Ranking the Era's Worst Movies: The Whole Internet Owes Stephen Chow a Ticket

The protagonist is an accidental transmigrator and a fan of Stephen Chow. He is reborn in a parallel world in the body of a young man named Zhou Xingxing, the namesake of the protagonists in Stephen Chow's movies.

The film industry in this world is fickle, with productions chasing online popularity flooding the screens. Carrying the memories of his previous life, he chooses to become a director and remake Stephen Chow's classic films.

His nonsensical comedy style is far ahead of its time, and today's audiences struggle to accept it. A Chinese Odyssey, King of Comedy, and Kung Fu are released one after another, only to be branded as bad movies and slammed by netizens and the media. Each film bombs at the box office.

After several investments, Zhou Xingxing exhausts his savings and falls into debt. Amid a wave of criticism, he has no choice but to leave the film industry.

The year is now 2026. Shanghai TV launches a livestreamed variety show across the internet, reviewing the ten worst films of the past thirty years.

Several movies that were widely reviled years ago are rebroadcast online.

As the stories unfold, the heartbreak of reality beneath the comedy comes to light. The audience gradually settles down, moving on from their initial mockery and teasing.

Public opinion quietly shifts, and people finally come to their senses. Netizens across the internet apologize, lamenting that they owe Zhou Xingxing a long-overdue movie ticket.

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