Making Animation Is a Dead End

Death, or keep being a corporate drone?

One day, a miraculous System put this question before Tang Ying.

Tang Ying made her decision without hesitation: Who the hell wants to die young? Whatever the catch, give me five hundred more years of life first!

And then Tang Ying got down to the earnest, diligent work of being an animation producer. (There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with that, does there?) [Doge]

Serious blurb:

Bound to a System just before dying, Tang Ying crosses the boundary between life and death and stands on the shoulders of industry giants, picking up the passion she once had.

The System says: This System is dedicated to changing the current state of animation in another world, where it is aimed at young children. It wants high-quality animation for all ages, the kind adults can enjoy too, to reach the public and correct the people of that world's misguided view of animation.

Tang Ying will devote herself wholeheartedly to this cause. Just like the dream she had as a child, one day the clover will bloom.

Updates whenever I feel like it~

A few things to know before reading:

1. In this setting, the System deals directly with the rights holders. Only works whose rights holders agree to grant a license can be used.

2. There are both adaptations and original works. If that bothers you, click the X. Keeping things harmonious is everyone's responsibility.

3. At its core, this is a trashy raising-and-management mobile game with the full trio of paying for gacha pulls, drawing cards, and grinding.

4. A lighthearted slice-of-life story~

5. I may sneak in some personal favorites, so I won't necessarily choose only popular works. There may be niche titles, but the story will still shower them with praise. Just hype them up and that's that, KKK.

Theme: Dedicated to changing the current state of animation in another world, where it is aimed at young children, and bringing high-quality animation for all ages, the kind adults can enjoy too, into the public eye, correcting the people's misguided view of animation.