They Asked You to Film a Basketball Association Promo, but You Drew Slam Dunk

[In this book's setting, Sakura and Huaxia are on the same continent. Most of the early content features Japanese anime, so readers who mind should stay away.]

Gu Cheng transmigrates to a parallel world where anime reigns supreme. After awakening a System, he becomes a manga artist.

Just as the men's basketball team loses and fans lose heart,

one manga, Slam Dunk,

rekindles their longing for and love of basketball,

and also puts countless delinquents on the straight and narrow, all for the words:

“Coach, I want to play basketball!”

When a car dealership asks him to promote its new car,

Initial D bursts onto the scene,

igniting car fans' boundless obsession with and devotion to the AE86.

The gaming industry is in decline, overrun by quick cash-grab games,

but The King's Avatar shines across Huaxia,

inspiring esports players to rediscover their original dreams and fight for them.

While drawing, Gu Cheng also casually writes a few screenplays, pens a few songs, and sells the rights to a few games.

Along the way, he becomes the god of Huaxia and is adored by countless people.

To take on the capitalists,

Gu Cheng unleashes one hit after another: Detective Conan, Crayon Shin-chan,

Journey to the West, Harry Potter, Battle Through the Heavens, Zhu Xian.

Then someone claims Gu Cheng knows nothing about love.

Gu Cheng smiles faintly.

The romance trilogy, Five Centimeters per Second, Your Name, and Weathering with You, is ready to go,

and he boldly declares his love for award-winning actress Xu Zhiwen.

To promote his girlfriend and younger sister,

he rolls out Queen of News, Lost in the Stars, The Long Night, Scarlet Heart, W: Two Worlds, and more...

They bombard the entire film and television industry.

In the end, Gu Cheng tramples his enemies underfoot and makes them pay the price they deserve,