Li Mu is a tokusatsu fan. Like so many others, he transmigrated to a world with no tokusatsu. In theory, he should have been able to make a fortune by filming the tokusatsu shows from his previous life. Unfortunately, he had no capital, and he wasn't a film or screenwriting student either.
Fortunately, he did have a cheat: he gained the ability to convert any kind of energy into Creation Points.
Creation Points could be used to edit inanimate objects. At a basic level, he could change their shape and color; with more points, he could alter their properties and add functions.
He thought he could become invincible in the city, like the Dragon King protagonists in those novels.
But what the heck was this invasion from the cultivation world? And why were they all evil cultivators, the kind who'd eat you alive?
There was no helping it. First, he'd have to put together a team.
Sorry, we're not filming a tokusatsu show. Those explosions are real.
What? You think shouting our team names is embarrassing? Come on, without the roll call, it just doesn't feel right.
(Training-focused) (Behind-the-scenes plot) (Tokusatsu spirit) (Upright values) (Chuunibyou) (The protagonist is purely a behind-the-scenes tool, the author's plaything) (The real protagonists are the warriors trained by the tool)
It's not as good as that one, and it's a little more detailed than that one in terms of production. It doesn't add a little bit here and there a little bit here and there. However, it is recommended that the protagonist can transform into a speedster, and he can also transform into other teams.
Okay, the writing is much better than the one in Animal Power Rangers
I've wanted to see this for a long time
Should the protagonist be a Spinosaurus? 🤔
When did the radish merge?
There are quite a few novels about teams. This novel is really good-looking and has a strong feeling of a team. Come on.
It's great. This is my childhood, the first team I watched.
It looks okay. Has the protagonist changed now?
The author can assign a self-created warrior to the protagonist, who can use the skills of all other warriors, etc.
It looks good, at least it's much more reasonable than the props created by some system texts [laughing]