Rebirth of Japan's 1980S: My Animation Era

Lin Ye, a top animation film and television investor in his previous life, was unexpectedly reborn and returned to Tokyo in 1980. He became Taro Lin Ye, an 18-year-old boy who had just graduated from high school and came from a poor family. Holding the wealth code of the animation and toy industries for the next forty years, he knows that this is the golden age of culture and entertainment. Relying on his accurate past life memory, he borrowed 320,000 yuan in emergency savings from his family's convenience store to seize the short-term trend of the stock market and made a huge profit of 860,000 yuan in three days. He quickly accumulated start-up capital and shocked his family. He then conducted an in-depth inspection of the Tokyo market and accurately identified the leaks - Sato Studio, which had talent but lacked funds for scripts, acquired Matsuura Toy Factory, which had a mature production line but no IP, and focused on animation creation with one hand and toy mass production with the other, launching the "animation + toys" full industry chain layout. From a small street studio to a global IP empire, from a poor boy to a business giant, Lin Ye relied on his foresight beyond the times to set off a commercial storm of animation toys in Tokyo at the end of the Showa era, rewriting the fate of himself and his family. (Refreshing article + business war + rebirth + lighthearted comedy) Come and take a look, you will find everything you want!