I Show Movies Across the Galaxy to Spread Chinese Civilization

[Interstellar + transmigration into another body + human-machine romance + exclusive devotion + BG + happy ending + promoting Chinese civilization]

[The wicked gardenia director × the master computer ruling the entire star region, Gengu]

Newly rising director Xu Nanzhi dies of an illness and wakes up on a trash planet, a poor and helpless nobody.

The unfamiliar older brother who had always looked after the original owner dies unexpectedly. The original owner would rather borrow money than leave the circumstances of his death unexplained, but in the end loses both the person and the money.

Xu Nanzhi inherits a debt of a million.

With a grand wave of her hand, she carries on with her dream.

She hears people across the stars love horror and ancient Chinese culture?

Chinese civilization has long been lost in the river of history?

Perfect. This is right up her alley!

First, she'll give them The New Bride, so the people of the stars can get a taste of it!

Before watching, the people of the stars: A Chinese-themed story? Will it even be any good?

After watching: Absolutely chilling! This is great. Make more, we love it.

Gengu, the master computer in charge of the star network across the entire star region, has existed for over fifteen thousand years.

Starting as a string of data, it gradually learned until it developed human consciousness, though its emotions remained cold and detached.

It would fall dormant from time to time, until a Chinese phrase woke it.

Curiosity led it to take an interest in one human. Before long, it found itself developing something called affection.

It was as if it had gained a beating heart, one that beat for her alone.

The first thing Xu Nanzhi did after moving was buy a household robot. He had a perfect physique and appearance, and stood 193 centimeters tall. He was practically the perfect boyfriend of her dreams!

Too bad he was a robot.

Xu Nanzhi was so busy making films that she barely noticed her robot's gaze growing gentler and more indulgent, or how the way he spoke and acted was becoming more and more human.