Zhao Qinyin looked once more at the setting materials for Chu Yu's work, Attack on Titan!
Based on the information Chu Yu had casually let slip, his expression now, and what the setting materials revealed, Zhao Qinyin couldn't shake the feeling that this work called Attack on Titan was a bizarre, dark story—possibly even more so than Madoka Magica!
That was the kind of style Madoka Magica had among Chu Yu's works. But was it suitable as his comeback series? After all, it seemed most of Chu Yu's fans preferred hot-blooded, classic shonen stories. You could tell from the fact that although Puella Magi Madoka Magica was highly regarded by his fans, its viewership numbers were far below Lelouch's, and Initial D had nearly caught up to it.
By now, her thinking had become half Dio-fied. She instinctively felt that any work Chu Yu brought out would be excellent—at the very least, top quality for its genre! After all, over the years, every unexpected change in direction he had made had been a huge success.
He had started with shonen works, moved on to Madoka Magica, then from Madoka Magica to Lelouch and JoJo.
After coming to Japan Island, he had made several romance series in a row. And now, as for the two works he was making in the sports genre, Zhao Qinyin trusted their quality.
But she was afraid that fans in Dragon Country might not be able to accept them. After all, if she heard an anime had elements of people being eaten, she absolutely wouldn't click on it!
"Don't worry. With the works I put out before, I might have worried they could turn into a flop. But Fullmetal Alchemist and Attack on Titan..." Chu Yu looked relaxed.
"That's absolutely impossible!"
Chu Yu's words made Zhao