Filming in a Real Space: The World's Film Industry Is Stunned

Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a bargain-bin movie special effects artist, notorious for his arrogance, diva behavior, and countless haters.

His tomb-raiding adventure movies look fake, his war films are derided as absurd glorifications, and the ghosts in his horror thrillers have visible tape holding their costumes together.

Yet he lands the special effects job for the major war film The Battle at Lake Changjin.

Everyone online expects it to be a flop.

What would it be like if the Realistic 5D Movie Scene System made every setting and environment real?

Under the 5D effects, the lead actors witness their comrades' sacrifices with their own eyes. From that moment on, none of the filming feels like acting anymore.

Su Chen's special effects skills soon earn acclaim from his country and the entire world, making him a master of movie effects revered like a god.

The Climbers, The Wandering Earth, The Lost Tomb of Jingjue, Interstellar.

One spectacular, thrilling movie after another hits the screen.

Su Chen is hailed as the God of Chinese Cinema.

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