Three Billion Buyout, My Remaining Manuscript Exploded in Hollywood

I wrote the sci-fi epic "Star Dome" for three years, with 3 million words of painstaking effort, but was rejected by online writing platforms more than 70 times. The editor scolded me for setting a niche as having no commercial value. My relatives and neighbors ridiculed me for being too smart and too lazy to do my job. I only had instant noodles money in my pocket, and I couldn't even pay the rent. Frustrated, I backed up my manuscript on an overseas platform that no one cared about. I planned to quit writing completely and go to work in a factory, but thousands of overseas news flooded the screen overnight. Warner Bros. Sent an official email offering two billion US dollars to permanently buy out all IP rights! Disney, Universal, and Paramount were bidding frantically, and the price soared to 2.8 Billion U. S. Dollars. Global film and television giants crowded into rental houses in urban villages, just to ask for my authorization to adapt. In the past, editors who rejected manuscripts bowed their heads to please me, snobbish relatives rushed to cling to me, and my childhood friends and classmates who looked down on me all felt inferior and silent. With tens of billions of dollars in hand, he went to Hollywood, convinced Oscar-winning directors with Eastern science fiction epics, and crushed Western industry prejudices. The movie was released and swept the global box office. AAA games, interstellar parks, and global physical books simultaneously exploded. Return to China and spend tens of billions to build a science fiction industrial park, set up tens of millions of bonuses to support original authors at the bottom, tear up the traffic entertainment chaos, and use a pen to let domestic science fiction conquer the world and reach the top of global entertainment!