The Novel That Taught Humanity to Tame Chinese Animation

Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel-world Huaxia in 2015,

and awakens the National Anime Revival System.

At the time, almost no one in Huaxia has faith in the country's own animation. People even mock Chinese animation as children's cartoons.

Anyone over ten who still watches it must be getting dumber.

There's no helping it.

With the market in such poor shape, domestic animation can only languish under the contempt of its own people.

But who remembers that from the 1960s to the mid-1980s, Chinese animation was at the forefront of the world?

I, Su Chen, will revive Chinese animation starting now!

Under the world's watchful gaze, Su Chen's A Tang Dynasty Guide to Demon-Slaying bursts onto the scene and breaks box-office records one after another.

Everyone rediscovers their love for Chinese animation.

This book is also known as Who Says All Chinese Animation Is **?

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