Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Duoyu suggests watching a movie to ease tension among roommates.
• They struggle to find a movie that interests all three, eventually settling on "Pacific Rim: Monster" due to its unique marketing as "The Must-Watch Movie for Real Men This Year."
• The cinema is surprisingly full, with a high occupancy rate for the film.

Character Developments

• Li Duoyu: Revealed as a hardcore otaku who is genuinely interested in the movie.
• Roommates: Initially disinterested in animation, but their curiosity grows as the movie progresses.

Significant Themes

• Masculinity and heroism, as portrayed in the movie's marketing and plot.
• The appeal of monster-versus-machine action and spectacle.

Character Interactions

• Li Duoyu and his roommates: Li Duoyu is engaged in the movie, while his roommates are initially distracted by their phones but gradually become more invested in the film.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Duoyu watches "Pacific Rim: Monster" with his roommates, who are impressed by the action and visuals.
• The movie gains traction online, with positive reviews and discussions, mostly on ACG-related forums.
• Due to limited screenings, many viewers can't book tickets, leading to complaints and resentment towards cinemas.
• Pacific Rim's box office grows significantly, reaching 120 million on the fifth day and 160 million on the sixth day, topping the daily box office chart.

Character Developments

• Li Duoyu is pleased that his roommates enjoy the movie, validating his decision to watch it.
• The audience's enthusiasm for the film grows, leading to increased complaints about limited screenings.

Significant Themes

• The power of word-of-mouth marketing and online discussions in driving a film's success.
• The tension between a film's popularity and the availability of screenings.

Character Interactions

• Li Duoyu shares the movie with his roommates, fostering a sense of camaraderie.
• Online viewers discuss and recommend the film to each other, creating a grassroots promotional network.
• Cinema managers react to the film's popularity and audience complaints, increasing screenings to meet demand.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pacific Rim: Monster's box office success is sudden and unexpected, topping the charts and surpassing the previously dominant Spring Festival three giants.
• The film's success triggers a chain reaction, causing audience dissatisfaction with the Spring Festival films to mount.
• Pacific Rim's unique selling points—action-packed beast-versus-machine battles and lack of romance—attract male viewers, proving their purchasing power.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue, the director of Pacific Rim: Monster, gains recognition and becomes a hot commodity in the film industry.
• Tamai Yao, the manager of YUKI Studio, struggles to cope with the sudden attention and pressure brought by the film's success.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and competition within the film industry.
• The importance of timing, placement, and audience preferences in a film's success.
• The contrast between Gu Xue's focus on creation and Tamai Yao's struggle with management responsibilities.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Gu Rou are shown playing games together, highlighting their close sisterly bond.
• Tamai Yao vents her frustration to Gu Xue, expressing her resentment and exhaustion from the sudden attention and pressure.
• Tamai Yao's playful threat to Gu Rou reveals her discomfort with her single status and the attention she's receiving.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tamai Yao visits Gu Xue and Gu Rou, discussing business and investments.
• Investors and film production companies are interested in cooperating with YUKI Studio for Gu Xue's next movie.
• Gu Xue refuses to accept investments, wanting to maintain full creative control.
• Gu Xue's movie, Pacific Rim: Monster, is a massive box office success, earning over 1.5 billion yuan.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Shows determination to maintain creative control over her work, despite the financial allure of investments.
• Tamai Yao: Demonstrates loyalty and understanding of Gu Xue's vision, acting as a bridge between her and potential investors.
• Gu Rou: Shows affection and support for her sister, Gu Xue, and is protective of her.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between artistic integrity and financial gain.
• The power dynamics between film production companies and independent studios.
• The importance of timing and marketing in the film industry.

Character Interactions

• Tamai Yao and Gu Xue: Their dynamic shows a deep understanding and mutual respect, with Tamai Yao acting as a mentor and confidante to Gu Xue.
• Gu Rou and Gu Xue: Their sisterly bond is evident, with Gu Rou showing affection and support for Gu Xue's decisions.
• Gu Rou and Tamai Yao: Their friendly banter highlights their long-standing friendship and mutual understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue and Gu Rou are visited by Tamai Yao, Gu Rou's former secretary and now the President of YUKI Studio.
• Tamai Yao tries to leave but is persuaded to stay for a meal by Gu Rou.
• Gu Rou walks Tamai Yao out, and they have a private conversation about Gu Xue's future and her preferences.

Character Developments

• Gu Rou: Shows protective and possessive behavior towards Gu Xue, revealing she's not interested in marriage or relationships after her past experience with Gu Xiao. She also hints at knowing about Gu Xue's possible attraction to women.
• Gu Xue: Shows reluctance to see Tamai Yao leave and is curious about her sister's conversation with her. She also exhibits a naive and innocent nature.
• Tamai Yao: Shows a playful and dramatic side, but also expresses concern for Gu Xue's future and her relationship with Gu Rou.

Significant Themes

• Sisterly bond and protectiveness (Gu Rou towards Gu Xue)
• Female friendship and rivalry (Gu Rou and Tamai Yao)
• Gu Xue's potential romantic preferences and Gu Rou's awareness of it

Character Interactions

• Gu Rou and Gu Xue: The sisters have a close, caring relationship. Gu Rou is overprotective of Gu Xue, while Gu Xue is curious and trusting towards her sister.
• Gu Rou and Tamai Yao: They have a playful, bantering relationship, but Tamai Yao also shows concern for Gu Rou's well-being and Gu Xue's future.
• Gu Xue and Tamai Yao: Gu Xue is initially reluctant to see Tamai Yao leave but doesn't interact much with her in this chapter.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Rou and Gu Xue have a playful interaction while Gu Xue changes clothes, with Gu Rou teasing her about their past closeness.
• Gu Rou expresses sadness about Gu Xue's recent distance, and Gu Xue reassures her they can still be close.
• Gu Rou kisses Gu Xue and runs off, leaving Gu Xue amused and exasperated.
• Gu Xue sends a selfie in her pajamas to Mihara Chisa, and Mihara Chisa reciprocates with a revealing photo.

Character Developments

• Gu Rou: Shows protective and playful behavior towards Gu Xue, expressing sadness when Gu Xue pulls away.
• Gu Xue: Struggles with her new memories and feelings, but ultimately decides to be closer to Gu Rou. She also shows a playful side when interacting with Mihara Chisa.
• Mihara Chisa: Shows a more flirtatious side, sending a revealing photo to Gu Xue.

Significant Themes

• Sisterly bond: The chapter explores the complex dynamics of the sisters' relationship, with Gu Rou expressing sadness at Gu Xue's distance and Gu Xue reassuring her they can still be close.
• Flirtatious behavior: Both Gu Rou and Mihara Chisa exhibit flirtatious behavior towards Gu Xue, highlighting the romantic tension in their relationships.

Character Interactions

• Gu Rou and Gu Xue: Their playful banter and eventual heart-to-heart strengthen their bond.
• Gu Xue and Mihara Chisa: Their flirtatious exchange via photos hints at the romantic tension between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pacific Rim: Monster, directed by Gu Xue, becomes a surprise hit during the Spring Festival, outperforming major blockbusters.
• The film's success attracts numerous companies seeking cooperation with YUKI Studio.
• Companies that previously had the chance to work with YUKI Studio but fell out with Gu Xue express regret, especially those involved in the Attack on Titan project.
• abred's producer Yao Liang, who led the opposition against Gu Xue, is fired due to his failures and the studio's success.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue's reputation and influence grow significantly within YUKI Studio and the industry at large.
• Yao Liang experiences a fall from grace and is filled with regret for his past actions against Gu Xue.

Significant Themes

• Regret and missed opportunities.
• The power of perseverance and belief in one's vision.
• The importance of treating people fairly and respectfully in business.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue's success brings her closer to her studio colleagues, who now see her as indispensable.
• Yao Liang's firing and subsequent visit to YUKI Studio highlight the consequences of his past actions and his realization of Gu Xue's capabilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yao Liang leaves YUKI Studio in low spirits after giving an unconvincing answer.
• At 3.C PICTURE, Narita Kei and the president watch YUKI Studio's direction, recalling Lyons' dismissive attitude towards their company.
• Pacific Rim: Monster's success surprises and angers Narita Kei, causing a rift between him and the 3.C PICTURE president.
• Shochiku extends Pacific Rim: Monster's digital key for a month, leading to more box office revenue.

Character Developments

• Yao Liang's confidence is shaken after his failed attempt to impress Gu Xue.
• Narita Kei grapples with his pride and the reality of Gu Xue's success, realizing his past actions may have been wrong.
• Gu Xue's confidence grows with Pacific Rim: Monster's success, and she becomes more open with Mihara Chisa about their relationship.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of past actions and the importance of taking responsibility.
• The struggle between idealism and pragmatism in the film industry.
• The power dynamics between individuals and corporations.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Mihara Chisa grow closer, with Mihara Chisa becoming more open about her feelings for Gu Xue.
• Narita Kei's past interactions with Mihara Chisa and Gu Xue are revisited, highlighting his changing perspective on their actions.
• Yao Liang's interaction with Gu Xue is brief but impactful, leaving him feeling dejected.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The first season of Attack on Titan concludes after dominating the anime scene for six months.
• The final volume of Attack on Titan BD is released, with impressive sales figures.
• Pacific Rim: Monster concludes its theatrical run, grossing 2.2 billion, making YUKI Studio a "billion-dollar studio."
• YUKI Studio enters a rest period, and a meeting is held to discuss future projects.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue, the studio's leader, demonstrates her prestige and calmness amidst success.
• Tamai Yao, excited about the studio's wealth, pressures Gu Xue to "keep" her.
• Misawa Hiroshi and Sato Eii are chosen to lead projects, showing Gu Xue's trust in their abilities.

Significant Themes

• The impact of a successful anime on the industry and viewers.
• The importance of planning and prioritizing projects in a studio.
• The distribution of profits and recognition among studio staff.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Tamai Yao have a playful exchange about Tamai Yao's desire to be "kept."
• Gu Xue discusses future projects with Misawa Hiroshi, Sato Eii, and other staff members.
• Misawa Hiroshi and Sato Eii react with surprise and excitement when they learn about their roles in upcoming projects.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue proposes new projects to Misawa Hiroshi and Sato Eii, causing them to express concerns about the pressure and potential backlash from fans.
• Gu Xue explains her reasons for wanting them to take on these projects and reassures them about the studio's support.
• Gu Xue announces the restructuring of the studio into three animation groups and plans for incorporation.
• She assigns projects to each group: Tomorrow's Joe to Team Three, K-On!! to Team Two (tentatively), and Puella Magi Madoka Magica to Team One.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue demonstrates her leadership and understanding of her team's capabilities and concerns.
• Misawa Hiroshi shows self-doubt but ultimately agrees to consider taking on a sequel project after completing his current one.
• Sato Eii displays a mix of confidence and self-deprecation, with Gu Xue expressing frustration at her lack of self-awareness.

Significant Themes

• The pressure and challenges of taking on sequel projects.
• The importance of growth and stepping out of one's comfort zone.
• The expansion and restructuring of YUKI Studio as it grows in scale.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue interacts with Misawa Hiroshi and Sato Eii, addressing their concerns and providing guidance and reassurance.
• Gu Xue and Sato Eii have a humorous exchange regarding Sato Eii's lack of self-awareness and her proposed project title, "My JK Boss."
• Gu Xue interacts with Tamai Yao, Chen An, and other staff members, discussing the studio's expansion and incorporation plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The anime industry is abuzz with the April season's new shows, with no clear standout yet.
• YUKI Studio announces their upcoming projects: 'Tomorrow's Joe', 'K-On!', and 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica'.
• The announcement sparks a massive discussion, with fans excited about Gu Xue's new projects, particularly 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica'.
• Misawa Hiroshi's 'Tomorrow's Joe' receives little attention due to his perceived lack of appeal.
• Misawa Hiroshi publicly expresses his determination by pulling out his hair, vowing to make his anime successful.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Gains popularity and anticipation for her new projects, particularly 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica'.
• Misawa Hiroshi: Struggles with the lack of attention for 'Tomorrow's Joe' and publicly displays his resolve.

Significant Themes

• The competitive nature of the anime industry.
• The impact of an anime's title and director's appearance on its reception.
• The power of determination and resolve in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue's fans (both supportive and skeptical) discuss her new projects, particularly 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica'.
• Misawa Hiroshi interacts with his colleagues, expressing his frustration and determination.
• Sato Eii and Tamai Yao are mentioned as interacting with Misawa Hiroshi, with Sato Eii spreading the rumor of Misawa's hair-pulling and Tamai Yao providing blunt advice.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue decides to produce 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica' (PMMM), a challenging project due to its unique visual art style.
• She successfully convinces veteran animators (big shots) to join the project, who quickly grasp the concept of collage art.
• The first animation group is divided: the veterans are excited, while others seem resigned.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Shows decisiveness and confidence in her vision for PMMM, despite its challenges. She admires the veterans' expertise.
• Mihara Chisa: Feels guilty around Miyamoto Fumie but is proud of Gu Xue's impact on the studio.

Significant Themes

• The challenges and rewards of pushing creative boundaries.
• The impact of a visionary leader on a team.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and the veterans: They understand and appreciate each other's expertise, leading to productive collaboration.
• Gu Xue and Mihara Chisa: Gu Xue teases Mihara Chisa about her earlier comment, showing a friendly, mentor-like relationship.
• Miyamoto Fumie and Mihara Chisa: Miyamoto Fumie seeks information about the new project from Mihara Chisa, showing curiosity and trust.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mihara Chisa (Mihara-sensei) leaves after visiting Gu Xue, and Gu Xue teases Miyamoto Fumie (Miyamoto-sensei).
• Gu Xue offers Miyamoto-sensei a share of the box office earnings from Pacific Rim: Monster.
• Miyamoto-sensei expresses gratitude and surprise at Gu Xue's generosity.
• Gu Xue hints at Miyamoto-sensei's marital status, leading to a playful tussle between them.
• Gu Xue invites Miyamoto-sensei to work at YUKI Studio, but Miyamoto-sensei declines.
• Gu Xue reveals that Puella Magi Madoka Magica will air around the same time as Tomorrow's Joe.
• Miyamoto-sensei asks Gu Xue to help Shirakawa Rina with the Fate series, but Gu Xue declines.
• Gu Xue mentions she doesn't want to work on the Fate series due to its length and her desire to have a balanced life.
• Miyamoto-sensei informs Gu Xue about the upcoming Three Major Animation Awards and offers her support.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue shows maturity and generosity by offering Miyamoto-sensei a share of the earnings and acknowledging her contributions to YUKI Studio.
• Miyamoto-sensei expresses gratitude and surprise at Gu Xue's actions, showing a softer side.
• Gu Xue demonstrates her playful nature and closeness with Miyamoto-sensei through their banter and tussle.
• Gu Xue reveals her desire for a balanced life and her reluctance to take on long projects.

Significant Themes

• Gratitude and reciprocity: Gu Xue acknowledges Miyamoto-sensei's help and offers her a share of the earnings, while Miyamoto-sensei expresses gratitude and offers her support.
• Work-life balance: Gu Xue expresses her desire for a balanced life and her reluctance to take on long projects.
• Friendship and camaraderie: Gu Xue and Miyamoto-sensei's playful banter and closeness highlight their friendship.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Miyamoto-sensei's playful banter and tussle showcase their close relationship and mutual affection.
• Gu Xue's offer of a share of the earnings to Miyamoto-sensei demonstrates her gratitude and acknowledgment of Miyamoto-sensei's contributions.
• Miyamoto-sensei's offer of support to Gu Xue for the upcoming awards shows her concern and willingness to help Gu Xue.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with the start of summer, which Gu Xue likes due to the lighter clothes and the opportunity to admire other women's legs.
• Attack on Titan is nominated for three major animation awards.
• Gu Xue wins multiple awards at the Kyoto Animation Award ceremony, surprising herself and the audience.
• At the Kobe Animation Award ceremony, Gu Xue attends with Miyamoto, expecting trouble from judges Narita Kei and Suzuki Yuichiro.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue shows confidence and resilience in the face of potential adversity at the awards ceremonies.
• Gu Xue's fame and popularity continue to grow, with fans obsessing over her beauty and awards.

Significant Themes

• The chapter explores the themes of success, recognition, and the challenges that come with fame.
• It also touches on the competitive nature of the animation industry and the politics involved in awards ceremonies.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue interacts with Miyamoto, who offers support and companionship at the awards ceremonies.
• Gu Xue's relationship with Narita Kei and Suzuki Yuichiro remains tense, with potential conflict looming at the Kobe Animation Award ceremony.
• Gu Xue's fans show their support and admiration for her, both online and in person at the ceremonies.

• Key Plot Points: Gu Xue, unaware of the online demand, is unexpectedly invited on stage to receive the Best TV Animation award for 'Attack on Titan' from Narita Kei, her rival. She delivers a lengthy list of thank-yous before revealing her true message.
• Character Developments: Gu Xue demonstrates poise and grace under pressure, handling the awkward situation with Narita Kei professionally. She also shows her appreciation for her team and the audience.
• Significant Themes: The power of fan influence and the changing times in the animation industry are subtly hinted at.
• Character Interactions: Gu Xue interacts with the host, Narita Kei, and the audience. Narita Kei, despite his previous behavior, manages to maintain composure during the award presentation. The host tries to keep the situation under control, while the audience engages with Gu Xue, both in-person and online.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue, the founder of YUKI Studio, gives a speech at an anime awards ceremony.
• She recounts her career journey, from working at snakehead to founding YUKI Studio.
• She discusses the challenges she faced due to ageism and outdated attitudes from seniors in the industry.
• She expresses her desire for change and understanding from senior creators.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Shows growth from a young, impulsive animator to a confident studio founder and director. She reflects on her past actions and expresses her desire for change in the industry.
• Senior Creators (Suzuki Yuichiro and Narita Kei): Implied to have outdated attitudes and prejudice against younger creators. They are indirectly criticized by Gu Xue.

Significant Themes

• Ageism and prejudice in the anime industry.
• The need for change and understanding between generations of creators.
• The importance of open-mindedness and adaptability in the face of industry evolution.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue interacts with the audience, challenging their perspectives and encouraging them to change their minds.
• She indirectly confronts Suzuki Yuichiro and Narita Kei, highlighting their outdated attitudes and lack of remorse.
• Gu Xue expresses gratitude towards seniors like Ando Masahiro, who have guided her and YUKI Studio.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue and Miyamoto Fumie attend the Kobe Animation Award ceremony.
• Gu Xue makes a bold statement about Suzuki Yuichiro and Narita Kei, causing a stir.
• The camera focuses on them for an extended period, drawing attention to their interaction.
• They attend the Agency for Cultural Affairs Media Arts Festival, where Gu Xue doesn't win but remains unfazed.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Stands up for herself and expresses her honest thoughts, showing confidence and resilience. She also displays a strategic mindset in handling potential conflicts.
• Miyamoto Fumie: Shows maternal affection towards Gu Xue, cares about her reputation, and is concerned about her feelings after not winning an award.

Significant Themes

• Honesty and authenticity: Gu Xue values expressing her true thoughts and feelings.
• Public image and reputation: Miyamoto Fumie is conscious of her public image and maintains a mature demeanor in front of the audience.
• Strategic thinking: Gu Xue demonstrates a strategic approach to handling potential conflicts, aiming to maintain the moral high ground.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Miyamoto Fumie: Their dynamic is playful and affectionate, with Miyamoto Fumie treating Gu Xue like a daughter. They tease each other and share confidences.
• Gu Xue and the audience/viewers: Gu Xue's bold statement at the Kobe Animation Award ceremony draws significant attention and interest from the audience and viewers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue's Twitter followers surge to over 10 million after her speech at the Kobe Animation Award, with many treating her as a spiritual leader and sharing their personal struggles.
• Gu Xue becomes uncomfortable with her newfound status and tries to brush it off.
• The next day at YUKI Studio, Gu Xue is warmly welcomed by her team, and she joins the first animation group to discuss the production of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, which is set to use a unique collage art style.
• The team agrees to officially begin production, and Gu Xue jokes about potentially becoming an "Underworld Light" after the animation airs.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Becomes uncomfortable with her new status as a spiritual leader and struggles to accept the responsibility that comes with it.
• Ando Hiroyuki: Recognizes Gu Xue's remarkable talent and insight, and appreciates her unique perspective on the project.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and leadership: Gu Xue grapples with her new role as a spiritual leader and the expectations that come with it.
• Preconceived notions: The team discusses how the project title might influence perceptions of the animation, and Gu Xue challenges these preconceived notions.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Gu Rou: The sisters share a moment of bonding as they read through the heartbreaking stories sent to Gu Xue, and Gu Rou teases Gu Xue about her new status.
• Gu Xue and the first animation group: The team warmly welcomes Gu Xue back to the studio and discusses the production of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, with Gu Xue cracking a joke about potentially becoming an "Underworld Light."

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue plays with the studio's cat, QB, while working on Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
• Sato Eii, the director of K-On!, seeks Gu Xue's help due to lack of confidence.
• Gu Xue watches the first episode of Puella Magi Madoka Magica and discusses its differences with K-On!.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue: Shows affection towards QB, displays concern for Sato Eii's career growth, and reveals her thought process behind her anime choices.
• Sato Eii: Struggles with self-doubt as a director, seeks validation from Gu Xue, and shows immaturity in her approach to work.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the moe-style anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica and K-On!.
• The importance of confidence and self-belief in one's work.
• The mentor-mentee relationship between Gu Xue and Sato Eii.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and QB: They interact playfully, with Gu Xue showing affection towards the cat.
• Gu Xue and Sato Eii: They have a mentor-mentee relationship, with Gu Xue guiding and encouraging Sato Eii, while also being firm with her when necessary. Sato Eii, in turn, seeks validation and support from Gu Xue.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gu Xue arrives at YUKI Studio on the winter solstice, four days before Christmas.
• The PV for Puella Magi Madoka Magica is completed, and Gu Xue goes to watch it with Mihara Chisa, Misawa Hiroshi, Kigami, and Ando Masahiro.
• The PV for Tomorrow's Joe is also ready and is watched alongside Madoka's PV.

Character Developments

• Gu Xue shows her professionalism and confidence in her work, praising the quality of both PVs.
• Mihara Chisa expresses her desire to spend Christmas with Gu Xue, hinting at her feelings for her.
• Misawa Hiroshi and Kigami gain confidence in their respective projects after seeing the PVs.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the themes of Puella Magi Madoka Magica (innocence, friendship, magical girls) and Tomorrow's Joe (boxing, determination, growth).
• The importance of confidence and belief in one's work, as shown by Gu Xue's support for both projects.

Character Interactions

• Gu Xue and Mihara Chisa share a warm, intimate moment before watching the PVs, with Mihara Chisa hinting at her romantic feelings for Gu Xue.
• Gu Xue praises Misawa Hiroshi's work on Tomorrow's Joe, boosting his confidence.
• Ando Shigehiro expresses concern about the Puella Magi Madoka Magica PV, contrasting with Gu Xue's confidence in her work.