I Turned Myself In, but I'm a B-Movie Director

This novel will go premium on Sunday, December 7. There will be a 10,000-character update on launch day. Thank you, everyone! Updates at 9 p.m. Synopsis: The protagonist gains a mysterious ability: the plots of the movies he makes come true to some extent. So, for the sake of the country’s development and humanity’s future, he starts making a series of terrible movies... Terrible Movie A, audience reviews: [Why do the protagonist’s eyes suddenly shoot lasers in the middle of a fight? Is this a martial arts movie or a fantasy movie? And could those bargain-basement special effects be any more halfhearted?] Not long after the movie premiered, the captain of a certain special national unit awakened an S-rank ability, “Reaper’s Eye.” The world was stunned. Terrible Movie B, audience reviews: [What kind of dropout director is this? Doesn’t he know perpetual motion machines violate the laws of physics? And where did that absolutely indestructible nanomaterial come from? It’s just there to show off the protagonist’s halo, right?] Not long after the movie premiered, a national research institute made a major breakthrough, solving two major problems at once: energy and materials. Then came Terrible Movies C, D, and so on... Much later, moviegoers across the country all shared the same question: How did a director whose every movie was a colossal flop keep rising in the industry, with every movie becoming a hit and the state backing him all the way? The protagonist (shrugging): It can’t be helped. I don’t want to make terrible movies every time, either. These are the state’s orders... 1. A silly comedy with no real plot. 2. Everything in this novel is fictional. Events are included solely for the plot and aren’t meant to refer to or be applied to real life. Theme: Work hard for your dreams.