2006, the 78th Academy Awards.
Best Director: Lu Yuan, The Matrix!
The entire audience rises to its feet and applauds.
He is 23. Chinese. And this is his second film.
This is a parallel world.
There is no The Matrix, no Inception, no Iron Man, no Avatar.
But Lu Yuan remembers them all.
A former assistant director who worked himself to death in Hengdian in his previous life is reborn at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. The day his System awakens, he pulls out thirty million dollars, founds Vision Pictures, and writes, directs, and stars in John Wick.
It grosses 430 million.
His second film, The Matrix, grosses 720 million and sweeps four Academy Awards.
This is only the beginning.
Inception will fold cities in on themselves. Iron Man will launch the Marvel Universe. Avatar will revolutionize the 3D era.
DC says he's just lucky? Then see you in June.
Warner Bros. says DC gets priority screenings? Then he'll buy his own theater chain.
Hollywood says a Chinese director can't make a blockbuster?
Lu Yuan smiles and sets his little gold statuette on the table.
"Let the work speak for itself."
Scarlett Johansson signs with Vision Pictures as its leading lady.
Natalie Portman stuns everyone at her audition.
Anne Hathaway strikes up a conversation with him at the premiere.
Hollywood's women line up to join Vision Pictures.
And it's not for any other reason.
It's because that man can make movies that drive the whole world wild.
I feel like the dialogue is too AI-heavy, and the plot with the special effects team is too boring... Not like a systematic person...
I can't even tell the basic story clearly, it's so confusing, don't write it.
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