You Asked for a Heartwarming Drama, So Why Did You Write The Old Village?

Su Yang transmigrates to another world and becomes a young film director.

At this moment, the Director's Showcase competition is underway.

Contestants must create a film or television work based on a given prompt.

Su Yang notices that this world is filled with warm, feel-good dramas. There isn't a single suspense, horror, or thriller title to be found. This entire genre remains undiscovered!

The first prompt in the competition is:

[Family]

Su Yang shocks everyone with A Wicked Ghost.

His fellow contestants mock him, and even the judges express their doubts.

How does this fit the prompt at all?

But many viewers are intrigued.

"Chu Renmei died full of resentment, murdered by her own husband. Doesn't that show that families aren't always picture-perfect? They have their ups and downs, too!"

"After Chu Renmei died, she took revenge on an entire village. Director Su is hinting that when we suffer injustice, we should fight back and break free from our cages. Otherwise, taking revenge ten or a hundred times over after death still won't ease the hatred in our hearts!"

"Director Su doesn't limit himself to the idea of family. He expands it to the village, a small society in its own right. What an educational film!"

"He even killed his own nephew. Now that's really horrifying!"

"Director Su is incredible! What kind of nonsense are all the others writing? All they ever write about is romance!"

"A Wicked Ghost deserves first place!"

After A Wicked Ghost, Su Yang goes on to write The Grudge, The Ring, the Conjuring series, First Rule of the Occult, Dead Silence...

And with that, Su Yang ushers in an age of global terror!