I Made a Promotional Video for You, and It Broke Box Office Records?

After transmigrating to a parallel world as a small-time director, even making a short drama means relying on a rich woman to sleep her way to a chance?

Song Ming refuses to bow his head!

The Anti-Fraud Center needs a promotional film, so Song Ming picks up his pen and writes the script for No More Bets.

After reading it, the anti-fraud chief is stunned: If this wasn't based on real life, I'd eat my own crap standing on my head!

The conscription center wants to make a film about special forces to encourage citizens to enlist voluntarily.

Song Ming picks up his pen and writes Wolf Warrior.

The moment it breaks box office records, the head of the conscription office is overwhelmed: Chief, our conscription center has been surrounded by the public for over 24 hours... Yes, they all want to enlist... Hey, Chief, don't hang up!

The archaeology department comes up with the idea of making a documentary to draw public attention to the smuggling of cultural relics.

Song Ming picks up his pen and writes Sand Sea.

The movie comes out, and before the archaeology experts can even curse, wealthy businessmen across the country start lining up to sell off rare cultural relics at rock-bottom prices: No wonder I've been so unlucky lately. Turns out there's a ghost in every antique!

Years later, Song Ming has swept every major award at home and abroad.

Reporters ask one after another: Director Song, what's the secret to your success?

Song Ming smiles faintly: I never live off a woman!