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The screening concluded amidst chaotic condemnation and shock.

Backstage, Shen Qingyue patted her chest with lingering fear, looking at the nonchalant man beside her with an extremely complex expression.

"Su Bai, aren't you afraid of getting a sack put over your head?"

She couldn't hold back any longer and asked the question she had been holding back for so long.

The hundreds of people at the scene looked at him with eyes that seemed ready to devour him alive.

Su Bai glanced at her.

"What's there to be afraid of? The more they cry and the harsher they curse, the more successful our work is."

As he spoke, he had already opened his laptop.

The high-definition anime resources for "Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day," which had been prepared beforehand, were simultaneously uploaded to the official Bilibili account.

He deliberately bolded and highlighted the title in red.

[A graduation project from Jiangcheng Academy of Fine Arts, produced by Healing Studio, the most healing summer fairy tale of the year, "Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day"!]

"You're still using this title?"

Shen Qingyue's eyelids twitched uncontrollably, and she felt like she was about to suffocate.

"Are you afraid the online backlash won't be intense enough?"

"Marketing must be carried through to the end."

Su Bai didn't even look up and pressed the Enter key.

"Done, job done."

……

That evening, countless netizens were drawn in by the live broadcast clips of the screening and the hashtag #SuBaiRedefinesHealing#.

Filled with curiosity, I clicked on the video that had just been uploaded to Bilibili.

At first, the comments section was peaceful.

[It's here! I heard it's a masterpiece, let me see!]

[The cover is so refreshing, it feels like summer!]

[The most heartwarming video of the year? I'm already laughing.]

However, as the plot progressed, the style of the comments began to look strange.

From "Menma is so cute" to "I feel so sorry for her."

Then, as the final ending theme played, the entire comment section disappeared completely.

It wasn't that no one was posting; rather, everyone was so overwhelmed by the overwhelming grief that they forgot to type and forgot to breathe.

After a brief period of deathly silence, a volcanic eruption erupted!

【？？？？？？？？】

I was crying so hard I passed out halfway through, and I just woke up.

[Healing? Is this what you call healing? Su Bai, you have no heart! You have no heart at all!!!]

Brothers, I've been scammed! Don't believe a single word in the description! Run! Run for your lives!

The video was uploaded in just one hour.

Xiao Zhang, a programmer at Bilibili, was eating instant noodles while monitoring the data flow.

Suddenly, the fork in his hand fell into the flour bucket.

"Holy crap!?"

He stared intently at the screen, his eyes practically bulging out of their sockets.

A video that was just uploaded and hasn't been recommended on the site yet.

The number of views, bullet comments, and comments is skyrocketing at an alarming rate that defies all data science!

"This is insane! Absolutely insane!"

Meanwhile, Weibo.

#Anohana#

#Su Bai the Old Thief#

#Menma#

Three keywords, in an unreasonable manner, swept the trending search list and firmly occupied the top three positions.

Before clicking in, netizens thought it was about a celebrity scandal or some shocking news from a film crew.

After clicking in, they discovered that it was a scene of mass devastation, even more terrifying than a building collapse.

Countless unsuspecting passersby were lured in by the labels of "the most healing animation of the year" and "a refreshing summer fairy tale."

Then, it crawled out, howling in pain.

Large numbers of victims began to emerge online.

"I'm a 1.85-meter-tall bodybuilder, I can bench press 120 kilograms. I thought nothing in this world could make me cry anymore, until I saw Menma. Menma... Waaaaah, my Menma!"

This is the latest update from a well-known fitness blogger, accompanied by a picture of their red and swollen eyes from crying.

Before clicking: Cartoons are for kids, so childish. After clicking: Su! Gou! Give! Me! Men! Ma!

This is a video of a gaming content creator watching anime on live stream. In the latter half of the video, he cried like a 300-pound child.

My WeChat Moments feed is completely flooded with a song called "Secret Base".

No one provided the caption; only rows of tearful emojis conveyed a silent sorrow that was more impactful than any words.

"Don't believe that synopsis! Don't believe it! This is a depressing anime! A nuclear-level depressing anime! If you want to watch it, please prepare some nitroglycerin pills!"

"I hereby declare that from this day forward, Su Bai is my enemy for life! An irreconcilable sworn enemy!"

"Hey upstairs, send me the link to the razor blade so I can get free shipping for him!"

"I thought I was just watching an anime, but that old rascal Su Bai tricked me into crying over ten years' worth of tears!"

In the comments section, countless comments are refreshing at a rate of hundreds per second.

Su Bai was sitting leisurely in front of the computer.

Instead of reading the comments condemning him, he clicked on one fresh video after another.

Looking at those people on the screen who were shouting "Is this all?" just a second ago?

The moment the tough guy and the cute girl burst into tears, he smiled with relief.

That's more like it.

Art is meant to touch the soul.

[Congratulations, host, your depression level has increased by 10.]

[Congratulations, host, your depression level has increased by 12.]

【…】

Listening to the constant notifications from the system in his mind, Su Bai felt completely relaxed.

Every moment of healing becomes a boost to unlocking the next animation.

Su Bai looked at the system's data panel.

[The collected depression value has reached 1!]

[To unlock the next anime, "Your Lie in April," you need 10 Depression Points!]

Su Bai shook his head, sighing inwardly.

It seems I was too lenient; my depression level isn't rising fast enough.

However, given the current level of online interest, reaching the required level of depression is only a matter of time.

online.

This collective emotional outpouring propelled the popularity of "Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day" to an unprecedented peak.

It quickly evolved from a graduation project within a small circle into a social phenomenon that swept the entire internet.