You Asked for a Mystery, So Why Did I Pull Out Inception?

Bai Mo transmigrated to a parallel world and discovered that his previous self had been an obscure screenwriter, barely a blip on the radar. Unable to bear the stress, he'd drunk himself to death. "What an idiot. Five bottles of 104-proof baijiu? Even the Bull Demon King would be seeing stars after that." By chance, he awakened the "Mystery and Imagination Writing System," which contained the scripts of classic mystery films from his previous life. If he was going to get started, he might as well begin with the universally acclaimed masterpiece Inception! "Wasn't this screenwriter a comedy writer who even wrote scripts for stand-up comedians? Why has he switched to mysteries?" "I'm getting dizzy. The dreams are nested inside each other like Russian dolls." "It's not that bad, though you'll have a headache all night." "I didn't understand a thing. My CPU's about to fry, but that won't stop me from bragging about it!" "..." The film even caught the attention of major studios and industry bigwigs around the world. Bai Mo then kept writing, producing one globally acclaimed film after another: The Matrix, Shutter Island, The Prestige, The Da Vinci Code, The Invisible Guest, The Silence of the Lambs, Gone Girl, Saw, and more. Wait, there are plenty of great mystery movies and TV dramas too. How could you not call the Crazy Racer trilogy, the Detective Chinatown trilogy, The Mystic Nine, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Undercover, and The Message top-tier Chinese productions? Think bigger! He cemented his reputation in the industry as the "King of Mystery Dramas"! (This story is entirely fictional. If anything seems familiar, deal with it yourself.)