You Were Asked to Write About Rural Life, So Why Did You Write Mr. Tree?

I transmigrated and found myself taking part in the most popular screenwriting competition in China! The current theme was rural life.

To earn the popularity points required by the System, Lin Mo decided to take a different approach: Mr. Tree.

At first, the judges and audience thought this was a story about rural development, but the more they watched, the stranger it got...

This opening?

A rural supernatural horror film? The details are so steeped in rural style... Is it a realistic drama now?

The protagonist can see ghosts, and you're telling me this isn't a supernatural movie?

Wait, the protagonist has split personality disorder, so is this all fantasy?

Ah!

My head's itching. I'm growing a brain!

What on earth is Lin Mo writing? China's top screenwriter Liu Heping said, "Lin Mo's script is like Nine-Turn Large Intestine: one twist after another, and you can never guess what comes next. I don't understand it! I really don't understand it!"

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