Tokusatsu: I Asked You to Build Models, So How Did You Advance Technology?

Lin Fan is a veteran who has spent years working on the practical-effects props team. By accident, he ends up in a world where practical-effects productions are highly developed.

However, the production quality here is shockingly crude, from the modeled sets to the suits.

As a veteran with years of experience, Lin Fan, thrilled by the opportunity, also activates a System and sets out to improve this world's practical-effects production techniques.

But the various technologies and props he develops with the System's help to raise the quality of practical-effects shows seem a little different from what he remembers.

He builds an ordinary-looking team headquarters, and its architectural design is copied and studied by people all over the world.

He designs blueprints for a team aircraft model, and the government immediately classifies them as top secret.

He creates a modified team vehicle, and major automakers scramble to buy the technology.

Looking at all the models in his hands that can move and perform the functions seen in the show, Lin Fan falls into deep thought.

He's just an ordinary guy who makes practical-effects shows. He never meant to change the world.

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