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After Defying the System, I Became a Genius Director
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93 Chapters + 4 Extras (Completed)
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Rich second-generation slacker Shao Yichen only wanted to live an idle life, but unfortunately reincarnated as another version of herself in a parallel universe with only the same name. She was then scammed by a cunning director system that depleted all her assets in this world, forcing her to make films—no filming meant no money.
Fortunately, this director system had an idiotic punishment clause—if a film loses money three times in a row, the host will be sent back to their original world.
Shao Yichen: Is there really such a good deal?
To return to her original world and continue her slacker lifestyle as soon as possible, Shao Yichen became determined to defy the system by making money-losing films!
However…
A shoddily made horror film became a hit;
A detective film without proper beginning or end became a hit;
A comedy that wasn’t funny at all became a hit;
A fantasy film with padded storylines became a hit…
What happened to losing money? How does each film become a hit?!
Years later, the legendary director Shao Yichen, who never failed in the entertainment industry, solemnly stated in an interview: “I really just wanted to lose all 100,000 yuan at the beginning…”
*A humorous system novel about how Shao Yichen, failing to lose money, instead becomes a top director on her journey to success
*Connected to “Every Day Defying the Food System”
*The author knows nothing about filmmaking and acting, so any issues are the author’s fault
One-line summary: Was supposed to lose money, but why did everything earn profits?
Theme: Even a rich second-generation slacker can transform into a genius director through hard work
Content tags: Time Fantasy, Heaven’s Pride, Entertainment Circle
Search keywords: Main character: Shao Yichen | Supporting character: Li Xingyu
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One entry per line和系統作對後我成了天才導演
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Most novels would make them have some hidden talent that later would explode and be recognized by the world. The netizens would probably comment things like 'how come they never blown up before' or 'those who said they are tr*sh are simply jealous!' but in this book, what their art was described at the beginning—a howling, piercing music that simply poisons the ears—is how they were described to the end, albeit only a difference that there are some people who can relate to their art now. A kind of beauty in the eye of beholder.