The Military Industrial Heir: The System Insists I Make Movies

After transmigrating to Blue Star for twenty-two years, Yang Junning's System finally showed up.

Other people's Systems give them techniques and superpowers. His System tells him to make movies.

He's the heir to the mighty Tiangong Group, a family that builds tanks and warships, and his System wants him to join the entertainment industry?

Fine. He'll make movies.

The script approval gets held up? One phone call gets it fast-tracked through the military.

The penalty for breaking a contract is a hundred million? One dinner party knocks it down to three million in three days.

Need equipment for a military film? He can haul retired tanks and armored cars straight out of his family's warehouse for a spin.

The industry starts a betting pool on him going bankrupt within three months, with odds of ten to one. He bets ten million on himself.

Later, when Operation Red Sea smashes box office records, someone asks him the secret to his success.

Yang Junning thinks for a moment. “Maybe it's because I use the real thing when I make movies.”

The rules of the entertainment industry don't apply to the Yangs.