A Conversation

Once Chu Yu put it that way, Huang Ming understood what he had in mind.

They had to produce and air their works anyway. If CNNAD had managed to suppress Qingxian this time, and GT Animation Company countered Tianxing every time it released a major production, even Tianxing wouldn't be able to take it.

After all, the market was limited. Competition inevitably affected everyone's profits.

"Doesn't this feel a little like kids playing house?" Huang Ming asked with a frown.

"What do you mean, playing house? This is a gentleman's revenge. And even if I can't get revenge, I'd be happy just to annoy them! Qingxian started this by coming after us with the intention of taking down CNNAD. There's nothing wrong with me turning the tables on them now, right?" Chu Yu replied.

"Wait, how are you planning to take them down?" Huang Ming blinked. Thinking it over, he had to admit this was very Chu Yu.

He'd probably found some fun in the war of words between CNNAD and Qingxian. Sure, going head-to-head with the other side's high-quality work would affect the returns on his own animated productions, but if it made him happy, that was what mattered.

"So... whatever kind of production Tianxing is planning, we'll make something similar and air it around the same time. We'll compete with them!"

Chu Yu's idea was simple, but bold...

It was just like the Spring Festival movie season. Films of different genres competed, but each had its own audience. People who watched romance films wouldn't go see horror films, and sci-fi fans probably wouldn't choose war films!

Competition only existed between works with overlapping audiences; it wasn't all-encompassing. But if every movie released in a given season was a comedy, then nobody would do well. Audiences would get tired