Those Years of Making Anime

Qiu Qi was a senior in college, but thanks to the job market, graduation meant unemployment. Then a System suddenly appeared and she transmigrated to a parallel world.

That world had advanced technology and a harmonious society, but its anime industry was a complete mess. It was overrun with awful isekai anime about invincible heroes, and the market was a mixed bag. Qiu Qi was bound to the Anime Production System, which let her unlock anime from her original world using viewers' emotional engagement.

Thinking of the countless anime she'd watched before transmigrating, Qiu Qi smiled.

Heh. First things first: let's give the stale isekai hero genre a different kind of hero.

The choice is yours, Cautious Hero: The Hero Is Overpowered but Overly Cautious. Then, for a different take on another world, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.

With two unconventional isekai anime, Qiu Qi's anime company found its footing in the market. Just when everyone thought she could only make isekai anime, she brought out Demon Slayer, Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, Haikyuu!!, Jujutsu Kaisen, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, and many more, in all sorts of genres.

Action-packed battles, heartwarming slice of life, hilarious absurdity, youthful romance, sports competition: whatever you want, I've got it.

It was a dark age, and a glorious age. Dark, because of that damn Qiu Qi, who somehow kept finding amazing anime. Glorious, because Qiu Qi alone shone so brightly.

Note: Anime licensing fees go to the original creators, and Qiu Qi's anime will state that they are adapted from specific manga, so everyone will know who the original creators are.

Qiu Qi isn't an original anime creator. She's just the one who brings anime over.

Theme: Love is the one thing that must never be let down