You Asked Me to Write About Ordinary People, So Why Did I Write Blossoms Shanghai on the Spot?

Gu Shuai transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in a live writing competition hosted by Yangshi.

Contestants must create stories based on prompts drawn by the judges.

The first prompt is "Little People."

While the other contestants are still writing about the miserable lives of ordinary people, Gu Shuai thinks of a hit TV drama that was airing before he transmigrated.

So Gu Shuai decisively writes Blossoms.

While the other contestants' protagonists are still going hungry one day and eating their fill the next,

Gu Shuai's protagonist becomes Bao, the big shot of Shanghai!

Foreign trade with one hand, stock trading with the other!

He makes it big.

"What the hell? This is obviously a power fantasy about a big shot!"

"Mr. A? Hidden talent? Lying low and waiting to strike? Trying to be a catfish? That all depends on how Chef Bao wants to serve you."

After that:

For the prompt "The People," he writes In the Name of the People, sending the Dragon Kingdom's political system into turmoil.

For the prompt "Medicine," he writes Dying to Survive, bringing about a sweeping reform of the Dragon Kingdom's medical system.

For the prompt "Warehouse," he writes The Four-Bay Warehouse, stirring unprecedented patriotic fervor throughout the country.

For the prompt "Forest," he writes The Dark Forest: Do not answer! Do not answer! Do not answer!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.