On the very first day after transmigrating to the interstellar era, renowned director Qin Zhao was told:
These days, you don't need to know how to film to make a movie.
Just enter the plot, shot compositions, and character settings, and the holographic system will produce a movie with one click.
Wide-eyed with wonder, Qin Zhao went online to take a look, only to feel her vision go dark.
The quality of films had regressed to an appalling degree. Every single one was a terrible movie, and watching them left her utterly unmoved.
Worse still, in the future, entertainment was everywhere, and people's emotions were gradually shutting down.
Only holographic films could reignite their senses, becoming the only officially recognized treatment for emotional numbness.
But these assembly-line garbage movies couldn't save humanity, already numb to everything.
Getting people to bring ten packs of tissues to a screening, scaring them so badly they were afraid to use the bathroom that night, making them laugh until their dentures fell out: those were exactly the things Qin Zhao excelled at.
Wasn't this a perfect match for her expertise?
Just as she rolled up her sleeves, ready to throw herself into the work, she discovered that movie materials in the future were outrageously expensive.
And she was flat broke.
Fortunately, her transmigrator perk finally arrived.
[Blind-Box Director System]
Complete missions, open blind boxes, win movie materials.
[Horror Sound Effects: S-Rank]
[Master Filmmaking Fragment]
[Audience Emotional Resonance: Single Use]
At first, people clicked on Qin Zhao's films just to give them a try...
Then some people cried until they were dehydrated, others screamed uncontrollably, and one eighty-year-old man laughed so hard he sat bolt upright in his sickbed.
With their emotions restored, people spread the word, crying out, "We're saved!!!"
And so, step by step, Qin Zhao became the interstellar era's most top-tier star of a director, and the most "healing" one at that.
Theme: Technology cannot replace the human heart, and data cannot define emotions.
