You Asked for a War God, but You Wrote a Rascal?

Jiang Qin transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers he's participating in a screenwriting competition.

Contestants have to write a script based on a given prompt.

The first round's prompt is: [War God].

While everyone else is writing stories about “the War God Returns” and “the Evil-Grinning Dragon King,”

Jiang Qin pulls out Bright Sword!

And so:

“A cowardly soldier makes for a cowardly army, and a cowardly general makes for a cowardly battalion!”

“What the hell kind of elite troops are these? I fight elites!”

“What are you afraid of? Why don't you dare take on the brigade commander?”

“I've got no money, and I sure as hell won't give you my life!”

At first, viewers think it's a story about a rascal. But the more they watch, the more something feels off...

“Cavalry, charge!”

“When two enemies meet on a narrow path, the brave prevail!”

“Second Battalion Commander, where the hell is your Italian cannon? Get it up here!”

One unforgettable line after another bursts forth, and vivid, flesh-and-blood characters leap off the page.

When the one-armed figure charges at the Japanese army, when Old Li shells the county town with tears in his eyes, every viewer breaks down in tears!

“So a War God can be like this?”

“Did he really write just one War God? He wrote a whole army of War Gods!”