There were no surprises.
The video went viral.
Even though it had been edited down to just thirty minutes, an absurd number of people watched it, unwilling to skip a single frame.
[Oh my god, this was more exciting than watching a sci-fi blockbuster at the movies.]
[You know, they actually did bring this video to movie theaters-3D theaters, too. They only charge for the venue and the 3D glasses, so a ticket costs just three yuan. Watching it in 3D is incredible!]
[Aaaah!!! Our little town doesn't have a 3D theater. I want to see it! I have to experience this.]
[It's absolutely amazing in 3D. The Flame Demon Dragon's overwhelming presence, and their fight-I got so excited I stood up and started cheering.]
[So an Anomaly that powerful, an SS-Rank Flame Demon Dragon that supposedly turned an entire city into its Domain, was actually defeated by our Dongyan?]
[Good heavens, does anyone understand how proud I feel right now? This has absolutely nothing to do with me, but I still feel so proud. It's that pride of seeing your country grow strong enough that foreign enemies can't invade.]
[Yes, yes, I feel exactly the same way. So cool, so incredibly cool!]
[Aaaaaah, holy shit, holy shit, that's insane! I have no way with words. All I could do while watching was scream with excitement!]
[Can anyone relate? My grandparents, who barely know how to use a phone, suddenly asked me to take them to a 3D theater to watch this video.]
[To the person taking their grandparents, you should try talking them out of it. Some of the scenes are way too intense in 3D, especially when their attacks feel like they're about to hit you and you'll drop dead the next second. Don't watch it in 3D