Depressive Screenwriter

In the following days, the fans of "I Want to Tell You" went crazy, promoting the show all over the internet.

Su Yan's fans were enjoying his work so much for the first time.

The viewership rate for the seventeenth episode landed at 6.25%.

Although it was still not as good as "FZ," it was already the ceiling for viewership and word-of-mouth scores for romance dramas in Xia for the past thirty years.

Moreover, this was the first time Su Yan's fans had seen him not create a depressing drama. Not only was it not depressing, but was there even a bad person in this drama?

By the later stages of the plot, everyone understood that Kurumi was not inherently bad. All her badness was only directed at love rivals competing with her for Shouta Kazehaya. In real life, she was just an ordinary girl. Furthermore, as an antagonist in the early and mid-stages, she had a certain level of presence. After her own failures, she didn't cry and refuse to accept the ending, and even gave the female lead hints in the later episodes.

This was the first time Xia country audiences had seen this kind of romance drama.

Not only were the male and female leads strongly characterized, but the supporting characters were also extremely charming.

A large number of passersby also followed this wave.

Soon, another weekend arrived.

The final episode of "I Want to Tell You" was released.

This episode's plot was as fans had guessed, mainly explaining the fates and futures of the various characters.

The most exciting plot had already been broadcast last week.

But even so, without any psychological baggage and repeatedly guessing whether this drama was a depressing genre, Su Yan's fans finally enjoyed the ending of a Su Yan drama.

At the end of this episode, Kurumi confided her past to Kento Miura in a low voice, expressing her sadness about Shouta Kazehaya and Sawako Kuronuma being together, but the scene of her containing her unwillingness but ultimately admitting defeat did indeed earn a wave of tears from the audience in the end.

"I Want to Tell You" ended with Sawako Kuronuma and Shouta Kazehaya embracing each other in the sunset on the lawn.

After seeing the end credits, a large group of viewers breathed a sigh of relief, but then they reacted.

What am I expecting?

The confession was in the seventeenth episode, so there should be some lovey-dovey scenes in the eighteenth episode, but just holding hands and hugging, is that even considered a couple?

At least they should kiss!

"Seriously speechless. It just ended like that. Can't they film a special episode to let me see them kiss!"

"Thinking about it, I waited for you for almost five months, and during the confession, Shouta Kazehaya just pulled Sawako Kuronuma into the classroom and hugged her. The eighteenth episode after they got together was the same, just embracing on the lawn. This is too chaste. What kind of new era pure young boys and girls is this."

"It completely fits the image of Su Yan, the old thief, who doesn't understand romance. He probably thinks that as long as there is spiritual love between couples, that's enough, but we viewers are more vulgar! We want to see other things."

"Ah, no matter what, congratulations on the finale. It's just not enough to watch."

"There are still scenes of marriage and having children that haven't been filmed."

"Don't, at this drama's pace, it would probably take hundreds of episodes to film those things."

"Be content, Xia country's dramas are originally broadcast by season, and this drama has already been broadcast for one and a half seasons, which is enough. Think about it, in just over a month, FSN will premiere, that's the main event."

"I can see Artoria again, yay."

"I'm not as excited about the Fate series. My girlfriend really likes Fate, but I think 'I Want to Tell You' and 'April' are better."

"It's normal, everyone has their own preferences. I still think the Kenshin TV series is the pinnacle of Su Yan's works, but fans of other dramas always criticize me, saying that the Kenshin TV series is crudely made and can only be called good, not god-tier!"

"Anyway, my drama-chasing journey for this year is over. After 'I Want to Tell You' ends, I'll play games for the next month and see you again when FSN premieres in January next year!"

"Same, I won't pay attention to the film and television industry for the next month or so. I need to study hard and prepare for the college entrance exam next year."

"I want to find a boyfriend before the end of the year and have a passionate romance."

"After watching 'I Want to Tell You,' it reignited my yearning for love. My female boss always likes to nitpick at me, so I've decided to pursue her tomorrow for a permanent solution."

"You're all single dogs, I'm not. I'm a high school student, and I watched the drama with my girlfriend. As for why I have a girlfriend, it all stems from the fact that we both watched 'April' when we were in junior high school. During music class at school, we used that drama as an opportunity to get closer with the violin. Because of this, no matter what Su Yan does in the future, I will definitely never say a bad word about him."

"Think too much, the moment you two break up, you'll vent your resentment on the old thief."

The final episode of "I Want to Tell You" had a viewership rate of 6.14%, which was a bit lower than the previous week, but overall, the drama's results were definitely extremely good.

Su Yan was not stingy either.

All the members of the production team who participated in the filming of "I Want to Tell You" had a bonus deposited into their accounts that day, basically based on each person's total annual salary. The senior management of the production team also received a certain percentage of the profit sharing.

Although the percentage was very low, for works with revenues of hundreds of millions at every turn, even a low percentage was extremely considerable after it was received.

Currently, apart from the founding veterans of the company, the rest of Su Yan's company are basically top-level elites in various categories in the industry. Including the game department established last year, there are less than four hundred direct employees.

However, there are dozens of companies in Xia Country that directly cooperate with Dimension Film and Television, and tens of thousands of people from top to bottom rely on Su Yan's works to make a living.

Although Su Yan's company itself is not large in scale, its influence in the industry is basically at the point where if he says second, no one dares to say first.

After "I Want to Tell You" ended, Su Yan also gave a considerable number of the company's employees a vacation.

The screenplays and project proposals for "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Weathering with You" have been submitted to the authorities for review. Given the relationship between Su Yan's company and the authorities, it will be approved in just a few days. Next is to prepare for filming and establish the production team.

After being busy for a few days, Su Yan sighed while soaking in the open-air hot spring in his villa.

Sometimes he also wondered if he had a tendency to become a workaholic. He could obviously relax after achieving success, but he always arranged a large number of works to be established and filmed, and then doubted his life when he was too busy.

"After these few years, once the company is on the right track and a few large-scale projects are launched, I'll travel the world," Su Yan thought to himself.

He had let the people of this world see a collection of works from his previous life. In the six years since he came to this world, he had only stayed in Shanghai, Tokyo, and a few first-tier coastal and inland cities.

And even in Tokyo and Shanghai, where he stayed the longest, he didn't understand the two cities.

He was either filming or on the way to filming.

"Yes, I'll try to let the Fate series, Code Geass, and other works break into the overseas market first, especially Code Geass. If this type of war mecha work is not only popular in China but also abroad, then Evangelion and Gundam series can also be launched."

If he only relied on the domestic market, Su Yan really wasn't prepared to take out the Gundam and Evangelion series from his system library. After all, filming them was too expensive, and Su Yan would definitely not do anything shoddy. Even if the broadcast results were very good after filming, the rate of return would probably not be high, making it too cost-ineffective.

But if he could break into the overseas market, then Su Yan could release many works from his system library without any pressure.