Have You Ever Made a Movie? So Why Are You Writing About Entertainment?

Hao Ren, a failed web novelist, transmigrates as the son of a coal tycoon and a film directing student at Kyoto University. He binds himself to an entertainment writing System. As long as his novels hit their targets, he can master the works featured in them completely, understanding not only what they are, but how they work. Can writing novels really make you stronger? While everyone else studies the fundamentals of filmmaking, he types away. While everyone else hunts for internships, he types away. While everyone else discusses and exchanges ideas about screenplays, he sits beside them, still typing. He keeps writing, his book remains a flop, but he becomes a star... “What’s Summer Troubles? I can’t even find this movie.” “Did he copy the wrong movie? This copycat can’t even write properly. He should drop it already.” “What a genius author. He’s writing about entertainment but making up his own scripts. This is toxic enough to kill you!” There’s no shortage of feel-good entertainment stories in the city, so readers assumed it was all just a bit of fun. Until, a few days later, they saw the news online that Summer Troubles was about to hit theaters... In an entertainment industry growing more and more twisted, where every director’s comment section is full of insults, mockery, and complaints about rushed endings and tragic twists, only Hao Ren’s comment section is a pure haven. No worldly desires, just pure pleas to “hurry up and shoot another movie.”