In her previous life, Jiang He was a down-on-her-luck female director.
Her lead actors always got canceled right before their films came out, two at a time. Sometimes it was a moral scandal; sometimes it was serious enough to land them in prison. After all the trouble, only a handful of her films ever made it to theaters.
After rage landed her in the ICU, she opened her eyes and found herself back at the time she had just graduated and returned to China. Before her stood a popular young actor, looking like a fine upstanding man as he signed the contract.
[System: This kid will be canceled in 82 days.]
Jiang He: He couldn't even make it halfway through his venture before he ruined it. Get lost!
Avoiding every pitfall in the entertainment industry and finding the stars destined to shine, every newcomer and veteran Jiang He worked with became a hit.
An amateur idol with no acting experience rose to become a Venice Film Festival Best Actor, sincerely declaring that all his honors belonged to Director Jiang.
That year, Jiang He held the Golden Lion for Best Film, with her career taking off.
A middle-aged actress whose career had stalled tearfully accepted her award at Cannes, tears streaming down her face as she looked at Jiang He applauding in the audience.
That year, Jiang He held the Palme d'Or for Best Film and the Best Director award, humbly shaking her head.
The pride of Chinese cinema and its youngest Grand Slam winner said outright that Sister Jiang had given her a second life.
That year, Jiang He had already swept the three major European film festivals, smiling without restraint.
The antis who used to hate her for terminating her contract with their idol: What a piece of trash. You treat this like a hobby, mess people around, and spread rumors to get attention. Have you no shame?
The fans who now check in on her platform: The industry's litmus test for actors, the guiding light for disgraced celebrities. Thank you, Sister Jiang!
[Jiang He V: No need to thank me. Chinese cinema is lucky to have me.]
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Tips:
1. An original, fictional feel-good novel with no real-life inspirations.
2. Sister Jiang is a career-focused director and a cancellation radar that cures every ailment of the entertainment industry.
Theme: Work hard to make things better, and love your work
