You Were Told to Write About Ordinary Life, So Why Did You Write A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality?

A rebellious young man has arrived in the screenwriting world. At the National Live Screenwriting Competition, the prompt team assigns the category: “Profession.” While the other contestants write about white-collar workers, legal elites, college graduates working in rural villages, and even esports players, each choosing a different profession, Bai Ye pulls out The Wild Goose Lake. The story begins with a coal miner outraged that the village chief is using the mine for personal gain. At first, the audience thinks this is a story about a coal miner using legal means to protect his own interests and those of the villagers. But then they see Dahai raise a hunting rifle and pull the trigger with a bang. Everyone is stunned. Wait, this isn't right... Weren't you supposed to be an ordinary miner? How can you have a gun? How can you shoot someone? On the livestream, Bai Ye doesn't stop writing. He keeps going. San'er, roaming the streets with a pistol; Yu'er, who kills a man at a massage parlor; Xiaohui, who goes to Dongguan to find work... One character after another appears, leaving the audience numb. “What is this??? This is straight-up a gangster story!” The production team is freaking out. “Can we even livestream this story??” The internet explodes. “We asked you to write a story about a profession, and you write about murderers?” “Murderer is a profession too. Just tell me, does it fit the prompt or not?” Writing a Banned Film Live, Scaring the Production Team Out of Their Wits! Let You Write About a Profession, and You Write About Murderers? Starting with a Banned Film, I Become a Legendary Screenwriter!