Self-insert hero with ridiculous power, looks and charm?

Check.

Broken world that's ripe with evil villains in need of being brought to justice?

Check.

Beautiful and caring shield maiden companion? 

Double check.

Mason was no stranger to escaping into his trope heavy fantasy world, but he never could have expected that one of his characters would show up in his apartment...

Life's definitely not a fantasy, but what happens when a fantasy shows up in life?

Lilliana Smith: a prominent Hollywood actress, Adrian Williams: a screenplay writer and author, fall in love after one of them is diagnosed with Cancer. How will their love strive when they know they don't have much time left? What twists and turns does the future have in store for them?

I feel lazy but at the same time bored, thus, just going to select from the comments of each chapter on what to write on the following chapter. I'd just start a topic. Then if the story deviates from the ongoing topic, I'd introduce a new topic. Not a "pro" author, just a really bored person that actually wants to write something but don't know how.

*did write something but was too embarrassed by it.... enough not to show it... thanks for the comments tho.

Chapter 117. Korea (3)
"Now, let's welcome our star for tonight, Mr. Xin Ren, straight from China."
When the host announced that, Xin Ren walked on the stage confidently.
He was smiling while looking at the seats filled with tons of people. All of them were cheering him as he stood on the stage.
He was currently in a promotional event hosted by Kakao box, the online streaming website of «The stars above».
As soon as the fans knew that Xin Ren was coming to Korea for his shooting, thousands of fans requested Kakao box to held a promotional event.
It seems like there were too many fans requesting this, so they decided to held the event.
Even Writer Zhu and Director Fu had come to Korea instantly after hearing about it.
"Hello, everyone, I am feeling really lucky to stand here, in front of all of you. It's my first time coming to Korea but I think I will come here from time to time because of the love I have received since coming here."
When Ren said that, all of the people in the seats cheered. Maybe they were impressed by his fluent Korean but many people were clapping.
'I worked hard for it!'
Ren had learned Korean in his past life but he had still prepped it over before coming here.
It was good that the people were liking him for it. 
After the initial introduction and some talk, reporters and media outlets went crazy over asking questions from him.
"Mr. Xin Ren, you were swarmed by fans on the airport. What are your thoughts about it?"
"Mr. Xin Ren, people really liked your last drama. We all know that it was your first drama, how do you feel about it's massive success."
"Mr. Xin Ren, what are your thoughts on your next drama. You are here for the shoot of your drama, «Heirs». Mr. Xin Ren, one questionn??"
"You are working with Park Jooming in this drama. What do you think about it?"
The reporter barraged him with all sorts of questions and the host has to calm them down.
After calming the situation down, Ren started to answer each question with a smile but the thoughts in his mind was different.
'It's really crazy!'
He had gone to other promotional events but he felt that the atmosphere of this event was really crazy.
Although he didn't hate it that much!
* * *
"So, my screenplay is rejected."
Ying Yue said as she looked at the investor in front of her.
"Yes, although the story was nice. I don't think it will earn much. We are looking for commercial movies right now and we have to prepare for a long time before the movie can be released."
Ying Yue just shook her head in desperation when she heard that.
It was not the first time it had happened. She had been rejected many times. She had even lost the count of how many times she had been rejected.
She was a graduate from a remarkable film academy. She had studied hard to become a director and had worked in some movies as an assistant director.
But now she wanted to make her own movie. That's why she had worked hard to write a screenplay.
It had took her a year to write it and in the last year, she had gotten rejected countless times by production houses and independent producers.
They all rejected her by giving her some excuses.
'I am sorry but your movie will take a lot to make and the genre does not sell much in China.'
'It will hard to look for an actor to play the part. There are not many actors who can both act and sing.'
'Why don't you write some different genre? I don't think this type of movie would ever be successful in China.'
While some had rejected her by giving excuses, many had rejected her straightly.
'I don't want to bet my money on you as I don't think you can direct such a movie.'
'I can't produce the movie if you are the director, if you want you can sell the screenplay to me. Maybe, it would be use to me.'
'I don't believe that a female director can direct such a movie and you have not even directed before.'
There were also some people who had looked down on her because of her gender.
They had discriminated against her and had said that the movies directed by female director's don't work.
'Discrimination is normal in showbiz!'
She knows that she can't hide from the discrimination and sexism but she still wanted to direct the movie.
Some investors had asked her to sell the screenplay but she has refused.
She had worked hard to write it, she can't just give it to somebody else.
'Maybe, I should just give up!'
Those types of thoughts had also occurred in her heart but she had shook them off.
It was her screenplay, she didn't want someone other to direct it.
"Maybe, you should find an actor that is willing to act in your movie. If that actor has some stardom, the investors will be interested."
The investor in front of her said.
"Where will I find one? I don't know any actors or actresses. Even if I find one, will he or she be interested in my screenplay?"
"That will be your problem. I don't think many will dare to produce such a movie."
"It's a genre popular in Hollywood. There are many hit movies in this genre."
"But all those movies had a common thing."
The investor stopped his sentence there and Ying Yue completed it.
"It's their music."
"At least you know that. People these days don't like those types of music. They like fast music, they like to watch girl groups dancing on a fast beat, not some romance songs."
"I know but I think it can work."
"You have to find a great composer for it. There would not be many willing to do it, as producing lots of good songs at the same time is not easy."
"I know but I think that there would be someone willing to produce songs for my movie."
"Come to me if you find someone."
The meeting ended with that.
Ying Yue left the production house with a sad and depressed expression.
She knew that the things, the investor had said were true but she also knew that it was not impossible.
She just have to look for it.
'Ah, I wish someone would want to act in my movie.'


Ren, he was someone with great talent in acting and singing but due to bad luck and some wrong choices, he was only able to become a third rate actor.

After dying in an accident, he noticed that he had returned to the past.

With the help of his talents and the knowledge of future, he started his journey to become the trendiest star of the century!

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Chapter 1181: cai ning, i'm sorry!

"sorry to trouble you! cai ning, i'm sorry!" mo xiao paused for a moment and finally said what she wanted to say these few days.

Shi cai ning's nose suddenly turned sour. she did not feel any sorrow just now, but when she heard this apology, she was still filled with emotion.

After waiting for so many years, she finally heard these three words.

"i hope you won't give me any more looks in the future, because you are someone else's grandmother after all." shi cai ning teased, and mo xiao choked up.

"thank you... for being able to forgive me. i'll hang up now..."

After mo xiao finished speaking, he hung up the phone.

No one knew how sad she had been during this period of time.

This was because her youngest daughter, whom she doted on the most, had never called her again, nor had she returned to take a look at her.

Shi caining went downstairs. shi qianyu was currently playing with the little girl on a wooden horse. the smile on her face was very bright, and her eyes were filled with boundless gentleness.

"sis, you came down?" shi qianyu looked a little more cheerful than before. now that she wasn't at work, she decided to stay at home and write a novel.

Shi caining nodded. when she saw shi qianyu, her eyes suddenly lit up. "oh right, do you really want to write a screenplay?"

Shi qianyu raised her eyebrows. "screenplay? i'm writing a novel right now. in any case, i can earn three to four thousand yuan a month. it's better than working. however, compared to ah yu's income, i can't read my income anymore."

Right now, her priority was to rest and recuperate. if she went to work at the company, she would definitely have to work overtime.

Hence, shi qianyu no longer intended to look for a job. instead, she decided to stay at home and write novels. when she was in university, she had started writing online novels. her popularity was average, and after a few years of writing, her writing fees had also increased slightly.

"your brother-in-law wants to start working on me movies, so he might be looking for a novel to be adapted into a television or movie. the copyright department of me movies is going to contact a famous screenwriter. do you want to be his assistant?" shi caining asked.

She knew that her younger sister had a literary dream since she was young, but she didn't know whether she liked writing novels or novels.

"i don't like writing screenplays. it's better to write novels freely. how about this? i'm going to write a new book. at that time, you can show me whether it's suitable to be made into a movie or a tv show!" shi qianyu joked.

Shi chaning glared at her. "i'm telling the truth!"

Shi qianyu exclaimed, "really? then i have to write seriously! my essay is almost finished anyway!"

Shi caining smiled and looked at lan yu. "does chen yu have a problem with your novel?"

"does he dare to have a problem with it?" shi qianyu laughed. lan yu didn't even have time to support her, so why would he oppose her? although he didn't earn as much money as gu kuangen, he still treated her quite well.

Shi qianyu felt that lan yu's personality was very similar to shi tianming's. she liked such a man as well.

"oh right, mom just called... and told us to go home for dinner. what about you? are you free?" shi caining asked tentatively.

Shi qianyu's expression was a little unnatural. she lowered her head and bit her lip. "i don't really want to go."

Right now, she really didn't know how to face mo xiao. whenever she saw her, she would think back to that night.

When she thought of that night, shi qianyu couldn't help but feel angry at her. in short, her current mood was extremely conflicted.

"think it through. if you don't like it, then don't go. we'll talk about it after paying for a while. if you can face it naturally, then go back. after all, daddy still misses you." shi caining sat by the side and started playing with little xiangyi.

Shi qianyu finally decided not to go back. shi caining didn't force her. that night, mo xiao had an unspeakable sense of disappointment and didn't say much. however, he still brought little xiangyi along to play.



I'm not your slave, you bastard! She's furious! She's furious! I'm furious! WE'RE BREAKING UP! She's laughing like crazy! We'll discuss this in a hundred years She was her ex boyfriend, mother hated down and out, but he praised her as treasure, when Tsenin, you want my heart, my life, I can give you at any time

Frozen?
Everyone looked at one another.
Mark Foran asked, "What genre is it?"
Zhang Ye said, "It's a fairy tale."
Ha Qiqi said, "Isn't that still targeted at children and teenagers?"
Zhang Ye smiled and said, "It's not the same."
Zhang Zuo asked, "What other elements will there be?"
Zhang Ye thought about it and said, "It will have musical elements."
Mark Foran rolled his eyes. "Will there also be a princess? And a prince too?"
Zhang Ye said, "Eh, that's right."
A MoonStar Studios staff said, "And magic as well?"
Zhang Ye was taken aback. "Did you all sneak a peek at my script?"
Everyone was floored!
What script did we sneak a peek at!
You would have to have a script first!
Mark Foran said despondently, "Isn't that the standard template for most Hollywood animated films? It has been so overused in recent years! Everyone bases their films on this template!"
But Zhang Ye laughed and said, "Mine is different."
How is that different?
Aren't they the same?
Everyone felt pessimistic and let out sighs.
Only Zhang Ye knew that this animated film he was going to make was going to be absolutely different from the animated films that they had imagined it to be.
Frozen, also known as The Snow Queen or Anna and the Snow Queen, had many other translated names. However, all of them referred to that one movie. It was a movie from Zhang Ye's previous world that was the highest-grossing animated film of all time, as well as the only animated film to have made it into the top ten worldwide highest-grossing movies of all time! But in this world, animated films were generally weaker performers, and Zhang Ye did not know if Frozen could create the same miracle that it did in his previous world. But at the very least, he believed that it would easily come out on top against those several dozen Hollywood directors' movies.
The project was confirmed.
The animated film was set to be produced.
The next stage would be the animation production.
On the very same day, Zhang Ye's figure was seen everywhere around the various departments of Star Moon Animation Studios.
… 
At the character design department.
"Teacher Zhang, we have some ready-made character designs. Why don't you have a look and see if they're OK?"
"No, that won't work."
"Eh? We have a lot of them, so why don't you take a look first?"
"There's no need to take a look. Just do it according to my specifications."
"Your specifications? Where are they?"
"Do you have a pen and paper?"
"Yes, here you go."
"Alright, just base it off of this drawing. I'll let you all know about the character color palettes at a later time."
"Y-You know how to sketch character designs?"
"Of course, I used to draw comics, after all."
… 
At the screenwriting department.
"Teacher Zhang, what about the screenplay?"
"What's our main storyline?"
"Oh, wait for me for a little while."
"Huh? Where are you off to?"
"Teacher Zhang?"
"You're back already?"
"Here, this is the screenplay."
"What? You've already completed it?"
"Did you just write this? But it's only been 10 minutes!"
"Thi-This is too fast!"
"Shouldn't it take at least several months of revisions and development to complete the screenplay?"
"There's no need for that. You can just use this."
… 
At the music department.
"Teacher Zhang, what style should the background music and main theme be?"
"Are we going to compose and write the music ourselves or will we be licensing other people's music?"
"There's no need for that. We'll produce it in-house."
"But we're not professionals at this after all. If we do it in-house—"
"I am a professional."
"Ah?"
"I'll write the songs and compose the orchestration and submit it to you to work on."
"Alright, we'll wait for your score then."
"Here, it's done. Go ahead and produce these three songs first."
"What? You've finished composing them?"
"This—"
… 
At the animation department.
"Teacher Zhang, which techniques should we use for the animation?"
"Use the best CGI[1] available."
"But that would be too expensive. For most of our Hollywood animated films, we usually employ traditional hand-drawn techniques[2]. When we reach the critical scenes, we will then work on them frame by frame."
"For us, we'll create the entire film frame by frame."
"Do you know how much that would cost?"
"Is 160 million dollars enough?"
"Uh…"
"If it isn't, I'll ask for more money. However, there must be a guaranteed quality."
"That's like burning cash. No one has ever done it like this before!"
"Making an animated film is basically burning money in the first place. The only reason why all of those past Hollywood animated films received such lukewarm receptions was because they were reluctant to spend money. But I'm willing to!"
… 
At the voiceover department.
"Teacher Zhang, who should we cast for the voice actors?"
"That will be tricky to handle. Normally, we would look to cast some Hollywood celebrities. But now that you've declared war on so many big name directors in Hollywood, I'm afraid that none of those celebrities would dare to do voice acting for us."
"It will be fine."
"Fine?"
"I'll look for the voice actors."
Having said that, Zhang Ye started making some calls.
He contacted Dong Shanshan first.
"Shanshan, how's your English?"
"Do you have to ask?"
"Haha, that's great then. Come and do some voice acting for me soon?"
"For your animated film?"
"That's right."
"You're really going to do it?"
"Yeah, I'm really doing it. I've already accepted the bet, so how can it not be real?"
"Alright, I'll be looking forward to basking in your glory as a Hollywood director."
Then he called Ning Lan.
"Sister Ning, busy?"
"I'm reading the news about your bet with other people. You're really capable, huh?"
"Great timing. How about doing some voice acting for me?"
"Voice acting for what?"
"A role in my new movie."
"You're looking for me to do that? My English is only so-so."
"Go practice then. The post-production will only happen in several months anyway."
"Whoa, so will this be considered my Hollywood debut?"
"Of course!"
He made another call to Yao Jiancai.
"Zhang'er, what's up?"
"Old Yao, go and brush up on your English."
"Why would I do that?"
"Just practice a few lines. I'll need you to do some voice acting soon. I've reserved a role for you."
"For your animated film? Fine! Haha!"
After a string of calls.
Zhang Ye turned around and said to the people of the voiceover department, "It's finished. The majority of the roles have been assigned."
The voiceover department's staff had blank looks on their faces.
… 
On this day.
Many of Star Moon's employees were genuflecting.
Even Mark Foran was stunned.
It wasn't for anything else. They were just too shocked at Zhang Ye's efficiency. They had assumed that Zhang Ye was just a layman who did not know anything about animation productions. They thought that he was just messing around when he said that he would be making a Hollywood animated film. But the moment Zhang Ye started working on the project, it felt like he had turned into an entirely different person. His work efficiency could shock people to death, and he wouldn't have to pay for it. Whenever he told the staff under him that he would get them the information they required, most people would subconsciously accept this to mean a few days later or within a month's time. But in Zhang Ye's context, this only meant a few minutes!
He went away and came back.
The screenplay was ready.
He picked it up and placed it back down.
The character designs were sketched.
He turned to leave and returned.
Three songs were already composed.
He made some calls and hung up.
The voice casting was finalized.
Mark Foran and the others looked like they had seen a ghost!
This was only the first day of production, but the majority of the work was already done?
Only Ha Qiqi, Zhang Zuo, and the rest of Zhang Ye's personal team were not surprised because they understood full well what Zhang Ye's work style was. His nickname of China's fastest draw was not for nothing. This fellow was someone who could complete the filming of a 40-episode television drama in just 10 days. But more importantly, he did not sacrifice any quality for speed.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frozen_(2013_film)#Animation
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_animation


Zhang Ye was originally a mundane college graduate with aspiring dreams to become a star, but unfortunately has below average looks and height. However one day, he woke up and suddenly found himself in a parallel world! 
It’s like the same world, but wait a minute…many brands, celebrities and even famous works from his world changed and are gone in this new world! Armed with the profound literary knowledge of his previous world and a heaven-defying Game Ring that gives him magical items, stats and skills, Zhang Ye embarks on a journey to pursue his life-long dream of becoming famous!
Follow Zhang Ye as he takes the new world by storm, one plagiarized piece at a time, to hilarious reactions!

This story is written like a screenplay/Script because it was originally supposed to be a play.

"Script" is the most general of the three terms, and is not reserved for any specific type of media. "Screenplay" specifically refers to the script of a film or television program. "Teleplay" is even more specific and is only used when referencing television scripts.

A play is a work of drama, usually consisting mostly of dialogue between characters and intended for theatrical performance rather than just reading. The writer of a play is a playwright. ... The term "play" can refer to both the written texts of playwrights and to their complete theatrical performance.

A playwright or dramatist is a person who writes plays.

A 2009 national study, "Outrageous Fortune," found that, on average, playwrights earned $25,000 to $39,000 annually from their work, with about 62 percent making less than $40,000 — among several findings that have spurred a still-continuing discussion about the state of playwriting.

What skills do I need to be a Playwright?
Literature skills.
Computer/IT skills.
Proof-reading skills.
Ability to listen and understand guidelines.
Creative thinking.
Imaginative ideas.
Time management.
Self-motivation.

Categories of Dramatists/Playwright
The three (3) categories Dramatists namely: Classical/universal dramatists. Modern dramatists. Contemporary dramatists.

Unlike standard literature, where the writer can explain and describe the who, what, when, where, how, and why of a story using long passages of descriptive narrative, the playwright has only three basic tools at their disposal: dialogue, stage directions, and structure.

A play or drama script is the story that has been written for actors to perform, with the term 'play' relating to a theatrical performance. People who write them are called Playwrights, and sometimes the physical scripts might be called manuscripts, while some historical scripts are called folios due to their format.

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They grew up in a cult community that as a culture killed Russians, Bonnie, Donald and Dr. Markus are Russians.

This is because 1000 years ago there was a war and before the war Russians used to oppress the black people so the black people rose up, some good Russians helped the black people rise up and for a time after the black people won the war and got into rule they made laws to stop the oppression and things got calmer and people were arrested for racism.

One day, 1000 years later, a black ruler was dying so he gave his crown to his nephew who hated Russians and the nephew turned black people against the Russians and created a whole culture of hating the Russians, this started tensions between the two races and literally got babies killed, mixed people were killed along with their Russian parents, black people who made babies with them would be kicked out of the community that used to be Christians and the nephew's son started a culture of killing Russians 1 time a month on the 13th day of the month.
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You are a fan of Keanu Reeves. More specifically, you are a fan of the movies that he stars in and the characters that he plays as. 
The Matrix – the first movie of the Matrix trilogy – was and is one of your favorite movies of all times. 
The Matrix was groundbreaking when it was first released in your previous world. Hopefully, it will be released in this one, by your own hands.
You couldn't wait for that day as well as the chance to correct some mistakes the Wachowski brothers – or sisters have made. Well, they are still the Wachowski brothers right now.
However, your debut film is more important right now. 
It is more important than all the perverted thoughts flying about in your head.
"Are you still working?" a familiar voice calls out.
"Yes, mum. I'm still working," you answer and turn about to face your lovely mother. 
Your mother has just return from her appointment with some important people. She is wearing a very revealing dress that shows both of her shoulder and ample breasts. It obviously to you that she is using her female charm to score some contracts.
"Don't work too late. A good night sleep is important."
Your mother is worry about you. She wants you to succeed, but at the same time, she also wants to fail – so that you will listen to her and do what she asks.
"I know. Good night, mum," you reply.
You return your undivided attention to your typewriter before your eyes inevitably strip your mother of all her clothes. Your junior is well-behaved. It was only semi-erected.
Once the door close, you let out a sigh and concentrate at your task.
From your memory, the movie Speed is a sleeper hit that makes 350 million on an estimated budget of 30 million. That is more than 10 times profits over its theoretical run. That is an insane amount in your opinion, and it is especially true in this parallel world, where Hollywood isn't as prosperous as your original world.
Interesting enough, the movies and their general storyline in this world is the same as your old world, but their box office is lacking. This is because the dialogue isn't as the same as you remember it, and the camera work could be more innovating.
For example, Star Wars only made 450 million on a 11 million budget. That was an insane amount of money, but you remember that it makes over 700 million in your original world, which is even more crazy.
Star Wars still beats Jaws and ET at the box offices in this world, however.
That just mean Jaws and ET didn't take in as much winnings as it could have. You have watched both movies and compare them with what you remembered from your previous life, and you found your previous world's version is much more entertaining.
What did this all mean?
Well, when you analyzed Star Wars during your recent college days, you realize the cinematography was subpar and the dialogue was questionable. Sometimes the actors and actresses weren't as good as they supposed to be.
But since the main storyline of Star War is remained relatively intact, it was still popular and becomes a pop-culture. It wasn't as popular as it could be, however.
Its sequels (The Empire Strikes Back) did poorly in your opinion. It garnered only 280 million in the box office – still very profitable considering the 18 million budgets. However, it did not create an enormous hype when it was first released.
This is because it is missing an epic moment: "I am your father."
Instead, the main plot point of this world's version Star Wars was revealed in a different way. While it was still a good reveal, it could never compare to when Vader stated it in your world's version. Epic moments like that give people hypes, and with hypes, movies bring in more movie's goers – profits.
As for Speed. It is one of the most classic action movies of the 1990s. Your only problem is that the investment in the film is out of your reach, even if it is one of the lowest budgeted movies on your list.
Finding 30 million dollars investment is almost impossible unless you are George Lucas, but you believe that this movie can be make for ten million dollar or less.
However, you need a complete screenplay before you could calculate exactly how much funding you will need.
Putting your financial troubles aside, you began typing on the typewriter. You need to concentrate on your screenplay before everything else. If you have a good screenplay in your hand, you can use it ways to fund your movie.
Only through hard work and dedication, extraordinary achievements can be reached!
In the following week, you put aside all financial burden and concerns about the future and use all your energy and time into creation of your first screenplay.
You use one of the standard commercial screenplays as a template while you compiled a very detailed character's outline and dialogues. For one, it easier to fill in the template. For two, it far easier for a standardized screenplay to be accepted by investors.
You did forget a lot of finer details in the dialogues between the characters, but you always found a suitable alternative to fill in the missing lines. Sometimes, you find your own dialogues sounded much better in the moment.
Maybe this is your chance to right whatever wrong you found in your previous world movie? This way, the screenplay would be your creation, instead of a pure copy.
Days and months gradually pass by as you concentrated on your script. The weather changes, cold to hot, and blooding sucking mosquitoes fill the air.
You ignore them and continue to work, only stopping when you are stump or exhausted.
First act, scene one.
In the near darkness of the basement, a security guard makes his way into the inner cellar. His flashlight finds a man in work clothes bend over a panel, his back to the light.
"Hey! This is a restricted area!" – the guard.
The man doesn't look around. We could just almost see his face as he talks.
"Yeah. I, uh, got called in…. some of this wiring got screwed up." – the man.
"Nobody called it down to me. I'm going to have to see a work order." – guard.
"Yeah… just one second…" – the man.
The man passes a piece of paper to the guard. 
The guard distracted by the paper. The man reaches into his toolbox.
He rises, turning, and a knife is shoved through the guard's ear.
The knife is pulled back with calm efficiency.
The guard turns, wide-eyes, hand to his ears. Mouth opens in silent protest. Out of his hand drops the work order. He slumps over. He dies.
Scene after scene you write, and eventually the screenplay complete. Only then you let out an air of relieve. You didn't remember every scene of the movie, but you did well to fill in the blanks with your ingenuity.
Now that the screenplay is complete, you could estimate the exact funding you required base on the amount of scene and shootings needed to be done.
Before you revise your screenplay. A voice speaks into your mind.
[Congratulation in creating your first Screenplay!]
[You are one step towards the best fucking directory.]
You smile. At least the System acknowledges you. Its next announcement surprises you.
[A random reward has been awarded to you. The item is placed into your Inventory.]
"Wait, wait, I have a fucking inventory!?"

Everything just happens so fast, and now you are given a second chance. A second chance in another world. A similar world. Perhaps, this time around, you can finally make something of yourself in Hollywood.

Oh. What is a holy wood?

Unfortunately for you, Hollywood does not exist in this alternate reality, so you will have to give birth to it before becoming the greatest film maker in history. Also, the greatest music producer, the greatest story writer, and whatever you can cram into your life. This is your story!

Welcome to Hollywood Reborn.

By the way, you got a System. A fucking trolling System! Enjoy!

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Kim Hyunjo frowned before saying,

"The problem isn't her writing style. Unless they film everything beforehand, it's certain that they'll film later episodes during the project's release, and the problem is whether she'll be able to endure it or not. They say even writers who have written a few projects start to lose it when they don't have enough time and start writing 1 or 2-page screenplays."

I quickly threw in some additional information.

"Even if the writer is new, someone like Producer Shin Taekyun has the capability to lead them through it. I looked into it and apparently, TVL looked at the screenplay for a few episodes before green-lighting the project right away. Since the viewership ratings for TVL's dramas, which had cast top stars, flopped, and many ended early, they probably planned this out carefully. Since they saw the potential, they greenlit this project and assigned Producer Shin Taekyun, who has proven directing abilities and a box office track record, to this project."

To find any information that would be of use in persuading them, I had used my spare time, which I didn't have much of, to research. I even acted as a potential sponsor and asked TVL's advertising department and the production producer[1] at Pan Production a few questions. It felt like I was filming a spy movie.

I hope this would help even a little bit.

I felt my heart thumping as I waited for their reaction when Kim Hyunjo asked,

"Did you receive something from them?"

"Pardon?"

"No, it's not they asked for a different actor, there's no way they'd give you something to get Songha. Why are you pushing this project so desperately?"

The team 3 leader scratched his angled chin.

"He must have come to really like it while he was researching about it. You know, there are occasionally times like that."

"That's true, but he's suspicious…"

I flinched and let out a fake cough while turning away.

This time, the team 3 leader turned to look at Lee Songha.

"How about you, Songha? Do you like this project?"

"Yes. I like it."

Whew, I lived.

I let out a sigh of relief. There was a huge difference in weight between me and Songha, who would be the one taking the audition, pushing this project.

While there were managers who would ignore their actor's opinions and bully them into doing whatever the company told them to do, that wasn't Kim Hyunjo or the team 3 leader's style.

"Really? The synopsis should be pretty good then. Then let's read it once."

"Cat Guardian Ghost? The title is like a comic."

The two flipped through each page of the synopsis.

Looking at them, I thought… it felt very similar to that day I showed my mom a flunked test and was waiting for her punishment.

The team 3 leader and Kim Hyunjo's expressions turned gloomier as time passed.

Of course, I understood why. How many people would read that synopsis and think that that it would be a success? If there was someone else besides me who was certain that it would be a success, I would definitely be suspicious that he possessed a foresight ability as well.

I mean it was a synopsis, the draft of your project, would it kill you to package it better? I even began to resent Pan Production's CEO, Kim Pansuk, and Writer Hong Jumi.

Flip.

They flipped the last page. Kim Hyunjo covered the synopsis and sighed. Then, a suffocating silence hung in the air for a few moments.

Kim Hyunjo broke the silence and asked,

"Hyung, what do you think?"

"What do you mean what do I think. What about you?"

"Your thoughts are the same as mine."

Kim Hyunjo stared at both Lee Songha and myself.

"I'm asking because I'm really curious, but why do you like this? Did you pick a project that you thought you would have a higher chance at getting cast in because you won't be cast for other projects? If not, I don't really understand? Songha, what do you like about this synopsis?"

Lee Songha stared vacantly at Kim Hyunjo and said,

"It's fun."

Kim Hyunjo sighed once more.

"… What I'm saying is, why, how is this fun?"

"I like the role of Jung Haewon. I'm also curious what will happen next."

"If you're curious, you can just watch it later."

"Ah."

You can't be persuaded like that!

"Still… I want to try it. If I'm going to audition, I like this role, oppa. I like this, team leader."

Fortunately, it seemed Lee Songha was determined. She clearly expressed her opinion while looking at the team leader.

I fully prepared a reply as well. Damn, my heart felt like a rollercoaster for some time now.

"Luck Thrower, how about…"

Kim Hyunjo was about to ask before he narrowed his eyes.

"You. Don't say anything if you're going to bring up your senses."

"Senses?"

When the team 3 leader felt something was odd, Kim Hyunjo gestured at me with his chin.

"Hyung, he rejected Sung Dowon because of bad vibes. I can't trust his senses anymore."

"I was going to bring that up once we were done talking about Songha… bad vibes? You get stranger the more I see you."

Should I have not said anything about my senses?

They talked between each other with me as their topic and soon, Kim Hyunjo asked me again,

"Yeah, why are you so stubborn about this project?"

"Because I think this is a good project. And that's why I showed it to Songha. I watched all the director's previous works, and he is very good at directing. Although the synopsis is a bit bland, I felt that it was well-written."

Though I heard this from the future.

When I recalled how the PR team's employee said that 'the script was everything,' and 'the drama was the writer's playground', I assumed it was okay to believe that the fact that the script was good was a fact. Also, TVL's drama department employees wouldn't have greenlit a low-quality screenplay from a new writer.

Even I would have hesitated about putting Lee Songha in this project if the drama succeeded due to the actors or another complicated reason.

Since I may change the future by putting Lee Songha in there.

However, if it was a drama that became a hit because of its screenplay, I judged that the drama wouldn't fail because one of its supporting actors was switched out. Unless that actor was so terrible at acting that the quality of the drama fell.

"Then let's see the screenplay."

The team 3 leader nodded his head and said,

"Hyunjo, you go get the screenplay. If the screenplay's good, let's look into getting an audition. No matter how much you like it, it's better to audition for a role you would be good at. It will increase your chance at getting cast, and it will be easier to understand the character if you do get cast."

"Well… okay. Still, you never know, so Songha, you read other synopses as well."

Kim Hyunjo nodded his head then clicked his tongue.

"But, that CEO of Pan Production is quite frustrating."

"Sorry?"

Frustrating?

"You said this is his first project after becoming independent from TVL. Then he must be using all his connections for this, but why would he take the risk with a new writer? It would be safer if he used an experienced one."

Now that I thought about it, I was curious as well.

I knew that Writer Hong Jumi was skilled so I wasn't worried about it flopping, but with what confidence did CEO Kim Pansuk decide to use a new writer for their first project that would decide the future of their production?

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"People are probably saying I'm insane, right?"

He was the CEO of Pan Production. Kim Pansuk mumbled with his large figure squeezed into a small metal chair. The production producer, Park Sookyung, who was sitting in front of him and looking at his laptop screen, fixed his glasses and glanced at him.

CEO Kim Pansuk's eyes were shaking uneasily.

"No, still, just wait until the first episode is released. When they see it, I know they'll be like, 'Ah, so that's why Kim Pansuk brought a new writer in for this critical time'. I'm not uneasy in the slightest. There's no reason to be. Since I believe in Writer Hong Jumi's skills."

"CEO, if you're not uneasy, then please stop shaking your leg. My laptop is shaking."

"What?"

When CEO Kim Pansuk, who possessed a threatening figure, widened his eyes and stared at him. Park Sookyung stealthily avoided his gaze.

CEO Kim Pansuk groaned as he said.

"If this fails, I'm screwed. I used all my personal connections on this project. If this fails, I don't have a second chance. It'll be good, right? The screenplay is good, and even though Shin Taekyun, that bastard, looks a little flimsy, his skills are certain. Right? It'll be good, right?"

"Why are you asking me…"

"For someone who's the production producer, you don't have confidence in your project? Worrying is something I, who pays the salaries, do, and you should be working with the certainty that it'll be good!"

"Yes. This project will be really good. It will be a hit."

"A hit? We can't even cast our leading roles!"

"…"

That moment, they heard a knock, and two people came in.

Writer Hong Jumi, who looked to be about half the size of CEO Kim Pansuk, and Director Shin Taekyun, a man with messy hair like a bird's nest who looked to be in his thirties.

"Hello, senior[2]."

"CEO… we're here."

"Ah, Director Shin. Writer Hong. Welcome."

CEO Kim Pansuk quickly crossed his legs and said calmly. After saying hello to Park Sookyung, Writer Hong Jumi sat down and wriggled her fingers.

"Umm… I heard some loud noises from outside, is there a problem?"

"What? The screenplay is great; what problems would we have? Writer Hong, you don't need to worry at all, just trust me and follow along. Just write good screenplays from now on. Screenplays. Is the next episode done?"

"Yes. The first draft is done, and I was revising it together with the director."

"While the screenplays are fine; the problem is the cast."

Director Shin scratched his head.

"They are creating a fuss up there, telling me to quickly cast people. If we keep pushing casting back, we might lose the green light."

At his words, the expressions of the people gathered in the meeting room grew dark.

Park Sookyung let out a sigh and said.

"All because Lim Joowon fell through…"

"Haa, what can we do when he's hurt? We were rejected by Kim Yeonsung and Park Hyemin. There are so many actors in Korea, but are there none who will be our lead? We need to quickly find a lead so we can cast our supporting roles as well… Should we lower our standards a little?"

Director Shin shook his head at CEO Kim Pansuk's words.

"The project from GTBN that's running at the same time as us, they apparently got Kim Yeonsung."

"What? That Big Bear Production or something?!"

"Yes. Because of that, the guys up there are telling us to cast someone at Kim Yeonsung's level. Even if they leave the projects from the three public TV networks out of the discussion, they said they didn't want to fall behind GTBN, their competitor."

"Kim Yeonsung, that guy, said he wouldn't do cable dramas, but he went there? How did Big Bear get him?"

"40 million won[3] per episode. They said they'd pay in advance once he signed the contract."

"40 million per episode and it's a 20-episode project… that's 800 million won. They spent that right away? They have that much money?"

"They probably calculated overseas selling rights and other stuff and thought that giving him 800 million in advance was still worth it since he quite well received in China."

"Argh…"

Kim Pansuk was about to grab his forehead when he became conscious of Writer Hong Jumi and simply coughed.

"It's okay. Our screenplay is good!"

"They say the other side's screenplay is good as well."

Park Sookyung mumbled.

While the atmosphere of the meeting room had turned suffocating and heavy, the door opened, accompanied by a knock.

"Umm, CEO."

The youngest producer of Pan Production's production department hesitated before coming in.

"What?"

"We received a call."

"We're in the middle of a meeting… Haa, where is it from?"

"W&U."

CEO Kim Pansuk paused.

"W&U?"

"Yes."

"The one with CEO Baek Hansung? That W&U with Sung Dowon, Park Sohyun, and Son Chaeyoung?"

"Uhh, yes. I think that is the one."

CEO Kim Pansuk kicked his chair as he abruptly stood up.
 
[1] I read this in a Korean news article, but apparent some larger productions divide producers into planning, organization, production and direction roles, which is probably why Producer Shin Taekyun is the drama's director.

[2] I try to use English alternatives when I can. I don't know if you prefer 'sunbae' or 'senior'.

[3] ~34892 USD

Jung Sunwoo was an average man. He had just taken his first job at W&U, a celebrity management company, as a manager. He could finally achieve his dream of being the manager of a world-famous actor or actress. On his way to work, he fell into what appeared to be a lucid dream about his future. As he went on with his day, he realized it may not have simply been a lucid dream.
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