The Pride of Chinese Animation: Starting with Fans Coming of Age!

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Chen finds that its anime industry is still geared toward young children, while Japanese anime dominates the domestic market.

Of course, he decides to become a literary plagiarist and restore the reputation of Chinese animation!

He starts with childhood classics from his previous life, such as Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit: Seven Heroes and Ultra Beast Warriors, to break into the Chinese animation market.

But he never expected that, in a very short time, anime would go from a television sensation to a complete flop.

Parents report it and get it banned. Its rating plummets to just over three points, and major platforms begin targeting it.

His company gradually falls from a major animation studio to the brink of bankruptcy.

Years later, as a new generation replaces the old, Su Chen, long absent from the scene, returns with an animated film: Kuiba!

Not long after its release, it shatters the domestic box office record!

It even outperforms all the major animated films in Japan!

The whole country is in an uproar!

Only then do people realize that the boys who once watched anime... have finally grown up!!!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.