An Artsy Woman in the 1980S

In her previous life, Li Daohua was an overworked office drone who smiled and apologized to her boss in person, then cursed him behind his back. She transmigrates into the body of Li Daohua, a village girl who married a sent-down youth in the late 1970s. After following her husband back to the city, Li Daohua lives in a large residential compound. She doesn't change her fiery temperament, making a scene and threatening to hang herself until one day she gets into an argument, hits her head, and dies. The transmigrated Li Daohua decides to stop trying. That's right, I'm a shrew. Got a problem? Come hit me! Wait on people? This lady's done with that! It's satisfying to give people a piece of her mind, but the household depends on her husband's salary as a library administrator. Li Daohua has to pinch every penny just to afford meat. There's no choice. She has to earn money. Drawing on her past experience writing public-account articles for work, Li Daohua picks up her pen and writes something earth-shattering. If someone writes a comment insulting her, she'll insult them right back. Is this really a war of words between writers? No, it's a literary discussion! It's time to show them the shock of unhinged literature! Coming soon: "Redemption of the King of B-Movies" Chen Su transmigrates to the year 2000, ready to make a name for herself and welcome the best millennium ever. Then she realizes something is wrong with this new millennium. Blue Star is a real idealist world, where all manner of supernatural creatures run amok. There are Chinese ghosts and monsters, as well as Western vampires, and people live in constant danger. Chen Su grew up under the red flag, in the spring breeze, surrounded by high technology. As a young person of the new era, she has never seen ghosts or monsters, only all kinds of advanced tech. Chen Su: It's perfectly reasonable that I don't believe in ghosts and monsters, and only trust science, right? The school is pitch-black, then suddenly its lights blaze on. They begin flickering wildly, and the school speakers start emitting terrifying sounds... Everyone: Ah! A ghost! Chen Su: That's smart-home technology. You've heard of smart control systems, right? Xiao Ai? Tmall Genie? At night, a car speeds down the road. Anyone with eyes can see there's no one inside. Everyone: It's a ghost! Chen Su: Ever heard of self-driving cars? To dispel these people's superstitious beliefs, Chen Su, who has been bound to the Famous Director System, embarks on the road of no return to making horror movies. As long as her films earn a high enough overall rating, she can obtain technology from her previous life. The endings of the horror films Chen Su directs always deliver unexpected twists that still make perfect sense. They bring deep comfort to the people living in this terrifying world, and Chen Su, who could only make terrible movies in her previous life, finally gets her moment in the sun. There's nothing science can't explain. And if science can't explain it, then technology still needs to advance! Theme: Free yourself.