No Sci-Fi in Chinese Cinema? I'll Make Nine Dragons Coffin!

Xu Feng was a frustrated young director in his previous life. After an accident, he transmigrated to a parallel world. Just as he was preparing to make a name for himself by copying works from his old world,

he suddenly discovered that this country's entertainment industry was severely underdeveloped, and its film technology was even more backward.

At that moment,

Avatar burst onto the scene in the West, creating a new frontier for science fiction films and earning the admiration of countless people around the globe.

China was naturally unwilling to fall behind. It spent a fortune and hired a wildly popular star to make its first science fiction film, The Shanghai Fortress!

But when the film premiered, it was met with a torrent of abuse and branded the world's worst science fiction film, with no exceptions.

Western media seized the opportunity to mock China, claiming that the country's film technology was truly ** and couldn't even match what the West had achieved decades ago.

Just then,

Xu Feng obtained the System, which could provide every kind of technology needed to make films.

You mock China for having no science fiction or special effects?

I'll make a film about a Nine-Dragon Coffin and shock the world!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.