You Asked Me to Write a Spoiled Young Master, and I Came Up with Zhao Mengsheng on the Spot?

Ye Yu transmigrates and discovers that he's taking part in a live-streamed screenwriting variety show.

Contestants must write a film or television script on the spot based on a prompt from the production team.

When the prompt is "spoiled young heir,"

all the other contestants write about rich second-generation heirs and celebrity children, going for maximum flash and swagger.

Ye Yu, however, decides to take a different approach and let the audience relive a story from the past.

The Wreath at the Foot of the Mountain, it's you!

At first, the viewers think it's just an ordinary story about a privileged heir joining the military to pad his resume. But the more they watch, the more something feels wrong.

"Pulling strings got you all the way to a battlefield where I bled and sacrificed everything?!"

"Are our children only going through the motions when they enlist? When it's time to bleed and sacrifice, do you send the common people's children instead?"

"China belongs to me, but it belongs to you, too!"

The script's lines are so powerful that the production team panics. Facing a whole audience of powerful veterans, they break into a cold sweat!

From then on, Ye Yu writes like the wind.

For the prompt "Dignity," he writes A Sudden Rise.

For the prompt "Cannon Fodder," he writes My Chief.

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