You Asked Me to Write About Ordinary People, and I Wrote The Richest Man in Xihong City?

[Volume One: The Richest Man in Xihong City] A little slow, with quite a lot of commentary and analysis.

[Volume Two: Dying to Survive] Moves quickly, with more than half the book devoted to the plot.

[Volume Three: Love in the Courtyard] Seems I picked the wrong show. The plot gets through the first half, then jumps to the ending.

[Volume Four: Article 20] Mostly plot. Some of the commentary may be a bit over the top.

At last, they're all finished.

If you want to read the plot, just go in the order 4-2-1-3.

Zhang Qiang transmigrates to a parallel world called Qiming Star and becomes one of the contestants in the “Huaxia Young Screenwriters Competition.”

“Little guy,” is it?

You think a little guy has to work hard, rise from adversity, and just accept whatever life throws at him?

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!

That's the most cliched choice, someone else's story.

I'm going to create a “little guy” unlike any other.

I'll take a road that others only dare to dream of.

I want him to get rich overnight and never bow his head for a few pecks of rice again.

I want him to live as he pleases, no longer swallowing his anger in silence.

I want him to have both money and beauty, and become the child other parents wish they had.

I want him to trample the peak beneath his feet, so no one in the world dares to run their mouth about his decisions!

Heh heh!

With the support of the “Cross-Industry Entertainment System” and Earth's entertainment works, he will eventually sweep the world and rise to the very top.