"What on earth are they up to over there? Titans? What the hell is that?"
Yin Tian frowned as he looked at the information about Copycat Animation's new project that one of his subordinates had sent to his phone.
"It's supposedly an anime set in a Different World. We originally wanted to send someone to infiltrate Copycat Animation during its early hiring process, but Huang Ming, the company's director, is very sharp. He probably saw it coming, and he knows the Modu animation scene well. Most of the people they hired have had conflicts with Tianxing. We only managed to obtain this information from their employees through other contacts." His subordinate lowered his head as he spoke.
Yin Tian looked over the information in his hands again.
There was no real point in digging up this information. If it had been some newcomer to the Animation Industry with no connections and no understanding of how the business worked, they might have stolen someone else's script.
But Shui Xin wasn't the sort to make that mistake. He'd surely kept evidence proving he'd created the work, even if the ban period hadn't ended and it couldn't be reviewed through official channels yet. Anyone who thought they could steal Shui Xin's script was a fool.
Yin Tian had always thought that, as the head of a huge company like Tianxing, he could throw his weight around in the Dragon Country Animation Industry. He'd looked down on those creative slaves who racked their brains to make things, only for capital to pocket most of the profits. But he had to admit that someone as popular as Shui Xin or Zhao Qinyin—especially Shui Xin, who even ran his own animation company—had earned at least some ability to stand up to Tianxing.
And Yin Tian knew