You Asked Me to Make a Movie, So I Turned It into a Game?

Also known as: I, the Entertainment Mogul, Am Playing Both Sides of the Same Game! and The Big Studios Are Furious: This Director Is Playing Both Sides of Film and Games

You promised a movie that would leave us heartbroken. How can the game let us get revenge?

“Manager Xu, that Lin Xian you blacklisted is holed up in a basement making some terrible zombie movie.”

“He crossed me and thought he could get away? I'll have the whole industry blacklist him. Tonight, I'll make sure he's utterly disgraced...”

Hardcore creator Lin Xian transmigrates and activates the Film-and-Game Reconstruction System.

As long as a movie he makes in the real world is realistic enough, it can be reverse-engineered with perfect accuracy and turned into the corresponding game's underlying assets.

And so, the entertainment and gaming industries are completely turned upside down by this guy surnamed Lin.

His new movie premieres. The beautiful heroine dies tragically, leaving male fans around the world sobbing and shouting for refunds.

Lin Xian immediately releases a new game alongside it: clear the game with a perfect score across the whole server to unlock the movie's hidden true ending and bring your wife back to life.

The pure-love diehards pull an all-nighter to tackle it: “Nobody's touching my puzzle-solving controller tonight.”

In the epic film Wukong, the Great Sage's golden armor is shattered as he charges alone toward the Celestial Palace, then the scene cuts off after a single strike.

Audiences around the world are left seething, furious enough to smash the screen.

Lin Xian coolly sets the tone: “The Great Sage has fallen, but the journey west isn't over. This time, you are the one chosen by fate. Pick up the Golden Cudgel and smash those so-called gods to pieces, one by one.”

Top streamer Dai Jiang: “You're trying to fleece us with Famicom graphics? Huh, actually, this is great. My garlic formation is unbeatable.”

From a ragtag operation in a basement to the launch of the virtual-reality world of Honghuang, the parent game.

Playing both sides of the same game, crushing other industries with a higher dimension of technology.

Lin Xian spreads his hands innocently. “I'll say it again: I really didn't mean to drive the big studios out of business.”