You Asked Me to Write About Everyday Life in the City and Countryside, So Why Did I Write Dragon City Years?

After transmigrating, Zhong Qi becomes a down-and-out screenwriter.

He is currently taking part in a live-streamed screenwriting show.

Fortunately, his mind contains a projector loaded with films and TV shows from his previous life.

Given the prompt "little things in the city and countryside," Zhong Qi chooses the gangster film A Better Tomorrow without hesitation.

While others write about life in the city and countryside, he writes the Thirty-Six Oaths of the Hongmen!

While others write about everyday life, he writes about swallowing a porcelain spoon whole on an airplane!

While others write about neighborhood disputes, he writes about Big D taking over the new Wo Shing Wo!

His script leaves the audience stunned!

After that...

Given the prompt "torn between loyalty and filial piety," Zhong Qi writes Infernal Affairs.

Given the prompt "money and human nature," Zhong Qi writes The Silent War.

For the prompt "love," Zhong Qi writes Lust, Caution. For "temptation," he writes Protégé...

Netizens: "You've covered gambling, sex, drugs, and gangs. What kind of screenwriter are you? Someone should investigate him, thoroughly!"

The production team: "We asked you to write scripts, but the audience is reporting you as a gang boss?!"

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