As the country's largest 2D/ACG community, Bilibili had a huge proportion of users who enjoyed watching animation.
However, the animation community had always had a hierarchy of disdain. At the very bottom were three types of animation: Chinese animation, 3D animation, and isekai adaptations of trashy light novels.
Leaving Chinese animation and trashy light novel adaptations aside for the moment, the fundamental reason 3D animation was unpopular was that, constrained by production budgets, most 3D animation was poorly made and simply failed to achieve the results viewers wanted to see.
On top of that, most 3D animation was Chinese animation, and it always loved throwing in nonsensical comedy and romance plots. Many works started off decent, only to get worse and worse later on.
So, rather than let themselves be disappointed, viewers felt it was better not to watch at all.
As a veteran animation-content creator had put it years ago: Chinese animation was full of shoddy productions. Among domestic animated works, only game trailers were probably any good.
But today, Chen S Chu's dance video had thoroughly slapped those Bilibili users who looked down on 3D animation in the face.
How was this even a video?! It was clearly a technical showcase!
As the video grew more and more popular, Chen S Chu gained more and more followers. At the same time, many people naturally noticed Future Technology, which had submitted the video jointly with the virtual streamer.
After looking into it, viewers confirmed that the virtual streamer Chuchu had come from Future Technology, and that the company had launched her to promote one of its products.
As for what that product was, nobody knew.
When Tianyu Technology had heavily supported this virtual streamer before, its plan had been to let viewers gradually witness Chuchu's virtual model become more