Other people enter instances to survive. I enter them for a vacation.
On the first day Chen Wang was dragged into the “Myriad Worlds Studio,” he awakened a max-level script cheat. Every time he enters a movie world, he automatically loads the full plot, death flags, hidden Easter eggs, and character affection thresholds.
In horror movies, everyone else is running from danger while he snacks on sunflower seeds.
In crime movies, everyone else is in a shootout while he counts the cash.
In disaster movies, everyone else is fleeing for their lives while he flirts with girls.
Other actors: “This is terrifying, thrilling, hopeless.”
Chen Wang: “I’m sleepy, hungry, bored.”
Until one day, the System alerts him:
“Actor has been clearing scenarios passively for an extended period. Forcing activation of a hell-level crossover mixed instance: zombie siege + magical world war.”
Chen Wang glances at the script and falls silent.
Then he turns to the “purely platonic harem” behind him, made up of a nurse, a flight attendant, a female soldier, an elf princess, and an AI goddess:
“Ladies, are we coasting to victory this round, or coasting to victory?”
“Save the hottest girls, take down the most obnoxious bosses, use the safest cheats, and coast to the easiest win.”
Chen Wang’s Rules for Surviving the Studio
