I Made an Anti-Fraud PSA, and Now They’re All After Me!

After transmigrating to a parallel world and becoming a small-time director, does he really have to rely on rich women’s unspoken rules just to get a chance to make a short drama?

Song Ming refuses to bow his head!

The Anti-Fraud Center needs a public-awareness film. Song Ming picks up his pen and writes the script for No More Bets.

The director of the Anti-Fraud Bureau finishes reading it, stunned: “If this weren’t based on real experience, I’d eat my own shit standing on my head!”

The recruitment center wants a film about special forces to encourage citizens to volunteer for military service.

Song Ming picks up his pen and writes Wolf Warrior.

The moment it breaks box office records, the recruitment office director is at his wit’s end: “Sir, our recruitment center has been surrounded by the public for over 24 hours... Yes, they all want to enlist... Hey, sir, don’t hang up!”

The archaeology department comes up with the idea of making a documentary to draw public attention to the smuggling of cultural relics.

Song Ming picks up his pen and writes Sand Sea.

When the film hits theaters, before the archaeology experts can even complain, wealthy businessmen across the country start lining up to sell rare cultural relics at bargain prices. “No wonder we’ve been so unlucky lately. Turns out there are ghosts in all these old antiques!”

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Years later, Song Ming has won every major award at home and abroad, collecting them by the armful.

Journalists ask him one after another, “Director Song, what’s the secret to your success?”

Song Ming smiles faintly. “I don’t live off women!”