You Asked Me to Write a Children’s Book, So Why Am I Writing Charlie the Ninth?

Chen Le transmigrates to a parallel world, awakens a God-Tier Chinese Animation Creation System, and joins a show called Let's Talk About Jobs.

The program focuses on the job prospects of recent college graduates. While everyone else is working hard at their jobs, he has already inherited his family's company.

But netizens joke that the company is about to go under, that there's no future in Chinese animation, and that he'll have to go look for a job just like the other contestants.

Chen Le just laughs it off.

He's going to give this parallel world a little cultural shock.

The Adventures of Charlie IX appears out of nowhere and becomes a hit with countless children, earning the title of the East's Harry Potter.

The Outcast begins serialization, and Chinese comics rise again!

The Legend of Qin premieres, making everyone realize that perhaps Chinese animation really can rise to prominence.

Then Rakshasa Street, Spirit Cage, Year Hare Affair, and many other animated series hit the screen, leaving everyone stunned.

Wasn't he only supposed to create children's books? How come adults are enjoying them so much, too?

Chen Le says he only wants every child to have a perfect childhood.

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