Of course.
Those old Honkai Impact 3rd players who had grown accustomed to being stabbed in the heart had sorted out their emotions again within minutes.
Having just cursed Otto, the Scoundrel, they immediately wanted to become accomplices, thinking of sharing the video with their equally Honkai Impact 3rd-playing good-for-nothing friends at once.
Likewise, some people immediately rushed to other livestreams to tell streamers who had not yet had time to watch the video.
This stab... I wanted to watch you all take it again with my own eyes!
And this "brand-new" video released by MiHoYo was spreading at an utterly terrifying speed.
In just half an hour, its views had soared into the tens of millions.
There was no helping it—the quality was simply too high.
It was even absurdly high.
Only two hours after its release, the video's popularity had already broken out of its circle.
MiHoYo had not even posted it to its overseas accounts. Yet once a few ordinary netizens with no follower base reuploaded it to YouTube, it immediately climbed to the top of YouTube's trending list.
Its special effects and action scenes absolutely crushed countless films.
The highest-liked comment read as follows—
Many anime episodes are actually only around fifteen minutes long. Including the opening and ending, they really are not much longer than this video, so this short film can absolutely be considered an episode of a TV series.
That was indeed true.
If they added more dramatic scenes and some explanation of the plot before and after, this short film could absolutely make it onto the big screen.
After all, many movies only had a dozen or so minutes of special effects footage.
And those effects, along with the quality of their fight scenes, were far inferior to this "The Last Lesson."