I Filmed the Original, and the Whole Internet Was in Tears

The writing style of tokusatsu novels might be a bit weak, but that's not a problem for beginners! There are really few tokusatsu novels out there, and every single one deserves support! But this is just too damn toxic! So many chapters of melodramatic, hate-filled plots, the protagonist's flawed values, the supporting characters' flawed values, their emotional instability—all of this combined…

It's truly an ancient beginning; it's another story of childhood sweethearts turning into enemies and someone inexplicably offending someone and getting banned.

I don't care about writing style or plot; as long as it's a tokusatsu film, I'll give it a good review, otherwise nobody would write about it.

Don't start with anything too dramatic or tragic, like a childhood sweetheart being stolen away or brothers turning against each other. Just start with a normal story. If you're writing tokusatsu (special effects) stories, people who are interested in tokusatsu will naturally read it. Why do you have to start like that?

The story starts with someone being poisoned to death, and a TV station inexplicably and relentlessly attacks the protagonist for no reason. I completely don't understand why. Is it just because he's disobedient, but they haven't given any clear reason?

Actually, there was no need to write it like that at the beginning of the book. What grudge or resentment could there be? Why force someone to their death? In reality, playing clever tricks might work, but it's not good for your career later on. After all, as your career progresses, your rivals aren't pushovers either. If their dirty secrets are exposed, it won't look good for anyone.

Honestly, it's a shame that the episode about Golza's counterattack wasn't written. That episode, ostensibly about monsters, actually depicted the fear of people during a natural disaster. Anyone who experienced the Wenchuan earthquake can probably empathize with that episode—that fear, that uncertainty about aftershocks, that feeling of dread and anxiety. It's just that this "natural disaster" was presented as a monster.

The title made me want to keep reading, but after the first few pages, I didn't want to continue. What kind of ancient era is this? What kind of time is this?

It's ridiculous that the whole internet is moved to tears so easily.

I really didn't understand the beginning. Childhood sweethearts have that much influence? They could practically blacklist the main character!