Chinese Animation: I Created the Classics of Your Childhood

Fifteen years ago, the animation studio Tian Gong Painting, led by Mo Bei, burst onto the scene.

Over the next eight years, it created countless classics.

The Legend of the Seven Swordsmen brought to children the far-reaching world of martial heroes, and the tender bonds of love.

A Journey Through the Stars once filled countless hearts with passion, inspiring them to dream of the Rainbow Sea in their hearts.

Divine Weapons Little Generals pioneered fantasy animation centered on magical weapons, inspiring later creators to imitate it.

There was also the heist comic September the Ninth, the sci-fi animation The Adventures of Lolo, The Unbeatables, and more...

Yet in those days, animation was considered entertainment for young children.

Mo Bei's works were deemed commercially unviable and rejected by the market, leaving him an ordinary animation director.

Seven years passed.

Seven years later, a post titled "Seven-Year Promise: When Will We Fly Again?" went viral online, rekindling Mo Bei's long-buried memories.

Rebuild the studio..

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