I Asked You to Write a Painter, but Your Protagonist Hand-Draws Counterfeit Bills. That's a Crime!

Bai Mo woke up to find that the world had changed. It turned out he was in a parallel world. The first-ever National College Student Screenwriting Competition was underway, and the organizers were taking it extremely seriously. They had invited four heavyweight guests: Liu Heping, Feng Xiaogang, Stephen Chow, and Wang Jing. Who would have thought the first judge's prompt would leave all the contestants baffled: “Painter.” While everyone else was writing tired old stories about treasure hunting and antiques appraisal, Bai Mo brought out The Invisible Guest and left everyone dumbfounded. “What does that title have to do with the theme, even a little bit?” “Counterfeiting banknotes through painting? That painter's really asking for trouble.” “...” So who was the real mastermind behind it all? Even by the end, the mystery remained unsolved. There was yet another twist: the boss didn't exist. It turned out that from beginning to end, he had orchestrated everything himself! “You'd have to be seriously split-personality to come up with an idea like this!” “The protagonist's lines are so cool. I'm in love.” “There's only one Van Gogh in this world. Nobody cares about a second or a third.” “Anything taken to the extreme is art.” Going from seemingly not trying at all to dazzling everyone, Bai Mo earned the respect of all. He also became the object of every screenwriter and director there vying to recruit him.