The Godfather of Tokusatsu: Starting with Risking My Life to Film ZZZ

Su Chen transmigrated to a parallel world devoid of tokusatsu culture and inherited a film props factory on the brink of bankruptcy. At first, he only wanted to draw on his memories from his previous life to make a Kamen Rider series and earn enough to get by. Unexpectedly, he awakened the “God-Tier Forbidden Zone Live-Action Filming System”! Want to film Kamen Rider ZZZ? The System throws him into a nightmare within a dream. And to complete the storyline, he even has to punch the Calamity King in the face! Want to film Ultraman Tiga? The System drops him into Japan, where monsters are rampaging. He has to transform and fight in person, while filming every angle without a single blind spot. Want to film Armor Hero? Then he has to infiltrate the Shadow Realm’s base and capture the action on camera with a blade at his throat. When Ultraman Tiga premiered, its bone-crunching impacts, mountains crumbling apart, and meticulously realistic monster skin sent the internet into a frenzy! Audiences around the world went wild. “How many hundred million does that special effects company have to spend? What? It was all filmed for real? And you call that props?” As Su Chen’s works took the world by storm, from Kamen Rider to Armor Hero, he personally ushered in an era of tokusatsu for everyone. Then one day, fans discovered that the Spark Lens Su Chen was selling could actually resonate. The whole world fell into deep thought: Su Chen, are you making movies, or leading us in a fight against doomsday?