You Were Supposed to Make a Hot-Blooded Anime, So Why Did You Make Digimon?

Reborn in the millennium of a parallel world, where anime had yet to take off. Xie Hao inherited an animation studio on the verge of bankruptcy. If he could make it the best in the country, he would inherit the entire hundred-billion-yuan fortune. His subordinates didn’t trust him, rival companies were poaching his staff, and the company was running dangerously low on funds. “How are you still not bankrupt? What’s the point of keeping this thing open?” “Boss, did you blow our salaries again???” Under immense pressure, he wrote four big characters on the proposal to secure his inheritance: Digimon. And so, MetalGreymon made its debut, blowing up the internet. Without missing a beat, he launched a new project: Slam Dunk. Then someone noticed that the lights at Xie Hao’s company were still on every night. “Weren’t they supposed to be going bankrupt? Why are they still working overtime?”