A Journey Through the Heavens and Films, Beginning with a Sudden Assault

Let me emphasize first that the protagonist physically transmigrates. Let me emphasize it again: physically transmigrates. And one last time: physically transmigrates. Also, each one is a separate story, not a crossover of TV shows and films.

The first volume has a lot of setup. If you don't like it, feel free to skip straight to Volume Two.

Lu Qingshan, a struggling little writer who went out for a walk after a setback, ran into a stroke of unbelievable luck he absolutely did not want. It was a luxurious, high-end, onyx-black stroke of luck, but unfortunately, he had no way to refuse it.

Looking at the employment contract offered by something called a System and the body covered in blood, he admitted that he didn't seem to have much say in the matter.

After finally escaping the miserable 24/7 grind of an office worker and becoming a little writer who could barely make ends meet, Lu Qingshan had no choice but to return to the workforce. This time, it was a workplace with no benefits, no time off, and no holidays.

But if he wanted to be reborn, as that damned System put it, then he had to accept a job with no benefits, no rest, no annual leave, nothing at all. If that damned System didn't save his life, then he'd really be dead, and once he was dead, he'd have nothing.

Fortunately, this unusual job was pretty exciting, and he got to witness things he never would have dared to imagine before.

Soldiers Sortie, Reset, Meet Yourself, Transformers. The boundless journey holds every kind of scenery.

This is a TV-and-film worlds story. The first volume is an introduction and lays out the specific rules. The title of each subsequent volume corresponds to the screen world he enters.