You Asked Me to Make Props, So Why Am I Taking Off in a Fighter Jet?

Tang Jing transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the prop consultant for the film Sky Hunter.

The J-20 cannot be filmed in its entirety due to confidentiality regulations.

Tang Jing awakens the Military Hardware Upgrade System!

He saves the production by bringing in a J-20 fitted with a rotating detonation ramjet engine.

But the military is stunned.

"The J-20 got an upgrade? Nobody told me!"

Before long, the airspace is sealed off and the footage is classified.

The Air Force gazes at the aircraft, whose thrust-to-weight ratio has soared, both shocked and delighted.

"A prop replica? This thing outclasses the real deal in every way!"

The director says, "I just told him to make it look realistic."

Tang Jing says, "A vertical climb and falling-leaf maneuver aren't realistic enough? Just wait. I'll give you a Cobra maneuver..."

Meanwhile.

A distress call comes through Tang Jing's communications system: "Wild Eagle 01, a passenger jet has suddenly lost contact. Call for help."

Beep! Challenge mission detected!

Successfully return an A319 to base!

Difficulty: SSS!

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