You Asked Me to Write About Monsters, So Why Did I Start with a Dragon Clan Blade?

From the start, when given a prompt about monsters, he writes a tragic Dragon Raja story: a rainy night, an overpass, a Maybach.

Asked to write a romance, he writes about Xia Mi and Chu Zihang, falling in love and fighting to the death in a Beijing subway station.

Asked to write about a little monster, he turns around and writes about the underworld princess Uesugi Eri, Sakura, and the Sky Tree.

His scripts break hearts, and the BGM tears at your soul.

He takes the beauty of tragic endings to the extreme, leaving netizens utterly depressed.

After his family's business goes bankrupt, the rich second-generation celebrity Han Jiang joins the King of Short Dramas competition to pay off the debts.

From that point on, no one can leave his livestream smiling.

Viewers cry out: You had fun writing this, but did you even think about whether we'd survive it?

Who would have thought Dragon Raja was only the beginning? He can't stop himself, and goes on to write To Live, The Butterfly Lovers, Farewell My Concubine, The Peony Pavilion, The Palace of Eternal Life, The Leifeng Pagoda...

When word gets out that Han Jiang is heading for Hollywood,

netizens are moved to tears and rip up their umbrellas: Let the world experience the Eastern art of tragic endings! Let's all be miserable together. If we're going to cry, then everyone cries. No one gets to be happy...

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