You Told Me to Film What I Saw, So I Filmed Puppet Theater Reviving the Culture

Su Yu transmigrates and becomes a director, inheriting his family's bankrupt toy factory. Then a huge order comes in.

The Cultural Affairs Bureau wants him to make a promotional video. The requirements are simple: it just needs to showcase Dragon Country's culture.

But Dragon Country's culture has already been eclipsed by the cultures of other countries, and people these days have no interest in it.

The budget is only one million, too.

Su Yu is speechless. Hiring actors and buying equipment will cost a fortune.

Besides, as soon as people hear the project is about traditional Chinese aesthetics, they deliberately quote sky-high prices because they don't want to waste time on it.

Luckily, Su Yu activates the Script System and chooses the Pili Tian Zui script.

A month later, the rarely seen glove puppetry show makes its debut. When Qitian Di appears, the entire audience is stunned!

Bureau chief: Damn, I asked you to make a promotional video, and you went and revived our culture! Where's the full version?

Su Yu: I don't have the money to film the full version. But if you give me enough budget, I'm happy to keep going.

After finishing Pili Tian Zui, Su Yu brings out Jin Guang Jiu Long Bian, Zhe Tian, Xian Jian, Feng Yun…

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