AI Wrote a Bad Script, but I Just Made It into a Masterpiece

I, Zhou Ping, am the director of the S+-level bad movie "The Great Wall of China". The script is written by AI. Qin Shihuang is on the moon, holding the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, slashing with Napoleon. The male lead takes a 45-degree close-up of his face every three minutes. The number one female lead joins the group with a capital of RMB 60 million. The coal boss invested 100 million, and the only requirement was that the film's title must be "The Great Wall of Stars." The entire entertainment industry is waiting for this bad movie to hit the streets. Then, I spotted a sweeper in the corner of the set. Shen Heming, 67 years old, was the best actor in Cannes thirty years ago. Now, for a three-minute role, the salary is RMB 3,000, including a box lunch. I added a scene to him. Then the whole crew went crazy. Popular celebrities start learning acting, the coal boss's wife starts making soup, and investors chase after them to add more money. Even the AI ​​that wrote bad scripts was silent.