Entertainment to the death, make a tokusatsu film that will crush the entire internet.

The wisteria has been in a very good mood lately, and even the sky outside the office window seems exceptionally blue to it.

The beautiful and heartwarming romance animation "The Promise Under the Stars," a collaboration between Tencent Video and a top studio, has achieved remarkable success since its release.

It started with an excellent score of 9.3, and the comment section was flooded with positive reviews.

"Aww, this is so sweet! It's revived my long-dormant girlish heart, I want to fall in love! CPDD!"

"The male lead is incredibly handsome, the female lead is stunningly beautiful, and even the supporting male and female leads are all pleasing to the eye. This drama is a paradise for those who appreciate good looks! It's amazing!"

"Tencent Video really put their heart into this; the cinematic visuals and the delicate emotional portrayal are simply amazing!"

"It's rare that I'm not cursing you, penguin. Please maintain this quality and produce more high-quality romance anime like this in the future!"

Of course, with praise comes dissenting voices, especially in the diverse world of animation.

"A typical adaptation of a shoujo manga, it's all about romance, the plot is a bit thin and boring."

"I watched two episodes, and it got a bit tiresome. It's all artificial sweeteners, so it's not interesting."

"Special effects are a man's romance! Aren't mecha and Ultraman more appealing?"

"Actually... it's not impossible for me to date Asuka and Rei Ayanami from 'EVA'."

"I think the Blue Rabbit Princess from 'Rainbow Cat' is pretty good too..."

"Hey buddy upstairs, your order 'Heaven and Earth Together' is on its way at breakneck speed. Take care."

Looking at these comments, some positive and some negative, Wisteria Flower suddenly found these netizens quite adorable.

At least, "The Promise Under the Stars" has successfully secured a place in the market, attracting a large number of female viewers and those who prefer a light and healing style.

As for those who mentioned the Land of Light, she considered them nothing more than harmless noise.

The anime "Hikaru no Go" and "Go Master" have good reputations, but so what?

Promoting Go culture?

Aren't the real top-tier traffic and attention all being snapped up by professional Go players like Ke Jie and Zhan Ying, taking advantage of the momentum?

The Land of Light worked so hard to create a blockbuster product, but the biggest profits were reaped by the Go world.

Moreover, there is no such thing as exclusive copyright for Go.

It can be purchased anywhere, both online and offline, but commercial monetization is difficult.

In contrast, offline Go clubs and online Go platforms have recently made a fortune thanks to the popularity of animation.

Ah Guang, Ah Guang, you've really done all this for someone else.

Let's look at Lizi Entertainment.

Wu Dashan's "Super Guardians" also performed reasonably well.

It boasts two major selling points: a "high-value hero team" and an "urban fantasy adventure that appeals to young people".

It successfully attracted a group of young viewers who crave novelty and visual enjoyment.

"Lizi Entertainment did a decent job this time; at least the actors are good-looking, and the plot is light and easy to watch while eating."

"The cast of this drama is indeed very attractive. In contrast, the poorly made actors that the Chinese entertainment industry is pushing are just a reflection of the inconsistent aesthetic sense of capital."

Fun fact: Tanuki Entertainment itself is also a major investor...

"The last time, 'Star Warriors' was edited and released because of the actors' scandals. The plot was so fragmented that it was unwatchable."

"While Ultraman is classic and entertaining, it's nice to change things up sometimes and watch something like this urban fantasy."

Wu Dashan sat in his newly renovated office and carefully poured himself a small glass of red wine.

He didn't touch the champagne again.

The experience of opening champagne at the halfway point of the last "Star Warriors" event left him with a huge psychological trauma.

As a result, he sold off his collection of high-end champagne at a low price.

Out of sight, out of mind.

Although Dekaranger has received high praise, it is ultimately a work that is compared with Star Warrior.

And Ultraman Seven...

Although Wu Dashan and other film and television company executives were unwilling to admit it, they all knew the truth in their hearts.

Ah Guang has indeed built an unparalleled brand barrier and audience appeal in the Ultraman series.

It's unwise to confront them head-on; we should avoid their strengths and seek breakthroughs in other areas.

"Ah-Guang, after being silent for so long, what kind of work will you come up with this time?"

Wu Dashan took a sip of red wine, pondering in his mind.

The penguins and raccoons have already seized the initiative.

The Land of Light has been keeping an unusually low profile since its last "trouble-making" incident.

Aside from forwarding some public service messages, the official account has remained silent.

In Wu Dashan's view, this was most likely a warning from above, and they were in a cooling-off period.

Take advantage of his illness and kill him!

This is an age-old rule of the business world.

At this moment, not only penguins and raccoons, but many film and television companies that are observing the situation are holding the same idea, trying to seize the opportunity to grab market share.

Meanwhile, active fans in the Chinese entertainment industry took this opportunity to start criticizing the Land of Light and A-Guang.

"Tsk, I thought the Land of Light was so powerful. Didn't it jump around so high before? Why isn't it saying a word now? Got scared?"

"The Land of Light was just lucky to catch the wave of tokusatsu and wuxia. When you're in the right place at the right time, even a pig can fly, let alone a human."

"Sure enough, Ah Guang was just jealous of our brother's resources and connections, and he deliberately tried to cause trouble!"

"It's more accurate to say he's been semi-blacklisted by the entertainment industry, isn't it? Look at the actors in his dramas, they're all newcomers or unknowns."

Isn't it obvious that artists with some status and fame don't want to take his jobs, fearing they'll get into trouble?

"Ah Guang must be in a terrible state right now, busy putting out fires everywhere, huh? Hehe."

……

Undeniably, Yang Qian is currently facing a lot of trouble.

He is currently working on three projects simultaneously, keeping him extremely busy.

"That Rabbit" is the core project.

He needs to personally write the scripts and control the emotional tone of every line and every scene.

The role of Nava was given to Jiaozi and Guo Fan.

But he also had to visit the set from time to time to check on the filming progress and solve any problems that arose.

The only thing that made things a little easier for him was "Lolo's Adventures".

Once the initial modeling and rigging of 3D animation are completed, the later stages of animation production can be relatively streamlined.

Moreover, the script was already prepared; he only needed to make minor adjustments to some localized details and pacing.

That day, he had just finished reviewing the rough cut of an episode of "Lolo's Adventures" and was rubbing his throbbing temples.

"Knock knock knock".

"Enter."

Su Xiaoran knocked on the door and came in.

"Director Yang, here are the resumes of two job seekers. The HR department feels that they are a bit special and is undecided. They asked me to pass them on to you for review."

Su Xiaoran handed over the tablet she was holding.

Yang Qian looked up, somewhat surprised.

"Huh? What job seeker do you think I need to present to them personally? Even the HR can't make a decision?"

The Land of Light has now expanded, and recruitment is handled by a dedicated human resources department.

He usually makes the final decision only for department heads or highly qualified job seekers.

However, the Land of Light currently has no need to hire supervisors.

"Director Yang, you'll see once you watch it."

Su Xiaoran kept him in suspense, indicating that he should see for himself.

Yang Qian took the tablet, swiped her finger across the screen, and her gaze fell on the name field of the first resume, raising an eyebrow slightly.

"Hu Pangbin? That name sounds familiar..."

"Is it that guy who made such a big fuss about breaking up with his girlfriend who earned 208 million yen a day?"

Yang Qian looked up and confirmed.

Yes, it's him.

Su Xiaoran nodded.

"After the scandal, he almost disappeared from the mainstream public eye. I never expected him to send us his resume and apply for a voice actor position."

Yang Qian was about to take a closer look at his resume and job preferences when her finger accidentally touched the sidebar.

The screen flashed and jumped to the next resume.

When his gaze swept over the name and photo on the second resume, even Yang Qian, with her composure, couldn't help but have her pupils shrink.

"Holy crap! Yu Hua?!"