on its own even if you didn’t bother to do something.

At least I don’t think people are stupid.

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(很好(Got it)!!!)

Kang Ji-an clenched his fists as soon as the ratings came out.

I thought it could be dangerous due to Spielberg’s effect, but cheers erupted as it beat the Joseon Ghost Annals with an overwhelming rating difference than I thought.

(If this is the case, I don’t think I need to use the prepared card, right?)

How anxiously prepared is this card? Shim Ji-eon The amount spent to use the card was also quite large. Some of the expenses had to be paid for on their own.

(Use it. It’s a waste. It’s a waste.)

I felt sorry for the money. Taking money out of one’s own pocket was, of course, a waste.

(It would be better to delete it altogether, though, to be sure.)

The greater the achievement, the more useful it is in the party center.

Kang Ji-an contacted reporters who were friendly to them – to be exact, who wrote friendly articles for a fee.

The content of the text was just asking for an article to be uploaded, but that was enough.

[Chosun Exorcist 9.7%! Joseon fantasy historical drama following the kingdom!]

[Rating hit the jackpot! Joseon Exorcist with a unique worldview! A new way of life for terrestrial dramas.]

[‘Chosun Exorcism’ A replica of the kingdom of Mflix? “Definitely different!”]

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Less than an hour after I sent the text, articles about the Joseon Exorcist were plastering the Internet news windows.

[Annals of Joseon ghosts. Nothing to eat at a rumored feast? A poor start with a 3.5% rating for the first room.]

[Same day, same time, same genre drama showdown, Joseon Exorcist wins overwhelmingly. Highly praised for the solid story and flawless acting of the actors.]

(Kheu. That’s awesome. It wasn’t a big deal. It wasn’t a big deal. Even so, it’s only possible for the likes of Koreans to go against China.)

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Looking at the article, Kang Ji-an couldn’t erase her happy expression.

At the same time, the happy circuit was also running vigorously. Right now, I am simply a small national laundered investor who manages reporters who ate Chinese money in Korea and invests in drama production. .

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“what?”

early morning the next day. At the words of Jaeik, whom he met at the filming set, Na Young-jin hurriedly looked over the materials Jaeik had given him.

Evidence of distortion of history organized in a glance. From Na Young-jin’s point of view, this was a material that made her think that it crossed the line that could be allowed in the name of creation or fusion.

thud-!!

“These… crazy bastards! There is a degree and a goodness in being beaten and eating and closing your eyes!”

Na Young-jin hit the desk and shook the hand holding the data.

This drama clearly crossed the line. It’s embarrassing to say that it simply crossed the line.

“I need to tell you right away. Just to watch that drama airing? It has nothing to do with the outcome of our drama. What will people think when a drama like that airs!”

Na Young-jin also screamed in anger, but Jae-ik shook his head instead.

This was something they shouldn’t have done. Rather, it was a situation in which we had to avoid getting involved unconditionally.

“We need to be alone.”

“What? Aren’t you angry?”

“I need to be more still because I am angry.”

“What?! What do you mean?”

“Aren’t you mad at me? You know why I’m making this drama. However, if we intervene, we will only hear that we are holding back because the ratings for the other drama are getting good.”

If that happens, there is a high possibility that it will rather be watered down there in raising the issue of the drama. The Annals of Joseon Ghosts, which failed to achieve viewership ratings, are said to be ugly.

In the first place, it was a production company with Chinese capital on its back. I don’t know how much it cost, but hundreds of millions or even tens of millions of dollars were spent to promote that much.

There was no guarantee that this would not happen.

“Only this issue should be made by the viewers. And if it’s a time when anti-Chinese sentiment is blowing like these days, it’s obvious that someone will raise an issue. People are not stupid. It’s obvious that they won’t turn a blind eye to China’s distortion of history simply for fun.”

Especially at a time when China’s cultural invasion is hot on the Internet, like now.

And it was clear that this would make people more interested in the current situation. It was clear that artificial fire lighting would not last long.

“Okay. really. Annoying phrase.”

After cooling down, I realized that Jae-ik had said it. They were in a position where they would be in trouble if they got involved wrongly.

“We just have to go our own way. Make better dramas and pay more attention to historical research. Since it’s a drama of the same genre, it’s obvious that there will be more comparisons, right?”

The background of the drama was the period of Seonjo and Gwanghaegun after the Imjin War in the middle of the Joseon Dynasty.

Since it is a time when numerous films have already come out and are receiving historical attention, it was obvious that viewers would set a more stringent standard and dissect the drama. what’s up and what’s up this is right and that is wrong

And the conclusion that came out would also decide the fate of our drama.

In such a situation, what they had to do was to create an atmosphere that there is nothing to install, which is often said on the Internet.

It was not my intention to be honest, but it was a situation where paying more attention to historical research became a medicine.

“okay. it should be That would be right.”

Na Young-jin sighed and sat down in his seat, unable to shake off the slightest sense of anxiety.

This is just the first drama. I thought that something really special was going to happen.

“It will be fine. certainly. I am sure.”

On the contrary, I was envious of Jaeik’s mentality that he was so sure of without changing his expression.

“okay. I need to read all the kids. It’s filming soon.”

—

when the drama ended.

– Isn’t that a bit strange?

– exactly. Are you a bit harsh?

– It’s clothing, can’t it?

– There is nothing wrong with the story.

– But you have to do it in moderation. Moderately. Clothing, weapons, building styles, food, just what I found now.

In a community where some history enthusiasts gather, questions about the drama of Joseon Exorcist, which started airing this time, began to come up one after another.

– Traces of historical distortion can be seen in some lines of Shim Ji-eon. Such trashy content that Goguryeo succeeded China.

– How many minutes?

– About 20 minutes after the drama starts? These are the words that the people are passing by. at the inn.

– Touching the crazy Goguryeo?

– Is today episode 2? I guess I’ll have to watch episode 2 first and decide? Garbage for sure.

– From the writer to the director, I think I need to dig in once. Would you believe that it is a Korean drama made by a Chinese writer and directed by a Chinese?

A headwind began to blow from the Internet, as Jaeik said.

The article was a simple question that someone thought it was strange, but someone said it was a story, someone said it was a story, and someone said it should be widely known on social media.

Before the 10th hour had passed since the first episode of the drama had ended. To be precise, by the time the sun rose the next morning, the Joseon Exorcist’s distortion of history had become a hot potato on the Internet.

[Controversy over distortion of history in the first episode of Joseon Exorcist.]

[A drama written by taking the Chinese propagation process and pro-China controversy as it is? Is it really a Korean drama?]

[Announcing the statement of the drama production team. It seems that there was a misunderstanding simply because of the historical background and regional setting. I will prevent this from happening in the future.]

[Distorted drama beyond imagination. A production company consistent with crude excuses that did not even check the historical background.]

And what was really surprising was that the more the public opinion on the Internet penetrated the drama, the more the problem that I had at first did not end there.

– No, what is this onion? Only one 70-minute episode was aired, but there are so many problems?

– Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha it’s crazy This is almost just a Joseon drama made in China, isn’t it?

– MBS is crazy. Are you airing a Chinese drama right now? Hahaha

– Today at 10 o’clock. Is it episode 2 broadcast? I’ll have to see for myself how sh*tty the 2nd episode will be.

– It’s good if you don’t throw away your eyes. Come out, come out, come out. A historically distorted drama on the Chinese side at the same time?

Around the time when all eyes were on the Joseon Exorcist. One post has been uploaded.

[The Annals of Joseon Ghosts are also being aired on OMCTV. It was written by Yu Woo-myeong. It’s a similar genre, but shouldn’t you dig into this too?]