Yang Mi: If You're So Sharp-Tongued, Why Make Me Play Chu Renmei?

After transmigrating, Fang Hai discovered that he was taking part in a film screenplay competition.

Contestants had to write screenplays based on prompts from the production team.

The first-round prompt: Rural Romance.

The other contestants all wrote stories about widows remaining chaste and devoted widowers, with unwavering fidelity as their central theme.

Fang Hai decided to turn the formula on its head and write: A Corpse in the Mountain Village.

Just from the title, the judges and audience thought Fang Hai had made a typo and meant to write a story about a female teacher sent to the countryside falling in love with a poor young man.

Until this happened: Sixty-six people in Huangshan Village died mysteriously within three days, all because a famous opera actress had been deceived by a scumbag, turned her love to hatred, and became a vengeful ghost...

Judge Yang Mi was dumbfounded: "It's rural romance! I didn't ask you for a human-versus-ghost conflict."

Netizens were stunned too: "So the true meaning of love really is: even as a ghost, you won't let them get away."

When Fang Hai fought his way to the final and won, Yang Mi came to his door late at night to ask for a role.

As it turned out, she really did have a sharp tongue. She was born to play Chu Renmei.

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