Showbiz: I Asked You to Make an Animation, Not a Demon-Pill Nezha

Su Bai woke up from a nap in a conference room and discovered that he was attending a brainstorming session for the Spring Festival blockbuster.

Even more astonishing, he had transmigrated into the youngest genius animation director at Tianxing Entertainment Group, Huaguo’s top entertainment company.

The directors at the meeting were asked to create a work based on the Spring Festival theme.

When the company executives gave them the prompt, “Fate,”

Su Bai saw the other contestants writing about the twists and turns of fate, the ups and downs, and all the drama they could muster.

He smiled faintly. He already had an idea, and it was going to leave the audience stunned!

Without hesitation, he swept his brush across the page and wrote: “My fate is mine to decide, not Heaven’s!”

Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child!

That was Su Bai’s choice!

At first, the audience thought it was a heartwarming, healing story about a child growing up. But the more they watched, the stranger it got...

The Demon Orb reincarnates, Ao Bing floods Chentang Pass, and Nezha declares, “My fate is mine to decide, not Heaven’s”?

The internet erupted: “A Spring Festival children’s movie, and they asked you to write something heartwarming. What’s with this Demon Orb?”

Su Bai: “A rebellious child growing up is still a coming-of-age story. Tell me, does it fit the prompt or not?”

And so, a wildly inventive genius burst onto the scene.

“Who says animated movies can’t make it? Then tell me, what’s the Spring Festival box office champion this year?”

“Holy crap, is this movie going to break ten billion at the box office?”

“It will, bro. It will.”

The Japanese were stunned: “Who says Huaguo’s animated movies can’t make it? Baka!”

After watching it, netizens all asked: “Bro Su, when is Nezha 2 coming out?”