You Asked for a Poet, but I Wrote a Killer Who’s Not So Cold?

Violent aesthetics, poetic killing,

The birth of a genre...

Chen Yang wakes up aboard the luxury cruise ship Mordor, competing in a global screenwriting competition. The prompt is “Poet / A Poetic Dwelling.” Since this is a world with a gap in its film and television culture, a System for producing quality content arrives just in time. Using stark contrast to his advantage, Chen Yang chooses Leon: The Professional, bringing “violent aesthetics” and “poetic killing” to this world. After winning the competition, Chen Yang continues to develop violent aesthetics, writing A Better Tomorrow, Pulp Fiction, and The Killer, and becomes a legend of entertainment on Blue Star.