Unexpected Effect

After Chu Yu sent out the production behind-the-scenes footage through the official website of GT Animation Studio, he also had some of the company's staff step up the production of the trailers for the three animations.

At the same time, he had the entire Operations Department get busy, pouring funds into promoting the works.

For instance, they hired several well-known animation critics to mention information about the three works on certain programs.

Iwakura Koichi, the ostensible producer of these works, was even sent out to appear on various shows.

On Japan Island, it is very common for production members of these animation studios to appear on various programs to promote their works; although the effect is not necessarily great, it is better than nothing.

Only now did Chu Yu sigh at how powerful his Shui Xin persona used to be. To be honest, for a company at the level of GT Animation, investing one million in funds for promotion was not as useful as him posting a recommendation link on his main Weibo account in Dragon Country.

Some people online who were paying attention to these three works were basically holding a "wait and see" attitude to mock them. Regardless, under the promotion of uploaders like Nakamura Ryu, it could be considered that the three works, including Kimi ni Todoke, had received a wave of negative GG.

However... the situation changed on the third day after the behind-the-scenes video was released.

Spending an entire day editing and collecting various materials, Nakamura Ryu finally managed to produce the video he wanted to make.

"After Troublemaker Superman, GT Animation Studio releases another work. A twenty-two-year-old beautiful college graduate becomes the animation screenwriter for three works right after graduation. Is there a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality behind this,