You Asked Me to Write About Civil Servants, and I Wrote a Crime Thriller on the Spot!

Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and is surprised to find himself competing in a live-streamed young screenwriter competition, King of Screenwriters, hosted by China Central Television.

The production team gives the contestants a prompt, and they create a story around it.

The first prompt is: public servants.

Other contestants: Teachers educate and nurture the next generation.

Doctors save lives and heal the injured.

They all stick to the same old ideas, producing painfully formulaic stories.

Su Chen decides to shock everyone and goes straight for Hunting Ice.

At first, netizens think it is about going into business.

Then things get increasingly strange.

The protagonist turns evil.

He sells illegal goods.

He flees to the Golden Triangle and becomes a drug kingpin who shocks the world!

The netizens are all fired up.

"You said he was selling Onion Crystals, but he was making meth!"

"The people next door are falling in love, while your story's already got someone getting murdered?"

The judges are dumbfounded too.

"This is CCTV, and you're writing this?"

"We told you to write something uplifting, and you made him a drug lord!"

Su Chen: "Before he started making drugs, wasn't he a public servant?"

From then on, Su Chen is unbeatable at sticking to the prompt!

When the prompt is a teacher, he writes The Bad Kids.

When the prompt is a street vendor, he writes The Knockout.

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