You Asked Me to Film The Three-Body Problem, So Why Are All the Props High-Tech?

Sun Hang transmigrates and binds himself to a Black Technology System.

Project 1: Make props for the crew filming The Three-Body Problem.

Director: "We're filming the Guzheng Operation first. We need a prop made from 'Flying Blade' nanofilament. Make it look realistic..."

Sun Hang delivers the goods, and the director is stunned:

"Can your nanofilament really cut through warships?!"

"I said to make it realistic, but this is realistic to the extreme!"

Project 2: Director: "We need a special-effects gun prop that fires lasers. Can you do it?"

After Sun Hang delivers the goods:

"A particle-beam rifle? It can easily pierce a 50-centimeter-thick steel plate? This is military equipment!"

Sun Hang: "I wouldn't dare say that. Making guns is illegal.

"These are all just special-effects props."

When Sun Hang's two protons unfolded into two dimensions, enabling quantum sensing and faster-than-light communication, and props like droplets, curvature engines, and sophons appeared, the entire crew was dumbfounded.

Director: "I just wanted to shoot a movie. Why are all these props black technology?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.