After transmigrating to a parallel version of the peninsula, Wu Bin was ready to quit after spending a year flopping in the web-novel scene. Then he awakened the Script System.
Upgrading the System would reward him with hit scripts from his previous life.
Descendants of the Sun was made into a Wednesday-Thursday drama by KBS, and its ratings exploded.
Wu Bin became a sensation across the industry as a screenwriter.
Tech journalist He Zhaoming: "You should be interviewing Wu Bin, not me."
Director Li Yingfu: "Wu Bin's success shows us that new screenwriters are every bit as good as popular ones."
KBS: "Clearly, Descendants of the Sun carried the network's performance this summer."
**S: "Wu Bin belongs to all of humanity. We should compete fairly!"
Song Huiqiao: "I always thought I liked guys who were 180 centimeters tall, but it turns out I just like Wu Bin."
Kim Jiwon speaks up: "Writer Wu is every actress's idol."
IU mutters quietly: "I want to sing an OST for Writer Wu's drama, and I want to work with him too. What should I do?"
Wu Bin: "..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It feels like a domestic entertainment drama disguised as Korean entertainment.
Do you know the part between Qiao Mei and the God of War?
You can post your opinions in the comment area. BrThe currently decided scripts include Queen Mother, Deluna, Please Answer, W, Ghosts and Gods, Star You, and Attachment. BrThe female characters will all be heroines.
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