I'm a Slacker Screenwriter Writing Dragon Raja, and I Make the World Miserable!

Parallel world.

Everyone knows that Huaxia makes terrible movies.

Steven Spielberg: "Longguo has first-rate actors, but they star in third-rate trash."

Luc Besson: "I've worked with Longguo actors, but the screenwriters there leave a lot to be desired."

The global short drama competition begins, but Z Nation alone is assigned a separate wildcard division.

The restrictions on contestants are stacked one after another to make things difficult.

Not because there are too many contestants, but because their standards are so low that they might affect the other countries' competitors.

Fed up, Han Jiang angrily writes Dragon Raja.

A rainy night. An elevated highway.

That little boy called Chu Zihang traps himself forever in that stormy night.

I had four old friends:

One died in the Three Gorges of the Yangtze, his revenge unfulfilled.

One was buried in a Beijing tunnel, the two embracing as they killed each other.

One sleeps forever in a deep well in Tokyo, thinking of cherry blossoms until the end.

From then on, no one could leave his livestream without crying.

Who says Huaxia can't make good dramas?

Dragon Raja is only the beginning. He goes on to create Sunny Weather on the Mongolian Grasslands, The 26-Year-Old Tenant, Eraser in My Mind, and more...

Han Jiang faces the great directors. "Actually, I'm really not much of a writer... So why are you all crying?"

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