I Asked You to Make a Terrible Movie, So How Did It Become a Masterpiece?

[Congratulations, you have completed the production of an unprecedentedly awful movie]

[Your film is now online. Get ready for a flood of abuse and box-office cash!]

Review 1: The director offers a sharp critique of current affairs from a realistic perspective. I’ve never seen anyone satirize reality so incisively.

Review 2: The director is a genius! I cried my eyes out. I deeply relate to the protagonist’s predicament.

Review 3: It’s so good, seriously, so good! I’ve never seen a script so absurd yet so full of philosophy! The director has a style all his own. He’s destined for greatness!

Cheng Yuan, who was bound to the Bad Movie System, eventually became known as the father of film and television in textbooks.

Someone once asked him in an interview, “Mr. Cheng, how did you get to where you are today?”

Cheng Yuan: “...You probably won’t believe me, but all I wanted at first was to make terrible movies properly.”