Actually, quite a few things in the system had a high exchange value but weren't well known in the Parallel World.
Take Ocean Waves, for example. It was also a work by Ghibli, but Hayao Miyazaki hadn't directed or written it!
Even so, it was one of Ghibli's classics!
And it was right up Chu Yu's alley. It was hard to say that the final train scene in 5 Centimeters per Second had nothing to do with Ocean Waves. After all, Ocean Waves also ended with a train scene; its ending was simply more thought-provoking and not as heartbreaking as 5 Centimeters per Second's!
In any case, for commercially minded works, Your Name and Castle in the Sky would do. Producing a gentle, artsy work like Ocean Waves was just one of Chu Yu's personal interests!
If box-office returns and commercial prospects were the only considerations, then many excellent Animated Films, like Millennium Actress, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, and Wolf Children, would never have had the chance to be made in this world!
There were simply too many profitable works. No matter how you ranked them, those films wouldn't make the cut!
Clearly, Chu Yu wasn't about to let himself be completely ruled by a businessman's mindset.
The breakfast had left Su Ruo and Zhao Qinyin deep in thought!
They couldn't be bothered to wonder when Chu Yu, the guy who worked during the day, played games at night, and played games with them late into the night, had found the time to come up with three more Animated Films.
But it was a good thing. Whether for Copycat Animation or GT Animation Studio, they had plenty of staff now, and keeping such a large number of people employed required a considerable amount of work! Chu Yu could