The Pig Hero Movie: Fans Finally Grow Up

Lu Xinghe debuted while still in college, and in just four years he created the progenitor of the cartoons every child in the country had to watch.

One show, GG Bond, won him millions of young fans.

One show, Boonie Bears, captured the hearts of the younger generation.

One show, Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, earned him the attention of young people across the country.

He rose to the pinnacle of animation and became a leading figure in the industry.

But as the times changed, his company stopped believing in him.

He became a remnant of animation's old era.

After eight years without creating a new cartoon for the company, he was rejected by the film and television studio and kicked out.

Unwilling to give up, he sold his house and went into debt to create one hit after another: GG Bond, Boonie Bears, The New Year's Adventures of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Calabash Brothers, Jackie Chan Adventures, The Legend of the Sword and Fairy, Little Carp's Adventures, Big Horn, Speed Racer, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, Doraemon, and Detective Conan.

When the news got out, his former colleagues and people across the industry waited to laugh at him.

But on the day the movie premiered, 100,000 tickets sold out in five minutes.

At that moment, Lu Xinghe realized his fans had finally grown up...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.