You Asked Me to Write About the Republic Era, So Why Did I Write Let the Bullets Fly?

Xie Yan transmigrates and finds himself taking part in a screenplay-writing competition.

The production team gives the contestants a theme: Republican-era China!

While everyone else writes TV dramas about working as spies, killing secret agents, and falling in love with young military officers, Xie Yan decides to give this world's audience a little cinematic shock!

"Killing someone isn't enough? You have to destroy their spirit too? How terrifying!"

"There are three things I want: fairness, fairness, and goddamn fairness!"

"Why am I a bandit? Because my legs don't work right. I can't kneel. I just want to stand up and make money!"

"Neither you nor money matters to me. Not having you matters a lot!"

The theme is comedy, so he writes Lost in Thailand.

The theme is chivalry, so he writes Kung Fu Hustle.

The theme is legacy, and Xie Yan writes four characters without hesitation: The Grandmaster!

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