You Asked Me to Make a Crime Film, So Why Did I Solve the Cold Case?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Li Changfeng, a director of crime thrillers and suspense films, becomes a third-year directing student at Kyoto University.

At Kyoto University, everyone is either rich or influential.

During summer break, his classmates are either doing internships on major film productions or making theatrical films financed by their families.

An orphan, Li Changfeng heads to a coal mine and recruits several young people to film Blind Shaft in documentary style.

When he returns to school, his classmates ask him about it. Li Changfeng quietly uploads Blind Shaft to a film platform.

With no recommendations, it gets little attention.

Meanwhile, the police in Shan Province are still struggling to solve a mysterious coal mine case.

Then a policewoman happens to see Li Changfeng's Blind Shaft.

Inspired, she follows the clues to the crime in the film, investigates the cold case thoroughly, and successfully identifies the suspect.

The case is solved, and countless netizens are in an uproar.

"We told you to make crime films, and you went and solved a cold case?"

Dying to Survive cracks a fake medicine case; Sheep Without a Shepherd cracks a perfect murder case.

The criminals are trembling with fear. They're not afraid of the police!

They're afraid of directors!

This is ridiculous!

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