Expectation

Chu Yu knew exactly what the animation industries of Japan Island and the Mainland were thinking.

He scoffed at the claim that the show would completely flop if it received a poor response in its second week.

Experience and rules were meant to be broken. Even if CNNAD's Campus Arc really failed to resonate with Dragon Country's animation industry, Chu Yu could still guarantee the series would take off thanks to the AS Arc that followed.

Besides, he didn't think it would fail to resonate. The Campus Arc might not be as moving as the AS Arc, but it was still an excellent work in its own right.

Chu Yu was still quite calm about it. Zhao Qinyin and Su Ruo, on the other hand, looked worried.

Huang Ming couldn't help sighing when he saw them. He'd been the same way at first. Even though he'd thought the work he produced was excellent, he'd still been anxious.

After all, the market could change in an instant. Being a professional didn't mean you wouldn't lose money. The animation industry was full of examples of major companies and big-budget productions crashing and burning. The people behind those works had surely been brimming with confidence before they started!

Something you thought was good might already have strayed from what the market wanted!

But after working with Chu Yu for a while, you realized there was no point worrying about the market, or about past examples and experience.

Even if there'd never been a work like Chu Yu's in the history of Dragon Country—or if similar works had existed but failed miserably—his wouldn't flop. How could he put it? If there was a market in the Animation Industry for that kind of work, then his would be the best of its kind. And if