The Focus of Attention

That night, many viewers who watched the first episode of Kimi ni Todoke were unable to calm their emotions.

By this point, all three works from GT Animation Studio that had been met with such skepticism before airing had finally premiered.

But the reality of the situation was something the peers and audiences in the Japan Island animation industry never expected.

Not only did these three animations not have a single lackluster episode, but each one was even better than the last.

Originally, the performance of Toradora! and Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, just a few days after airing, was already outstanding among the eighty-two new anime of January.

Since every work had only aired its first episode and the plot had yet to unfold, it was impossible to tell which works would surpass them later on, or which ones were just "three-trick ponies" that would fall off later.

But as the saying goes, a good start is half the battle.

And the three works from GT Animation Studio had a start that was simply ridiculously good.

If everyone weren't industry insiders who knew the actual situation, they would have suspected that GT Animation Studio had hired paid commenters to build up the hype.

But precisely because everyone knew the reality, they were so surprised by the initial results these three works had achieved.

Just who is this Zhao Qinyin?

What kind of monster is she?

In a mature industry, it's not incomprehensible for one or two dark horses to suddenly emerge; it's normal for a young screenwriter to have a sudden burst of inspiration and create a popular work, but such people usually fade into obscurity by their next project.

But Zhao Qinyin... she had three works airing simultaneously, and every single one of them had such a high level of