You call Final Destination a safety education film?

Lin Ye, a senior directing student in a parallel world, acquires a system that allows him to search for classic works from Earth by consuming "emotional points." Lin Ye is somewhat frustrated because while his search requests are always perfectly normal, the works submitted by the system are consistently unexpected. So he has no choice but to argue with others. "You promised a safety education film for college students, what's the point of making 'Final Destination'?" "Just tell me about its warning effect, okay?" "I asked you to make a short film about food safety, what's the point of making 'Hannibal'?" "Just tell me how deep your impression of food safety is, okay?"... Years later, a reporter interviews the renowned director Lin Ye: "Director Lin, could you explain to everyone why that love story about two people truly loving each other until the end is categorized as science fiction?" Lin Ye shrugs: "Don't you think that's science fiction?"