The next day, Su Qing, as usual, went to the East City Public Security Bureau with Tang Nan to watch her training and resolve Du Qiang's wish.
Online news was as consistent as ever, with "Demon Capital Fortress" still being ridiculed on the ground. Its daily box office had dropped to just a few million, not even comparable to Su Qing's invested "Life-changing Matters," or many low-budget films were exceeding its daily box office, leaving it far behind.
If it hadn't grossed 70 million on the first day, its overall box office would have almost disappeared from sight by now.
That's why netizens mockingly called it the "one-day earning movie."
One can't deny that this evaluation is quite apt; isn't it true that it only earns on the first day? In short, it's fraud!
How many people were lured in by the sci-fi craze ignited by "Wandering Earth"? The boastful promotions at the time have now all become faults.
