It's unusual to see a movie with high box office receipts getting criticized, while another with lower receipts is receiving rave reviews.
The next day, after a day of fermenting, the online chatter overwhelmingly mocked "Demon Capital Fortress", resembling a massive coordinated cyberbullying event, with even a phenomenon of group mocking emerging.
Not just the production team was getting criticized—actors, directors, scriptwriters were all under fire—it's ridiculous. The noise was so loud that although "Life-changing Matters" has a good reputation, there wasn't much online discussion about it.
Of course, it's not that there isn't any talk—quite the opposite, there was quite a bit. But compared to the situation with "Demon Capital Fortress," the discussion around "Life-changing Matters" was too trivial to spark interest, giving the impression that there's only one bad film playing during the May Day holiday.
