It turns out Su Huai misunderstood his soldiers.
In the closed internet community known as "Fun People Square," 20,000 soldiers roamed around idly every day, chatting and bantering, creating countless humorous anecdotes.
Strictly speaking, the emergence of a meme requires a trending topic as its medium of dissemination, to achieve public consensus and become part of popular culture, thus carrying the essence that can make people genuinely laugh.
These funny snippets at present are neither memes nor polished scripts.
Although Su Huai set them up with the hobby of screenwriting, they were still not up to the task of actual creation, merely fragments of inspiration one after another.
So what's the solution?
Hire screenwriters, extract materials to build a database, then grant screenwriters access to this database, so they can craft real scripts.
