Wait, You're Designing Action Scenes for a Romance Movie?

After transmigrating to a world much like Earth in the 1970s, where romance movies ruled the entertainment industry, Li Leio unexpectedly bonded with an “Action Film Director Development System.”

Others make romance movies; I make fight scenes.

Others film kisses; I film people jumping off buildings.

Others film hand-holding; I film cars racing down stairs!

In a world where action films have no luster,

he holds a camera in one hand and clenches a fist with the other, carving out a bloody path for action films!

From action shorts at school festivals to cooking competitions, street races, gunfights and brawls, and period martial arts films…

Starting with The Heavenly Pivot: Spring View of Mount Fu,

then The Chinese Feast,

followed by A Better Tomorrow, the Drunken Master series, the A Chinese Ghost Story series…

Actress: “Director Li, I feel it! I know what it's like to have my adrenaline surge!”

Li Leio: “You're not dead, are you? If not, do it again.”

Actress: “Huh? Ahhh!!!”

Fan: “Mr. Li, can you really fight ten people at once?”

Li Leio: “That was just acting. How can you take it seriously!? In the film, I even dismantle a tank with my bare hands!”

International Police Organization: “We thank Mister Li for helping us bring down a highly dangerous criminal gang.”

Host: “Mr. Li, your work has romance, and the action scenes are great too. Why not combine the two and call it…”

Li Leio: “Get lost! I make serious movies!!”

This is the story of how Chinese-language action films came to another world.