As the director of "Demon Capital Fortress," how could Teng Hua not know anything about the issues with his project?
If he was truly blindly arrogant, he wouldn't have achieved his current success. Simply put, as a businessman, his insight may be lacking, as a director, his ability might not be strong, but he still possesses the basic skills of a director.
Of course, he knows there are problems with the script, but he's a commercial director, and the only goal for all his works is to make money.
Of course, strictly speaking, this is every director's goal, but he's different. As a director, he has a certain privilege.
That is, as long as he secures investments, whether the film makes money or not has little to do with him personally; it primarily concerns the investors.
To put it bluntly, directors are also salaried workers, and sometimes they have to make some bad movies to earn money, which is unavoidable.
