I Was Asked to Shoot a Short Sci-Fi Film, So I Made Two Thousand Drops Go Boom

Chu Ming transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers that he's competing in an international science-fiction short film contest.

While the other contestants are making all kinds of empty-headed, effects-driven popcorn movies,

Chu Ming goes straight for a human computer!

When an iconic scene from The Three-Body Problem is made into a short film, it's an overwhelming display of technological superiority for audiences in this parallel world!

Everyone is dumbfounded!

"Holy crap! A human computer made up of thirty million people? What an incredible idea!"

"That scene is so awe-inspiring! It's even more incredible than Marvel!"

But this is only the beginning.

In the competitions that follow,

Chu Ming goes on to film the Guzheng Project, the Sophon Project, the Waterdrop's Two Thousand Strikes, the two-dimensional foil's dimensional strike...

The whole world is stunned!

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