The plot of the second part of "Fengshen" was revealed. The director said that it would take 10 years to pay off the debt after the movie failed.

Recently, the movie "Fengshen" has attracted a lot of attention. Although it is quite controversial, it is still a very outstanding Chinese mythology movie as a whole. Its Douban score still remains at 7.7 points.

This movie not only has huge investment in special effects and scenes, in addition to creating extremely magnificent scenes , the plot is also unique, changing everyone's inherent impression of the plot, especially the relationship between Daji and King Zhou, which has staged a major reversal.

The fox demon Daji is not a traditional beauty who brings disaster to the country. Instead, King Zhou is ambitious and selfish, and Daji is more of a help to him than a confuse. Even in the easter egg at the end of the first part, Daji cuts off her own tail to help King Zhou revive, becoming a love-struck woman.

Some netizens even found the setting art collection of the second part of "Fengshen", which shows that Daji will be canonized in the second part and become the queen of the current dynasty.

In addition to Daji's enthronement, the second part will also have a large number of fighting scenes. Many famous generals that everyone remembers will appear, such as Master Wen, the four brothers of the Mo family, Deng Chanyu, etc. There will also be many rare and exotic animals appearing. It will be a real epic masterpiece.

Currently, the box office of the first film has just exceeded 700 million yuan. Director Wuershan said that it is far from expectations and he has not even left the ICU yet. If he cannot make a profit, there will be no funds to produce special effects for the second film, and he will even have to spend 10 years to pay off his debts.

It is reported that the investment in the "Fengshen" trilogy exceeds 3 billion yuan, and the total box office revenue needs to be as high as 9 billion yuan to make a profit. Currently, the second and third parts have actually been filmed, but there is no funding for post-production special effects.