Ye Shao transmigrates to the interstellar era and inherits a film and television company from the start.
She thinks she's off to a dream start, but the company is on the verge of bankruptcy. Its only remaining funds have been invested in a new project, and if it fails, she'll be saddled with enormous debts.
A dream start turns into a nightmare. Ye Shao wipes her face and rolls up her sleeves, ready to work hard. First, she needs to learn about the film market...
What she discovers is astonishing. The interstellar era has advanced full-immersion viewing technology, yet the market is filled with nothing but light and sweet romance films?
Then how about some magic and xianxia, for a change?
With a wave of her hand, Ye Shao starts by producing a magical-girl show to test the waters.
At first, interstellar audiences see that the new show's leads are all teenage girls and assume it's another school drama. But then the opening scene hits them like a thunderbolt. The dazzling magic is impossible to look away from!
Her first show is a huge success. Just as everyone assumes Ye Shao will keep making magical-girl shows, she turns to researching period dramas instead.
The interstellar era has lost a great deal of historical information, and nobody is interested in societies with low productivity. Most people don't think Ye Shao's attempt to change direction will work, and believe she'll lose every last cent.
But when The Swordsman airs, its indescribable ancient charm captivates everyone. The free-spirited swordsmen also fill countless viewers with longing.
After finishing the wuxia drama, Director Ye begins exploring the cultivation genre.
When a five-clawed golden dragon flies out of the show, the dragon race, which rules over its corner of the interstellar world, urgently contacts Director Ye, claiming that the dragon is their long-lost ancestor!
Later, every show Ye Shao makes becomes a smash hit. Her inspiration seems endless, driving audiences nearly to madness.
"She is the uncrowned ruler leading this era. The direction of the tides of fashion flows from her fingertips."
Reader's Guide:
1. The shows made by the female lead are original. Any similarities are just tropes.
2. The female lead only makes shows with women as the main characters.
3. There is a male lead, and both he and the female lead are romantically and sexually inexperienced.
Theme: The film and television industry needs more innovation.