I Told You I'm a Good Person

Based on the new knowledge this fox had learned from Qiu Gui, a tokusatsu series should be divided into at least four parts:

First came the main series itself, which needed to depict the protagonist's various transformation and combination forms, as well as their battles against the Villain. In a typical series, this was the most important part and the one most likely to attract fans.

But plenty of related scripts skipped the series portion entirely and went straight to the second part—the movie.

It could follow up on the events of the series finale, introduce new Villains and fight them, while also unveiling powerful new transformation and combination forms. After that came the third part, the crossover segment, and the fourth part, the grand movie bringing multiple series together. But those were matters for later.

Su Tianqing stared at the handwritten board in her hands, using magic to write and sketch across it. Every so often, she waved away entire blocks of text, pondering how she could very coincidentally have some fun while Qiu Gui borrowed the Mindscape to film a movie.

It had to be an absolute coincidence, and no one could spot anything suspicious. Otherwise, it might spark some nasty fan clashes... Su Tianqing was very confident in the influence she had built among her fox fans, but Qiu Gui's degenerate fans... there was no guaranteeing what they might do.

After all, Qiu Gui's fans were known for some infamous degenerate behavior. They had even recently split into the Degenerate Faction and the Pure Faction. The former devoted themselves to collecting lunchboxes, while the latter behaved like normal fans. Yet in everyday life, there was no way to tell which faction a Qiu Gui fan belonged to—you could only distinguish them once they started acting like fans.