World War II, and Japan's defeat, deeply influenced Japanese literature. Many authors wrote stories of disaffection, loss of purpose, and the coping with defeat. Haruo Umezaki's short story Sakurajima shows a disillusioned and skeptical Navy officer stationed in a base located on the Sakurajima volcanic island, close to Kagoshima, on the southern tip of the Kyushu island. Osamu Dazai's novel The Setting Suntells of a soldier returning from Manchukuo. Shōhei Ōoka won the Yomiuri Prize for his novel Fires on the Plain about a Japanese deserter going mad in the Philippine jungle. Yukio Mishima, well known for both his nihilistic writing and his controversial suicide by seppuku, began writing in the post-war period. Nobuo Kojima's short story "The American School" portrays a group of Japanese teachers of English who, in the immediate aftermath of the war, deal with the American occupation in varying ways.

Prominent writers of the 1970s and 1980s were identified with intellectual and moral issues in their attempts to raise social and political consciousness. One of them, Kenzaburō Ōe published his best-known work, A Personal Matterin 1964 and became Japan's second winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Mitsuharu Inoue (ja) had long been concerned with the atomic bomb and continued in the 1980s to write on problems of the nuclear age, while Shusaku Endo depicted the religious dilemma of the Kakure Kirishitan, Roman Catholics in feudal Japan, as a springboard to address spiritual problems. Yasushi Inoue also turned to the past in masterful historical novels of Inner Asia and ancient Japan, in order to portray present human fate.

Avant-garde writers, such as Kōbō Abe, who wrote fantastic novels such as The Woman in the Dunes (1960), wanted to express the Japanese experience in modern terms without using either international styles or traditional conventions, developed new inner visions. Yoshikichi Furui tellingly related the lives of alienated urban dwellers coping with the minutiae of daily life, while the psychodramas within such daily life crises have been explored by a rising number of important women novelists. The 1988 Naoki Prize went to Shizuko Todo (ja) for Ripening Summer, a story capturing the complex psychology of modern women. Other award-winning stories at the end of the decade dealt with current issues of the elderly in hospitals, the recent past (Pure- Hearted Shopping District in Kōenji, Tokyo), and the life of a Meiji period ukiyo-e artist.

Haruki Murakami is one of the most popular and controversial of today's Japanese authors. His genre-defying, humorous and surreal works have sparked fierce debates in Japan over whether they are true "literature" or simple pop-fiction: Kenzaburō Ōe has been one of his harshest critics. Some of Murakami's best-known works include Norwegian Wood (1987) and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (1994–1995).

Banana Yoshimoto, a best-selling contemporary author whose "manga-esque" style of writing sparked much controversy when she debuted in the late 1980s, has come to be recognized as a unique and talented author over the intervening years. Her writing style stresses dialogue over description, resembling the script of a manga, and her works focus on love, friendship and loss. Her breakout work was 1988's Kitchen.

Although modern Japanese writers covered a wide variety of subjects, one particularly Japanese approach stressed their subjects' inner lives, widening the earlier novel's preoccupation with the narrator's consciousness. In Japanese fiction, plot development and action have often been of secondary interest to emotional issues. In keeping with the general trend toward reaffirming national characteristics, many old themes re-emerged, and some authors turned consciously to the past. Strikingly, Buddhist attitudes about the importance of knowing oneself and the poignant impermanence of things formed an undercurrent to sharp social criticism of this material age. There was a growing emphasis on women's roles, the Japanese persona in the modern world, and the malaise of common people lost in the complexities of urban culture.

Popular fiction, non-fiction, and children's literature all flourished in urban Japan in the 1980s. Many popular works fell between "pure literature" and pulp novels, including all sorts of historical serials, information-packed docudramas, science fiction, mysteries, detective fiction, business stories, war journals, and animal stories. Non-fiction covered everything from crime to politics. Although factual journalism predominated, many of these works were interpretive, reflecting a high degree of individualism. Children's works re-emerged in the 1950s, and the newer entrants into this field, many of them younger women, brought new vitality to it in the 1980s.

Manga (comics) has penetrated almost every sector of the popular market. It includes virtually every field of human interest, such as multivolume high-school histories of Japan and, for the adult market, a manga introduction to economics, and pornography. Manga represented between 20 and 30 percent of annual publications at the end of the 1980s, in sales of some ¥400 billion per year.

Cell phone novels appeared in the early 21st century. Written by and for cell phone users, the novels—typically romances read by young women—have become very popular both online and in print. Some, such as Love Sky, have sold millions of print copies, and at the end of 2007 cell phone novels comprised four of the top five fiction best sellers.

this is made for the purpose of getting the authors badge  at any rate I'll just compile world literature

This is simply a ridiculous world of falsehood!
 
From "The Pacific" to "Buried" and then to "Like Crazy", the pay is actually lower than one after another, looking like a dead actor whose career has reached a dead end. "Buried" 100,000 film pay is already low enough, the third-line actors are almost this price, even many TV actors are paid more than this figure, but now, actually drop again and again, 20,000? Is this not a beggar's fee? It sounds like the price that the fresh meat of the modeling circle gets.
 
What's more, Renly is now an Emmy winner! Emmy Awards! Emmy Awards, one of the four major American art awards! Twenty thousand dollars? What the hell is that?
 
And the bonus? That's just bullshit!
 
From just a few words, we can tell that "Like Crazy" did not find a production company at all, just to get the investment, just like "Buried", what does this mean? It means that the director and producer have no say in the matter, how much they can share, the profit ratio and distribution companies, theaters, and even whether they can find the right buyer, all of this is pending, the future must be decided by the other party. "Buried" box office share ratio is the focus of the film industry to shoot the board.
 
Even if the production company and distribution company agree to the box office share, how much can Renly share?
 
The wave of Hollywood actors participating in box office dividends began to emerge after the new century, and although there were such cases before that, they had not been in the mainstream, and the mainstream cooperation between production companies and actors was still payroll.
 
Before that, the $20 million club represented the highest level in the industry; however, "Pirates of the Caribbean 2" brought Johnny Depp a basic salary of $33 million plus North American box office dividends, which immediately shocked the entire industry, and the subsequent "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" was only more and less, which made Disney jump.
 
Later, when shooting "Pirates of the Caribbean 4", Disney made a bang to create a historical record of fifty-five million dollars, signed Johnny to continue to star. In fact, this figure, is Disney's own internal estimates, after calculating the basic salary and box office dividends overlapping figures to give the results, a breath to pay Johnny's salary, so that the film box office success beyond expectations, then the proceeds will all enter the pockets of Disney.
 
After that, the $20 million club still exists, but in name only, the actors will not overly pursue the base salary, but more willing to participate in the creation of the film in the form of dividends. This is also a good thing for the studios, because they can save budget and let the actors to share part of the box office risk to earn together with the money, the loss together, so the major studios are happy to see it.
 
In other words, the willingness of the movie companies to share the box office dividends is to share the risk, not to share the benefits. Naturally, only the top actors with box office appeal can participate in the list of dividends, while other actors directly stand aside.
 
Although Langley just won the Emmy Award, but in the star-studded Hollywood, not at all ranked, just two works of accumulation is not enough to let Langley among the ranks of second-line actors, now at most can only be considered third-line. Even if Renly can participate in the dividend, one percent is the limit, the studio will not easily loose.
 
The biggest possibility is that even this one percent, the studio is not willing to pay. It's just not possible to snatch chicken from the weasel's hand.
 
Of course, Andy will not forget that there is another situation if "Like Crazy" by independent production companies, independent distribution companies to take over the words.
 
Then, this type of small budget independent films because of the relationship between the budget is not enough, often also to the box office share of the way, invited to the first line or second line actors to star. For the actors, they can hope to test the waters in the awards season; for the crew, they can save money, which is a win-win situation.
 
The most famous case is the 1994 "Pulp Fiction", when John Travolta career in the trough of the trough, simply a mess, but after the peak, even if he is no longer a line, but also not just an independent film can be invited to the star.
 
Quentin Tarantino is very passionate about old movies and has a fondness for John, so he was invited to star in "Pulp Fiction", but he was shy, and John's fee of about three million was only a second-tier level in the industry, not something Quentin could pay. So, Quentin negotiated a basic fee of $170,000, and then invited John to star in the situation with a share of the box office.
 
John thought, anyway, his career can not be worse, why not do it?
 
Thus, the classic "Pulp Fiction" was born. The point is that John's career has been revived, and he even got an Oscar nomination.
 
But the problem is, "Pulp Fiction" only one, when the film's North American box office reached 107 million. What about "Like Crazy"? Not to mention 100 million, the North American box office of independent films want to break 30 million is not an easy task. This is true for "Buried" and this is true for "Like Crazy".
 
All in all, this is the most ridiculous situation, Andy only feel a chest tightness.
 
The actor's salary is not just a simple salary, first of all, the salary is the actor's recurring investment, the entire image of the project is not a few hundred thousand dollars can be completed, not to mention that Renly's "Buried" this year's awards season or some hope, the expenditure of public relations activities is not a small cost, if these investments are not made, then the future is no possibility.
 
Secondly, the pay is a direct reflection of the status of the actor in the industry, those top actors occasionally lower the pay for a friendly appearance or appear in independent films, it is called "pursuit", but the new actors have not achieved any results, the pay is deteriorating, which is called self-destructive.
 
The last is Andy's own share, which is also the most insignificant part, because the training of newcomers for Andy such a top agent, ten percent of the draw is not profitable, not only that, he has to pay back the money.
 
The first thing you can do is to look at the breezy Renly in front of you, and Andy truly wants to cry. He found that in just one month since accepting Renly's agency job, he had more ups and downs than in the past year combined, and took a deep breath and another deep breath, "Can you tell me why you want to be in this production? Give me a reason."
 
"Reason?" Renly didn't seem to understand Andy's point, he was an actor, Andy was an agent, the perspective of things would have been different.
 
Andy crossed his arms to support the arm of his chair, his body slightly forward, "For example, you think this work is even more challenging than "Buried" and has the potential to hit next year's Golden Globes, and even the Oscars?"
 
Renly laughed lightly straight away, "Ha." Sure enough, agents and actors have very different focuses.
 
Not all films need to be linked to awards and box office, such as the biggest injustice of the twenty-first century, "Mulholland Drive". This work can be described as controversial, people who like it as a saint, people who hate it abandoned, and later this work in the Oscars only harvested an unpleasant best director nomination, all other departments fell short, it is clear that only comfort David Lynch is just, triggered the strong dissatisfaction of countless fans.
 
Now this work has become the heart of countless critics and senior film fans, in those twenty-first century film list, "Mulholland Drive" can almost all occupy a seat in the top five, can be seen in its film history status. Despite this, the lead actress Naomi Watts still came out of nowhere with this work, ushering in a turning point in her career.
 
And so on, there are "Fight Club", "Donnie Darko", "Requiem for a Dream", and so on and so forth. These works may not have been able to achieve success at the box office or win any recognition in the major award seasons, but they do not affect their important place in the history of cinema, and they have become a highlight on the resume of the actor or director, laying an important foundation for the subsequent career.
 
Actors are concerned with the work itself, while agents are concerned with the results of the work. This is the essential difference.
 
However, Renly understood Andy's concern, so he still nodded and gave an affirmative answer, "This is the direction to work on."
 
Andy exhaled gently, "I need to go through the script after I get it." This time, Andy did not use a questioning tone, but expressed his opinion directly. Renly also did not mind, directly nodded, indicating no problem.
 
The cooperation between the agent and the actor is an equal relationship, even if it is a fledgling newcomer, it is the actor himself who signs the performance contract, and if the actor does not agree, the agent cannot force the newcomer to sign. Of course, the newcomer's eyesight, ability and experience are not enough, generally speaking, what the agent says, they do, even if some of the top artists who have been famous for a long time, will listen to the professional advice of the agent.
 
Like Renly and Andy, they also exist. It is just that both sides need to keep figuring out in order to cooperate towards a win-win situation, otherwise the final injury is still the actor's own agent less an actor, you can still find countless actors; actors can also change agents at any time, but miss the prime of career development, you do not see a second chance, not everyone like Robert Downey Jr. and John Travolta can get a second chance.
 
"So, what exactly is it that you came over to see me about?" Renly looked at the alarm clock on the wall and took the initiative to ask to.
 
Andy then reacted, because the impact of "Like Crazy" is really too sudden and too fierce, so that he actually also forgot where he came to, at this time Renly reminded some, the brain then turned around, "I came to see you, but also about your next project, I found two suitable I found two suitable projects, if you are interested, I can arrange for you to participate in a one-on-one private interview to see how the feedback, and then do further discussion."
 
Obviously, the two days of Telluride, Andy did not idle.

After getting the final relief from his past sufferings, Chu Jiashu was given a second chance when he found himself in the body of an infant from an aristocratic family of Hall. Now, nothing is going to stop him from achieving his long-cherished dream of acting. Enter Renly Hall, a Hollywood miracle of 21st century.


Note from the translator - from me, that is.
   
"Honestly, I get frustrated too much when I look at countless subpar novels being translated day after day. So much human resources wasted. I kinda get what Qidian International is doing, but it is just, I can't bear the notion of having so many wonderful novels that belong to the Chinese platform to be left in the dust. English-speaking community should know of the existence of such brilliant works, and more so, they should enjoy them. The novel is by a Chinese dude "Qiqi Jia D Mao Mao", whatever that might mean, who wrote several showbiz novels (he is probably the best at what he is doing). It is not my work, I'm just a dude who, with the help of two free machine translators (DeepL and good ol' Google), can show you a hidden gem. Wait, you said machine translators? Sadly, yes. I can't speak Chinese at all, but fortunately, this novel is structured in a machine-translation-friendly way, like really so. Most of the time context is saved. I'm just polishing the edges with my superb (not really) editing skills, so you all chaps have a splendid experience with this good staff indeed. Actually, you can go and read machine translation or just wait for my updates. Up to you dudes and dudies. And then I go away...blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb....."

P.S.
"I am a knife for a hire. So the managers of the site can employ me for this novel, but please don't remove it. Oh, please, I'm begging you on my knees. You guys won't even think of translating this novel, and here I am "translating" it for free,.... well for the time being, that is mwahahaha!"

P.S. for P.S.
This novel does not contain the following:
Harem, definitely not NTR, stupid characters, NTR again (God, I hate NTR (secretly beating the meat for a one in hentai))

But this novel contains:
Great storyline, relatable characters, realistic situations, very fun moments as well as tear jerking ones (so much so, you will find your throat hella sore from crying all the time), surprise after surprise for the decisions that author went with.

You will have a good time indeed
WARNING! READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION!

"A…trivial matter?" Eric dragged her towards him and putted her on his lap, pinching her pretty face: "Have you stirred up trouble?"

"That's impossible, I'm not a trouble maker!" Drew denied: "Here is the thing, I approached  an agent for purchasing the copyright of this movie."

Eric immediately understood: "Oh, you've promised them benefits, but you can't honor your promise. And it must be related to me, am I right?"

"Eric, you are so smart!" Snuggling in Eric's body, the little girl raised her head and looked up to him.

"Alright, tell me the truth!" Eric couldn't help but gently flipped her on the forehead.

"In fact, there is no big deal." The little girl assured him before saying: "When I was trying to approach the agent, there happened to be a man called Lawrence Band coming closer to me with his friend in the party. He gives me a script and hopes that I can transfer it to you for your investment."

"It's understandable that they find you because they can't reach me. But why do they want my investment when there are so many film companies. They probably have chosen the top seven film companies, even if they don't, shouldn't they choose tier-2 or tier 3 film companies?"

Drew threw her arms around Eric's neck, smiling: "Because you have money."

Eric shrugged: "You should know that there is not much left in the revenue-sharing from Home Alone. Even if I can get the revenue sharing from Temptress Moon, I will spend all that money soon if I am to acquire a film company to establish our channels of film distribution. The revenue from Running Out of Time can't be spent anymore and it should be saved for paying taxes next year, which is 35% of the total revenue. I don't have much cash left after doing all those things.Ah! I just find that I don't save even a penny after a year of arduous efforts."

The little girl patted him on the shoulder: "Mr. Millionaire, don't worry. I will support you if you don't have money."

"If only a woman could say that in my previous life." Eric smiled: "Let's return to your topic. What's the name of that man?"

"His name is Lawrence Band. Those film companies think they are too young to produce a movie by themselves even if their script is good. After all, a formal movie needs an investment of at least one million US dollars. I think that's why they want your investment."

"So you agree to let him to be your agent…is he capable of being your agent?" Eric asked another question.

"He is so smart that he opens a shell film company with his friend. There are many such companies in Hollywood. Two years ago, they made a low-cost movie written and produced by him and directed by his friend. But after the movie is finished, the negatives are burned down to ashes in a fire accident, causing a great loss to them."

"It's a pity. Lawrence Band, right…wait, Lawrence Band?" Eric suddenly raised his tone.

"Ah?" Drew nodded, not knowing what happened.

Eric lowered her down from his legs, pointing to the table: "Can you spell his name?"

Through a bit confused, Drew still walked toward the tea table, dipping her fingers in the teacup and thinking for a moment before tentatively writing down two words: "It's supposed to spell like this, isn't it? After writing down the man's name, the little girl turned backed and asked Eric uncertainly.

Seeing what she wrote, Eric changed it from Laorence to Lawrence and gently knocked on her head: "I really want to know what you are doing in school. You can't even spell such a simple name. I spend a lot of money sending you to the boarding school, but I've never seen your transcripts. Bring them to me next time."

"Aha, you don't need it, do you?" The little girl grinned with her hands holding on the tea table, preparing to take flight at any time.

However, Eric forgot the whole thing. Looking at the name on the tea table, he thought it was completely the same as what he remembered. The reason why he didn't realize it when Drew mentioned that name was that he usually read the translated Chinese version of it in his previous life and Drew's English accent was completely different from that he learned in his previous life.  

"Drew, what's the name of Lawrence Band's friend? Eric continued asking.

The little girl scratched her head and thought for a moment: "It seems…maybe…to be Quentin Tarantino." Drew saw Eric's expression changed abruptly after she said that, so she asked him: "Eric, you know them, right?"

Eric calmed down and soon found an excuse, nodding: "I seem to have heard of the name when you mention it. I used to hear other people talking about these two poor guys shooting a movie together, only to find the negatives burned down to ashes in a fire accident when the movie is completed."

Not mentioning whom he was talking with, Eric said it unambiguously so he didn't care if Drew wanted to verify it or not. But obviously Drew didn't suspect anything and believed everything that he said.

"Do you mean they expect me to invest in their movie? Do they give you a script? Eric asked.

Drew shook her head: "No, I haven't asked for that. I want to discuss it with you first and if you don't agree with it, I will stave off them."

"It's not good. You can't flake them since you've already promised them, though they are just nobody. It will have certain negative impact on our expanding of the business in movie making if news spreads out that you patronize them." Eric seated on the sofa and said: "You can bring them to the studio of Friends tomorrow noon. I will have a look at their script during the lunch break."

"Eric, why do you need to see them? It's time-consuming. Quentin Tarantino is only a scenarist in his twenties. How come he writes a good script? I can get the script for you if you want, but is it necessary to see them?"

Eric smiled: "Don't you know that you are even less than twenty years old?"

"Ah, I think you are at least forty years old." The little girl said.

Her instinct…was so accurate!   

Patting her head, Eric felt relived soon because it was not surprising that such a smart girl could guess his real age after years' of living together with her. In fact, many others had known his real age.

"Alright, it's a deal. Bring them to the film studio tomorrow on time."

"Hum." Drew replied. Then she acted like a spoiled child: "Eric, will I get a reward if I get it done?"

Patting on her back, Eric said: "Sure. I've opened a film company for you and it will be yours when you turn eighteen. The copyright of An Affair to Remember we've purchased will be put under this company." 

"Wow, what's the name of it?" The little girl asked excitingly.

"Flower Films."

The girl was caught off guard, curling up her lips, and said: "Flower Studios...Such a rustic name. Why not we change it to another one?"

Was it Rustic?

Staring at the baby face of the little girl, Eric said:" It is the one that you name in your previous life.     How could it be rustic? Can you think of another name?"

Leaning against Eric's chest, Drew thought about it for a while before raising her head sadly. Obviously, she was not gifted with a talent for naming things, so she had to say: "then…just name it Flower Studios"

Eric smiled, touching her head and then said: "It's too late. Time for bed."

While the girl grabbed his hand and stopped him from standing up, saying: "No, no, no hurry, Eric. School doesn't start for another month. Why not give me some other works, like purchasing the copyright of a movie?"

"Hum…let me see. I will give you a list tomorrow. Now it's bed time." Eric said.

"Don't brush me off. I need to get it tomorrow!" Not letting him go, the girl continued to say.

"I will certainly give it to you tomorrow." Eric said and then turned to the staircase. Instead of going directly to the bedroom, he went to the study room only to see the girl following him. Then he said: "Don't disturb me. Just go to sleep. If you always stay up too late, you may become very ugly before 30 years old."

"Hum!" The girl turned back and went to the bedroom reluctantly with her brow frowned.

Sitting at the desk, Eric idly picked up a pen while unfolding a notebook before him. He wore a smile when thinking that Quentin Tarantino, known as the wizard director in his previous life, should visit him voluntarily. Although Lawrence Bender was not as well-known as Quentin Tarantino, they were actually old partners with the former being the producer of all of the latter's movies.

Due to Eric's Butterfly effect, he had attracted them to come and visit him two years prior to their rising to fame. It was unknown that whether Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, both of which were popular movies in their previous lives, would be presented to him. After all, the Butterfly effect he created had so much impact that Quentin might give up those two movies with one thought in passing. In the meantime, Eric was intrigued to see what kind of script Quentin would present tomorrow.

An advertising director is reborn in 1988 Hollywood as an eighteen-year-old blond-haired westerner named Eric Williams.

From then on, he starts writing movie scripts and television songs, becomes skilled in directing every kind of film, wins over all kinds of female celebrities, and takes the road to become a Hollywood legend.

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ATTENTION!

This is not an original novel, all rights in this story belong to JUST DO.

The translation of most chapters is done by: Elawn, Nano4bots and Sissy That Walk.

My translation will start where they have left it, my translation may not be as good as theirs but I would like it much more people to know more about this story that I liked so much.

I WANT THAT I LIKE THIS HISTORY A LOT, BUT I DO NOT AGREE TO A LOT OF THE BEHAVIORS BOTH OF THE PROTAGONIST AND SOME CHARACTERS. IN THIS HISTORY CHARACTERS OF REAL LIFE APPEAR AND I DO NOT ASSURE THAT THE DATA PROVIDED IN THIS HISTORY WILL BE TRUE.

Pei Qian pondered for a moment and still decided that he could not take the risk. 
It would be best if he could bluff Fei Huang Workspace into spending large sums of money and come up with their own ideas and script. That would increase their chances of incurring losses! 
Thus, Pei Qian chose to avoid talking about his hopes for Huang Sibo. Instead, he changed the topic entirely. 
"There's no need to rush things like creativity. Many famous directors improvise their script as they film, don't they? I believe that Director Zhu Xiaoce can do the same! 
"The most important thing is that it seems too unambitious for a filming workspace, that was established nine months ago and that has Tengda Corporation as its backing, to continue working on short videos and generating revenue from sponsored partnerships and an online shop!" 
Huang Sibo opened his mouth, instinctively wanting to rebut Pei Qian. 
So what if they had been established nine months ago? Was that a long time? 
Many filming workspaces closed down after six months, much less nine. The fact that Fei Huang Workspace could survive for nine months was good enough! Even though some of their productions incurred losses, most of them were well-received! 
However, as he looked at Boss Pei, Huang Sibo became too ashamed to speak up. 
Indeed, Tengda Games had come up with so many good games in just nine months! 
Compared to Tengda's success, Fei Huang Workspace's achievements were not even worth mentioning.
It was no wonder that Boss Pei felt disappointed in Fei Huang Workspace. 
Slightly embarrassed, Huang Sibo said, "Well… Boss Pei, do you think Fei Huang Workspace should venture into filming proper movies now?" 
Pei Qian nodded. "That's right. You've already worked on short videos and documentaries. The director and staff are all considered skilled now. What are you waiting for?" 
Huang Sibo frowned. "Er… we don't have enough money?" 
Pei Qian smiled subtly. "If you don't have enough money, you can film a movie that has a lower production value. If you're still short on cash, you can ask me for more. How big of a problem is that?" 
Huang Sibo looked like he was being put in a spot. "Well… the budget is only one problem… 
"Boss Pei, it's not that I'm being conservative. The problem is that filming movies and filming short videos are two entirely different things!" 
Huang Sibo began to explain why he thought so. 
Each episode of Boss Pei's Daily Life only lasted a couple of minutes. Each episode of A Day in a Great Inventor's Life did not last that much longer; on average, they lasted ten minutes. The longest episode only lasted half an hour. 
However, a proper movie to be screened in cinemas had to last at least ninety minutes. 
On the surface, it merely looked several times longer. However, underneath laid a massive difference. 
A short video that only lasted several minutes could be made up of different comedic clips. The story could be messy and all over the place, but as long as it could make viewers laugh, the short video would be considered a success. 
On the other hand, it would not be enough for a ninety-minute-long movie to merely make the audience laugh. 
In order to produce an outstanding movie, the story had to be complete and pull at the audience's heartstrings. That was far more difficult than creating a short video. 
Coming up with comedic material alone would not be sufficient to create a good movie. 
Many movies that had been produced to ride on web series' popularity failed terribly, precisely because the producers were not powerful or skilled enough to produce a proper movie. They saw movies as merely extended versions of their short videos. That was where they failed. 
"Boss Pei, that is why it'll be very risky for us to try and produce a proper movie. It's best if we don't take that risk unless we're a hundred percent confident. 
"At the very least, we need to come up with a good script, right?" 
Huang Sibo looked very earnest. 
Pei Qian remained silent for a long time. It looked like Huang Sibo knew a lot about this! 
However, now that he had put it that way, Pei Qian was all the more interested in producing a movie!
The high chances of failure were exactly what attracted Boss Pei! 
Of course, at the end of the day, Boss Pei was still extremely benevolent. Since there were high risks involved and they were likely to fail, Pei Qian could not allow Huang Sibo and Zhu Xiaoce to take the blame. 
As the saying went—if I didn't go to hell, who would? 
Boss Pei had to get ready to shoulder all responsibility for this! 
After considering for a moment, Pei Qian said, "Since that's the case, Tengda will fund the movie. I will think of a script. You and Director Zhu Xiaoce will just be in charge of filming." 
This way, Boss Pei would be solely responsible for the movie failing. Tengda would be the one incurring losses, and the morale of Fei Huang Workspace's employees would not be affected. 
Huang Sibo was evidently stunned. He quickly said, "Boss Pei, you're mistaken. I'm not afraid of shouldering responsibility, I'm just—" 
Pei Qian smiled and waved his hand. "I understand. 
"You are the CEO of Fei Huang Workspace now. You have to be responsible for the projects you take up. It's right that you are critically analyzing risks and ensuring that the workspace can generate profits. 
"Just take this opportunity as part of your training. You can also take it as Fei Huang Workspace's advancement in the filming industry."
Huang Sibo's eyes welled up. 
He was touched!
He could tell what Boss Pei was thinking. Boss Pei was worried that if Fei Huang Workspace failed, Huang Sibo and Zhu Xiaoce's confidence would be greatly affected. That was why he was offering to invest in this project and take sole responsibility if the movie failed! 
However, no matter the final outcome of the movie, Fei Huang Workspace would surely gain a lot of experience during the filming process. That would speed up their growth. 
Huang Sibo wanted to say many things, but he also felt that he would be acting too formally if he thanked Boss Pei profusely. 
Finally, he summarized everything that he wanted to say in a word of thanks. 
"We'll follow Boss Pei's instructions, then. Fei Huang Workspace will do its best to cooperate and do a good job of filming!
"There's another thing, Boss Pei. Fei Huang Workspace cannot make you do all the work for nothing. We will pay you a hundred thousand yuan for your script. It's not a lot of money, but it's a token of our appreciation. Please don't turn it down." 
Huh? A hundred thousand yuan for my script? 
Pei Qian had just casually made the suggestion, but when he heard the figure, he perked up immediately. 
"Alright! I'll send you the first draft of the script in a few days!" 
This was an unexpected surprise!
He had pulled a similar stunt when they filmed Boss Pei's Daily Life back then. Pei Qian made a guest appearance in the short videos and earned a sum of money for playing himself. 
Now, he had found yet another avenue to earn money. 
He was going to be a scriptwriter! 
The upper and lower limits of scriptwriters' market pay were quite far apart. Top scriptwriters could earn a six-figure-sum for writing just one episode's script. On the other hand, newer scriptwriters only earned a few thousand yuan—or over ten thousand yuan at most—per episode. Even then, they were expected to continuously alter the script at any hour of the day or night. 
The System would probably find paying Pei Qian a hundred thousand yuan for writing a movie script acceptable. It would probably not be considered fraudulently acquiring System Funds. 
At the same time, there was no need for Pei Qian to write the script in great detail. All he needed to do was offer an idea. 
It was a perfect arrangement! 
The two men chatted for a while longer until Huang Sibo stood up and bid farewell. 
Now that they had officially decided to film a movie, Huang Sibo's passion for work was reignited. 
There was still a lot of work to be done when he returned to Fei Huang Workspace. The most urgent of which was to hire more employees. 
… 
After Huang Sibo left, Pei Qian opened a new document and began writing the script. 
Pei Qian knew nothing about movie scripts. 
However, since he was going to be paid a hundred thousand yuan for this draft, he had to make sure that he did a sufficiently good job. There was no need to come up with a mental outline: he intended to get straight to work on the new document! 
"First, the genre!" 
Without any hesitation, Pei Qian typed the words 'science fiction' in the document. 
Sci-fi movies were the most expensive to produce. They were also the easiest to screw up since so many sci-fi films were horrible. It was perfect for Pei Qian, whose aim was for the movie to fail in the box office. 
Having decided the movie's genre, Pei Qian was already halfway to success! 
Now, it was time to come up with an outline of the movie's story. 
Thirty minutes later…
The document still only contained the words 'science fiction'. 
Pei Qian heaved a long sigh. D*mn, I'm not cut out for this at all. 
At first, he thought that he could just come up with a rubbish story that would insult his audience's intelligence. However, when he wanted to start writing, he discovered that even coming up with a rubbish story was extremely difficult.
At that moment, Pei Qian wished that he could recall the storylines of all the horrible movies he had watched.
Unfortunately, Pei Qian was no movie enthusiast. He had only watched very few movies. 
What's more, he absolutely despised lousy movies. He would never catch the premiere of movies and would resolve not to buy tickets to watch them if they had a bad reputation. 
Thus, Pei Qian could not recall the plots of lousy movies no matter how hard he tried. He was completely uninspired. 
Every time he wrote a line in the document, he erased it and was left with the words 'science fiction' again. 
Pei Qian scratched his head.
"I can't go on like this. I need to alter my thought process. Hmm… I can write in opposites!" 
Pei Qian suddenly thought of a brilliant idea. 
Be it films, novels, or games; they were all the same at their core. 
If one wanted to produce a good film, they had to be sure of what their audience wanted to see. Conversely, if one wanted to produce a horrible film, they just had to be sure of what the audience did not want to see, right? 
Many lousy movies had empty plots that caused their audience to feel bored and drowsy. This was a good line of thought, but it did not give Pei Qian much to work with. 
What was really bothering Pei Qian now was the movie's concrete plot. 
He had to settle on a concrete plot first and then dilute it as much as possible. Only then could he make the plot empty and bland, so that the audience would become bored and drowsy. 
What kind of plots was the most annoying? 
Pei Qian could not help but think about one of the concepts in the web novel industry.
Toxic points! 
So-called toxic points referred to things in a plot that would make the reader feel unwell. A brown-noser[1] was an example of a toxic point. 
At that thought, Pei Qian happily wrote another line under the words 'science fiction': 'The male protagonist is a brown-noser. 
As the saying went, brown-nosers deserved horrible deaths. 
If the male protagonist managed to win the female protagonist over in the end, the toxicity of the plot would be greatly reduced. 
Thus, Pei Qian wrote another line: 'The brown-noser ends up with nothing'. 
After some thought, he decided that the plot was not harsh enough. 
'The male protagonist was made a cuckold.'
'The child was not his.' 
'The male protagonist wanted to raise the child, but the child absolutely hated him.' 
'After suffering blow after blow, the male protagonist lost his mind and decided to take revenge on society.' 
Pei Qian pondered for a moment and realized something was amiss. "…No, the male protagonist cannot take revenge on society. After all, he's a weakling."
Pei Qian did not want this movie to become a superhero film about 'Green Hat Man[2]' or something. If the movie accidentally spread overseas and he won another award, he would be in deep trouble. 
'After suffering blow after blow, the male protagonist breaks down and chooses to kill himself.'
Again, Pei Qian felt uncomfortable. "Er… if he kills himself, it would serve as a mini climax for the movie. It'll take the path of traditional sad films. That doesn't sound good. 
"The male protagonist should live the rest of his life in misery." 
Yet, Pei Qian struggled with this as well. "That doesn't seem right either. It feels a bit too plain. I should give the male protagonist some hope for better times nearing the end and then ruthlessly destroy it."
Then again, what kind of hope should he give the protagonist, and how should he destroy it? 
Pei Qian could not think of good ideas at the moment. 
However, he was not in a rush either. After all, he only needed to come up with a rough script in two or three days. 
Just as he wanted to close the document, Pei Qian thought about something else and intentionally bolded the words 'science fiction'. 
He could not forget that this was supposed to be a sci-fi movie. 
He had to make sure that sci-fi elements appeared in the plot, so that he could spend more money on props and special effects. 
Of course, as to what kind of sci-fi elements he should add…
He had to think about it tomorrow. 
Satisfied, Pei Qian read the general framework for the plot once through, from beginning to end. He nearly passed out from the toxicity. 
The plot was toxic—it was incredibly toxic! 
One could say that this plot was going to house all the toxic points throughout history. Pei Qian could not leave even one toxic point out.
Then, he would just have to enrich the plot, add a sci-fi packaging, and dilute the story.
After all that, his work would be done! 
"Ai, I am such a 'huge villain'."
Pei Qian felt like he was naturally gifted in creating lousy movies! He should have entered the movie industry a long time ago!
[1] Brown nosing is akin to bootlicking.
[2] The 'green hat' is a symbol of a cuckold in China.


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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"I can't help asking, what's going on in this world? Are movies with deep, connotation and philosophy no longer liked? Why does a film that frightens the audience have such a big impact?"
　　"Throughout the history of film , There are countless excellent films emerging in endlessly. What brings us to think, what we cherish, and what gives us spiritual strength is what the movie should do, isn't it?"
　　"Someone might say, please, this Is it a horror film, does it require so much truth? I want to ask, don't it? Can't horror film crime films make excellent works? David Finch's "Seven" in 1995 and Luc Besson's "This Killer Is Not So Cold(Léon: The Professional)" in 1994, Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction", "The Silent Lamb" in 1991, etc. I can cite countless examples to prove it."
　　"Then. What is it for our young people to start getting caught up in a movie that has nothing but screams? This is a question worth thinking about."
　　Cooper's comment caused a small discussion. Because he has something to say in many cases, he still has a good status in film critics, and there are many audiences who support him. This is also why he can make films produced by Phoenix once a film review alone to be named "bad film".
　　The same is true this time. There are not a few people who support him. They believe that a movie should have depth, soul, and educational significance. It is simply to cheat money like the Blair Witch and cannot be regarded as a movie at all.
　　But there are more people who oppose him, and almost all of them are young people.
　　They don't care about the educational significance or the depth of their souls. They only know that the adrenaline secretion caused by fear when watching the Blair witch makes them very happy. Isn't a scary horror movie, the best horror movie? If you really stuff a horror movie with preaching things, you will be sleepy before you finish watching it.
　　Laila saw this report at home, and it was Claire who brought her the newspaper.
　　In fact, Claire doesn't approve of her making movies. In her opinion, the work is too hard. It takes a long time to just write the script, but also to prepare for the shooting task, to find actors and to coordinate the work of various departments. Not to mention the hard work during shooting. The same shot can't be done once, and it's normal to shoot ten or eight times.
　　After the filming is finished, it is not the end. Post-production, editing, soundtrack, etc., everything is inseparable from her instructions. Such a heavy workload is simply not suitable for a young girl who has just recovered. If Laila hadn't been very fond of this work, she would have opposed her continuing to shoot.
　　A movie earns more than one hundred million to two hundred million is very powerful, but can it be more important than a healthy body? That's why she put all kinds of bad reviews in front of her intentionally or unintentionally at the first time, hoping to dispel her interest in continuing to shoot movies through other people's words.
　　However, Claire did not know how much a director can have so many rights that other directors envy. Laila, who knows this well, is too late to be happy, so how can she feel too much work?
　　"Laila, this is really too much. But I think what he said also makes sense. How about going to school to learn some related knowledge?"
　　Claire thinks that as long as she can leave the film company temporarily, it won't take long. Help her dilute her love of movies.
　　After seeing the report, Laila not only didn't get angry, but looked through it word by word with a smile, as if it was not her movie at all.
　　After reading it twice, she put down the newspaper "Is the things learned at school really useful?"
　　"Of course! If there is no systematic study, how can you understand clearly? Look at the most famous directors, no Are they all graduated from excellent universities?"
　　Laila smiled "Yes, you are right. But there are still a large number of directors who have not studied at all and have produced excellent works, have they? "
　　"Is there? Why don't I know." Claire hasn't studied the director's circle, so she doesn't know what the truth is. But even if She knew it, she would never admit it, as Laila said.
　　Laila didn't argue with her, and patted the back of her hand comfortingly "Don't worry, I know what to do."
　　"Oh." Claire sighed softly. There was really nothing she could do with her "What about this person." He pointed at you again and again, do you want me to do something to make him close that nasty mouth?"
　　"No trouble." Laila waved her hand indifferently: "I actually don't mind him being against me, at all. "
　　"Why?" Claire felt unbelievable. If she were to be treated like this over and over again, she would have been angry. There is no reason why I would be less patient than an eighteen-year-old girl? Wouldn't it make me angry if I replaced it with anyone who made things that I had worked so hard to make messy?
　　Laila smiled and pointed to the newspaper "Don't you think he is actually helping me?"
　　"Help? How is it possible!" Claire didn't believe it.
　　"That's it. One is to be left behind, and the other is to be noticed all day long. Which one do you think is better for a movie?"
　　"Of course it was paid attention to." Does the movie that has been left behind still have the box office?
　　"That's not it." Laila smiled slightly and put the newspaper in her hands "What he is helping us now is to let more people discuss our film, and let more people know that there is such a Is it a controversial but miraculous movie?"
　　Claire was a little dizzy "Can you explain it this way?"
　　"Of course!" Laila pushed her back out of the room "Don't worry. Such a People still can't disturb my mood. Or do you think I'm a person who is easily beaten to give up?"
　　Claire was pushed out of the room reluctantly, only to say a few words like "Don't be too reluctant, pay attention to your body." Closed the door.
　　Holding the newspaper in her hand, looking at Cooper's article in a large page, she didn't know whether she was angry, shook her head amusedly 'If the one named Cooper knew that his article was treated as an advertisement by Laila, I don't know what kind of expression it will be.'
　　But this also made her decide to investigate the events of the year. She wondered why this person named Cooper would target Laila and Phoenix. Although it sounds from others' mouths that Laila lay innocently, she was completely involved by her father Reynolds.
　　It may be possible for a person to hate the company to the extent that they have to criticize Laila again and again regardless of Moran's surname. It is better to pay attention to something.

This is a translated Chinese novel. I am not the author, just translating for fun.

Translator: Doyenro (for fun)
Author: Zhuang Jiang

Alternative universe (AU)

She can shoot the most terrifying horror films and also the most profitable commercial films; she can make literary films the value of commercial films, and can also make commercial films the effect of literary films.
Later generations commented on Laila, saying that she was synonymous with Hollywood miracles and one of the greatest directors of all time. She accidentally became the most powerful photographer and planner.
But she knows that all of this came from her biggest secret, that 'she was born again!'

T/N: 
* The Female Lead(MC) is very patriotic to her old country (China), so it may be annoying to some people.

* The English gets better from chapter 65, the chapter 1 - 65 will be edited in the near future.

* The actors or actress characters may be different from reality. It is just a realistic novel.

 * Contact me if a novel of the same is officially translated so that I can stop.
 
* Original Chinese novel completed.

* Check out "The Lord's Lady from the East."

Lu Chuanfeng looked at chairman Li in confusion. He did not understand the meaning behind his words, but he had an ominous feeling when he saw Lu Chuanfeng's darkened face.
"My company has never dabbled in online literature. This is something that everyone knows. I wonder what Chairman Li means by asking this question? "
Chairman Li did not waste his breath. He turned the laptop in front of him to Lu Chuanfeng and said, "Look at it for yourself."
Lu Chuanfeng looked at the laptop in front of him in confusion. He only read the first sentence and realized that something was wrong.
After reading two paragraphs, he realized that the proposal in the document was actually a vulgar novel. The content was disgusting.
Lu Chuanfeng looked at Chairman Li awkwardly. Then, he turned to Hu Cong and asked sternly, "What's going on?"
Hu Cong did not know what had happened. He hurriedly moved the laptop over and looked at the contents of the document.
He was shocked when he saw it.
The collaboration proposal had actually become pulp fiction?
Hu Cong looked at the boss with a dumbfounded look and hurriedly explained, "I checked before we left. This is not the same content."
Lu Chuanfeng took into account that Chairman Li and Fu Tingyu were present. He held back his anger and looked at the person-in-charge of Li Shang.
"I'm sorry. This was my mistake. I apologize for this embarrassment. I'll go back first."
Lu Chuanfeng turned around and left after saying that so as not to embarrass himself.
Hu Cong was so scared that cold sweat broke out on his forehead. He picked up the laptop and hurriedly followed.
After the farce that had just happened, the private room quieted down.
Fu Tingyu looked at Chairman Li and said, "There was a traffic jam on the road just now, so I was a little late. Sorry to have kept you waiting."
Traffic jams were common in this section of the road between Jiangcheng and Linshi.
Chairman Li smiled lightly and said, "Let's talk about cooperation."
Fu Tingyu replied, "Sure."
Shi Yan walked forward, and opened the laptop in his hands, ready to show Chairman Li their proposal.
Fu Tingyu explained the details in the proposal at the same time.
-
-
In the hallway-
"Explain to me. What the hell happened and why did the proposal become that piece of crap?"
Lu Chuanfeng could not help but roar after leaving the room.
"That was so embarrassing."
"Boss, I don't know either. I checked the document before we left and there were no issues with it." Hu Cong could not explain what had happened clearly either. How did the proposal turn into pulp fiction?
Lu Chuanfeng was even more furious when he heard that. "You don't know? How did you become an assistant? What did I pay you for?"
They were in public in a coffee shop. So Lu Chuanfeng forced himself to control his emotions after he growled softly at his assistant.
The coffee shop was quiet. Even though they were a little far away, they could still hear the men's angry growls.
Qin Shu looked up to the second floor and saw two men standing there. One of them had been in a magazine, so she knew who he was.
He was the CEO of Lu Corporation, Lu Chuanfeng. He was also one of Fu Tingyu's competitors.
Lu Chuanfeng was one of Fu Tingyu's competitors for the cooperation with Li Shang. Lu Chuanfeng was a rather strong competitor.
Qin Shu knew better than anyone why he was so angry.
If she was not wrong, he had been involved in the car accident in her previous life.
Lu Chuanfeng walked down from the second floor with a dark expression.
Hu Cong followed behind him sullenly, not daring to even breathe loudly.
Qin Shu saw that Lu Chuanfeng had already come downstairs. She thought for a moment, then stood up and walked towards the stairs.
When she brushed past Hu Cong, Qin Shu sped up and accidentally bumped into him.
"I'm sorry.


“Are you still going to run away?”
“No, not anymore.”
He loved her to the point of paranoia, a compulsion that penetrated his bones and was impossible to cure.
“Babe, you can only smile at me.”
“Babe, I’ll get you everything you like.”
After getting revived, Qin Shu’s eyes were as bright as snow and she had high intelligence. She held on to her handsome and rich husband, refusing to let go, devoting herself to protecting and pampering him. She worked hard to become stronger so that she could stand shoulder to shoulder with him.
Before her revival, Qin Shu believed the words of her younger sister. She hated him, blamed him, and devised a thousand ways to run away from him.
Yet, he loved her deeply, pampered her with all his heart, and allowed her to behave atrociously.

Kel wasn't your everyday guy. On surface, he seemed like every other normal teenager. Social, Out-going and horny. But on the inside, he was cunning, vengeful and manipulative. Just two years earlier, Arias was a social outcast. Although he had good genes which gave him good looks and above average height, he didn't take care of himself. 







He was someone who would much rather play video games, read novels, fan-fiction, watch anime and fap to morally questionable content. But one day he fell victim to a prank that made him the laughingstock at school. Normally he wouldn't care but when his mother was the center of the joke, that was another story. He had ended up beating the guys who made the joke to a pulp. Just because he ignored them most times didn't mean he couldn't whoop a.ss when necessary. Especially with his large frame. 








What followed was as expected. Spoiled rich boy complains to parents and changes story, bribes classmates to support said story and corrupt principle who loved to kiss a.ss whenever given the chance. Kel ended up getting expelled, and his father had him go to a military school where his uncle was the dean. To someone who had an easy-going life like Kel, this was hell. No internet, no phones and an extremely long list of rules. Students here got so desperate they started smuggling folded pages from po-rn mags. Each student would bring a certain number. Students traded these pages with each other depending on the quality. These trades were like drug deals and happened at random times. 











When it's lights out. Torches on and fap in your sheets. Kel was in fact the biggest supplier, but he got careless and was caught. The price to pay? Hellish training regiments. He suffered two years of hellish training, bad food and no p.orn. Since his uncle owned the place he was never allowed to go home and instead stayed with him. In those two years, Kel swore he'd make the bastard responsible for getting him sent here pay. 










For his senior year of high-school, Kel was sent back to the same school after his rich aunt pulled some strings. He was sure she did it just to spite his uncle but what did he care. Those two years did a number on a Kel. He once average figure now had tone muscles, his jawline was defined and after getting a fresh new haircut, you know your boi was dripping. 









But rather forgive and forget and enjoy himself, he loaded his mind with malicious intent and began his crusade. He first started with the main culprit, Charlie. He actually never needed to do much, his current life sucked, apparently. His parents got a divorce and his father went M.I.A. His mother began treating the guy like shit and stopped funding his little escapades. That was life beating him down and Kel intended to add his own spice to the misery.








Kel went full force in his revenge scheme. He got himself all Fabio'd out and went over to his mother faking he was looking for any work. And as any good cliché would have it, she did. Lonely rich cougar meets young stud. One thing left to another and like a badly written por-no script, they fukked. Charlie's mother didn't even hide the fact and poor guy had to go to school everyday knowing his mother was getting some from his classmate. After she got addicted to the D. Kel had Charlie's mother bribe the principal into listening to Kel's every request.









His only request however happened to be letting him prepare the finals. The principal assumed he wanted to make the test easier for himself,, but he couldn't be any more rogue. Kel compiled the hardest of the questions he could find at their level. When exam day came, confusion became the norm. Kel who was ready always finished fast and slept while the others racked their brains for solutions, but it was hopeless. When report day came, a.sses were whopped, excuses were thrown, privileges were taken away and hopes of getting scholarships died. Satisfied with his revenge, Kel went back to the life he missed while getting funded by his sugar mummy.










One night though as he fell asleep, A strange light enveloped his body and sent him into a strange large throne room. Seated on the throne was a figure the size of a building whose face was covered by a bright light. A confused Kel looked up at the figure who spoke.





"Greetings my child, You're probably wondering what's happening right now but have no fear for I brought you here to offer you the chance of a lifetime. You see I am the Creator. All that exists originated from me. I offer you the chance to travel worlds you thought never existed that you've read and or watched about in your life. I only ask you do me one favor while in that world. What say you?"






Kel didn't even need to think twice as he gave his answer immediately.



"No".





The figure chuckled and spoke.






"Haha. Good, Good as for the favo-wait did you just say no? Child I offer you a once in a lifetime chance, and you dare refuse it so blindly?"









Kel shrugged and replied.






"I'm not stupid. First why should I believe you. Secondly. Although those worlds offer a lot of good things, there's no shortage of ways I could be killed. The second I go there my life expectancy will drop. Even if you offer immortality, that won't make it less painful. They is no shortage of otaku's who would jump at this offer, just pick some other suicidal fella."





The figure sighed and spoke once more.






"I underestimated your caution. Alright I chose you because of your levelheadedness, I worry another might forget their purpose there. *sigh* some of my more advanced creations started the habit of sending recently dead mortals into worlds they aren't supposed to be in, as well as giving them power they were never intended to possess. These mortals more often that not, end up completely destroying said worlds or abusing their power. I ignored this at first, but the number kept rising and rising. What I ask of you is to go to said worlds were reincarnated mortals are abusing their power or intend to do so and make them pay. I will deal with my creations, but it is beneath me to deal with mortals. You don't need to worry about getting killed as you will carry my blessing as well as some power and a guide to help you in your endeavors. Do this, and I will create you, your own perfect world. Should you meet any beings you may want to see again after you leave a world. I give you the power to mark them with a special sign. Make the reincarnates assimilate into the worlds they are in, kill them only as a last result. Is this acceptable?"









Kel pondered for a moment before nodding.







"I accept as long my conditions are met. I want time in my original world paused as I'll want to return to settle things later. Two, I want the guide to a beautiful girl and not some system in my head. Three, No limitations on what I can or cannot do is said worlds".








The Creator's voice resounded in the room. 






"That is doable. So long as you don't plan on making everyone in the world slaves or monopolizing all females for yourself. Since we have come to an agreement then I shall send you to your own Dimensional throne room where you will find your guide. There you will be able to pick which worlds to go to, see reincarnators profiles and set up a alias for yourself when in said world to fit in better. Now go forth Child and purge Reincarnators".


























Follow the story of a young man tasked with the duty of hunting the reincarnators that plague the multiverse. Why was he chosen? What are his real intentions? 



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Disclaimer: I do not any material or characters other than my own.

This script was conceived and written back in 2011, and is one of my all time favorite scripts that I'm excited to break apart and share with. It was a massive endeavor and would be the equivalent of about an eight hour movie or a three to four part miniseries. Tho I have matured with my work and feel I have stronger stories, this one is a fun and brutal roller coaster. I hope you find it enjoyable and worth your time. This is in script format, so some words like names and actions will be capitalized, this is done on purpose. 

Some aspects may be triggering and some portrayals of religious figures may bother some and I highly respect that and understand and want to express that it's a work of fiction and nothing more. It just happened to work this way to tell this story. 

And now...I bring you to the Rose...a tavern that will house the beginning of this tale...

Fear not the dark... fear what hides within it...

This script was conceived and written back in 2011, and is one of my all time favorite scripts that I'm excited to break apart and share with. It was a massive endeavor and would be the equivalent of about an eight hour movie or a three to four part miniseries. Tho I have matured with my work and feel I have stronger stories, this one is a fun and brutal roller coaster. I hope you find it enjoyable and worth your time. This is in script format, so some words like names and actions will be capitalized, this is done on purpose. 

Some aspects may be triggering and some portrayals of religious figures may bother some and I highly respect that and understand and want to express that it's a work of fiction and nothing more. It just happened to work this way to tell this story. 

And now...I bring you to the Rose...a tavern that will house the beginning of this tale...

Fear not the dark... fear what hides within it...

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