We Made a Wedding Promo to Encourage Marriage, and the Marriage Certificates Sold Out

Han Yu transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes an office clerk at the Health Commission. His boss entrusts him with an important task: making a promotional film to encourage people to get married.

Luckily, he awakens a System just in time and receives god-tier directing skills, along with the complete screenplay for Titanic.

On the third day after the film's release, the Civil Affairs Bureau issues an urgent notice in the middle of the night: "Guys, stop lining up. We're out of marriage certificates."

From then on, big shots from every corner come seeking him out.

The Shaolin abbot: "Benefactor, everyone down the mountain is here to learn martial arts. What's going on?"

The Academy of Sciences: "Director Han, I asked you to promote science, not make the pinnacle of science fiction."

Directors everywhere: "Director Han, please... We used to be famous directors, and now we're the kings of bad movies. Please, have mercy!"

Host: "Director Han, what does it feel like to compete against yourself for Best Director?"

Han Yu: "I don't feel anything."

Host: "I don't believe you. You must feel something."

Han Yu: "..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.