Lunar New Year

"Pretty much, according to the scheduled plan, all three works will be broadcast in the first week of January!"

"Time really flies. It feels like it was just a few days ago that you roped me in to acquire this company and produce anime... and now, the anime is actually about to air?"

"Four or five months ago, I was still just a manga editor!"

"I was still just an ordinary manga artist, too!" Zhao Qinyin added from the side.

"Back then, I was still in Modu planning my next move, preparing to show off my skills after my vacation, but who would have thought that a single ban would force me to run off to Japan Island!" Chu Yu shrugged and said.

"One can only say that the twists and turns of life are sometimes no less dramatic than the plots in manga!"

"Heh, I actually think your life experience is already more absurd than that of many anime protagonists. You're in a trough right now, but who knows, perhaps a greater peak lies just beyond this trough!" Su Ruo said.

"You think exactly like I do!" Chu Yu smiled.

"Maybe the transition from trough to peak you're talking about will start with these three works of ours that are about to air?"

Zhao Qinyin and Su Ruo exchanged a glance. After all, the population of Japan Island is limited and certainly cannot be compared to the mainland; it is truly difficult for Chu Yu to surpass his influence on the mainland by developing only on Japan Island.

Su Ruo had said it offhandedly, not expecting that this was exactly what Chu Yu was thinking. However, since Chu Yu had such confidence, they didn't want to discourage him.

December slipped away quietly... on the very last day of