You Were Asked to Write A Hero's Success Is Built on a Thousand Graves, but You Wrote Infernal Affairs

Su Chen wakes up to find himself taking part in a livestreamed creative variety show!

The contestants have to create something based on a prompt from the production crew.

When the crew gives them the prompt: “One general's success is built on ten thousand fallen bones,”

Su Chen sees all the other contestants writing about war and national hatred

and decides to take a different approach and give the audience a shock!

Infernal Affairs, you're up!

At first, the audience thinks it's an ordinary story, but the more they watch, the stranger things seem...

Netizens explode: “The prompt is about war and the nation, and you're writing about a double agent?”

The production crew loses it too: “We told you to write about one general's success being built on ten thousand fallen bones. What is this Infernal Affairs nonsense?”

“The fortune teller said I was destined to become a successful general at the cost of ten thousand lives, but I disagreed.”

“We agreed on three years. Then another three years, and another three years. It's almost been ten years, boss.”

Liu Jianming: “Give me a chance.”

Chen Yongren: “How am I supposed to give you a chance?”

Liu Jianming: “I didn't have a choice before. Now I want to be a good person.”

And so, the god of Hong Kong cinema bursts onto the scene.

Prompt: “Brotherhood,” and he writes A New World.

Prompt...