The Director Who Takes on the Entire Entertainment Industry

Please add the sequel to the neighboring novel The Female Officer of the Nineties, She Shakes the Entire Interstellar World After Transmigrating. The blurb is at the bottom. Blurb One: Reporter: Director Gu, everyone knows your family background is extraordinary. Why did you choose to become a film director? Gu Pan: On my eighteenth birthday, I watched an absolutely terrible movie. When I got home, I complained about it on Weibo, and the director's and lead actors' fans spammed me with thousands of comments saying, "You can do better? Then do it yourself." As everyone knows, I have a bit of a temper. So when I got mad, I really did it myself. ╮(╯_╰)╭ Blurb Two: Reborn as herself in a parallel world, Gu Pan becomes a director whom her peers can't stand. The art-house filmmakers say all she does is play tricks to pander to audiences and rake in money, with no artistic ambition. The commercial filmmakers complain that even her popcorn movies have to peddle sentimentality, and that she's addicted to putting on airs. In the end, they gang up to diss her for being young and arrogant, and for getting cocky over a little success. They say she'll take a terrible fall sooner or later. Pah! You bunch of washed-up losers are just jealous! Gu Pan flips them off and shoots back: I make money with my own abilities. What gives you the right to look down on me? I love telling stories. I don't think I'm anything special, and I have no intention of becoming some artist remembered for generations. Why would I need some profound artistic vision? The people love my movies. You say you don't like them, but who do you think you are? The audience voted for me with their hard-earned money. Why shouldn't I be proud? Only useless people huddle together for warmth. Someone as outstanding as me always stands alone, leaving everyone else in the dust! She Shakes the Entire Interstellar World After Transmigrating: The Chaotic Star Sea has lost a mysterious spy with the codename "Ghost," while the Imperial Army has gained a special operations officer codenamed "Yellow Oriole." After a complete change in her focus over the past year, Jiang Yue is determined to work even harder in her new position. Her enemies, the neighboring units she trains with, and the special forces soldiers she drills half to death all wish they could huddle together and sob. Even her beloved boyfriend, with whom she has filed a relationship report, can't help quietly grumbling: It really is true that people can have the wrong names but never the wrong nicknames. There's an old saying on the ancient planet: "The mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind it." It perfectly describes her ruthless and underhanded style of fighting. Jiang Yue, the elusive guardian spirit who always appears out of nowhere at the crucial moment: Captain Shi Yi, what did you just say? Speak up and say it again. Shi Yi, the poor little guy caught red-handed: ...Reporting, ma'am! I was just saying I ate a little too much at dinner, so I need to step up my training tonight. That is all! Jiang Yue: Good. All personnel, to the training room. Ten times gravity! The innocent team members: ...Yes, ma'am! "What's our motto?" "Use us in the first battle, and we'll win!" "What's our goal?" "The stars and the sea, our journey lies ahead!" Theme: