By now, the Dragon Country animation market was no longer as worried about Chu Yu and Zhao Qinyin potentially falling flat.
After all, they had made so many works without a single flop. By now, fans had almost stopped considering the possibility.
Chu Yu and Zhao Qinyin had risen higher in the Dragon Country Animation Industry than Jackie Chan in film or Jin Gu in martial arts fiction had in the Parallel World. Those people were still just people, but Chu Yu and Zhao Qinyin were practically cheating at animation: they were incredibly prolific, and their work was top quality!
So although Hunter x Hunter had earned rave reviews after airing four episodes in its first week, no one in the Animation Industry was surprised.
It had been expected. Even though less than a day after its premiere, its average playback volume per episode had climbed above five million, that seemed reasonable when compared with Attack on Titan, which had over sixty episodes and more than twenty-five million average views per episode.
After all, it was Shui Xin—the man who kept surpassing himself! That kind of performance would be an insane achievement for anyone else, but for him, it was just par for the course. I can't wait for his next work to break six million average views per episode on its first day. Mwah!
But on July 2, Hunter x Hunter's popularity lasted less than a day. That evening, the words "Naruto" climbed to the top of the trending searches, drawing everyone's attention.
On the internet, trending searches were usually dominated by movies, TV actors, variety show celebrities, and singers.
In the Parallel World, you could open Douyin or Weibo's trending list and, whether you wanted to see it or not, find that nearly half the entries were trivial