Don’t call me Master, call me Director
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In the novel titled 'Don't Call Me Master, Call Me Director,' readers are introduced to the enigmatic Director Matou Shinji, a master of visual effects in fantasy movies who claims his success comes from using magic in his filming techniques. With a unique blend of magical realism and historical accuracy, Director Matou's work captivates audiences and raises questions about the origins of his talent. As the plot unfolds, revelations about his unconventional methods and the mysterious connections between his characters keep readers engrossed in this captivating tale of creativity and mystery.
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“Director Matou Shinji, the magical special effects in your fantasy movies are really realistic! How did you do it? ”
“Because I shot it with magic. ”
“Director Matou, why are there almost no mistakes in your historical movies? ”
“Because it was personally directed by the people of that era. ”
“Director Matou, why does Ultraman always like to fight Bajiquan in your special feature film? ”
“Because the people inside are the ancestors of Bajiquan. ”
“Director Matou, why do the heroines in your movies look so alike? Especially those Miss Artoria with the same name and surname. ”
“This question starts with a mushroom. ”
“… ”
Matou Shinji, he is a generation of visual effects film master, but also a deviant magician, and a master who loves and kills his own heroic spirit.
“I am the best director among masters, and the best master among directors. ”
Shinji Matou announced proudly.
All Heroic Spirits: “Go away! ” *N.
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