New Century Anime Warrior

Si Hua submitted her work more than a week before the deadline. Unlike many TV dramas, which always seem to have some kind of mishap that happens at the last minute, Si Hua's work was not submitted at that time.

Even though they know that doing it this way allows screenwriters to continue driving more melodramatic stories through conflict.

But life isn't actually that dramatic.

This isn't how you play with fire.

In short, the work has been submitted; the rest is up to fate...

Weird.

Are we really just going to leave it like this? Wouldn't all the previous promotional plans have been for nothing?

The theme song authorization agreement signed with Pan Lei and the verbal agreement with Chen Yan will all be meaningless.

In any case, this battle is only halfway through.

Especially Lin Lin, who has now made it clear that she is aiming for her debut with this song, "Through the Years and Far Away".

How could I bear to let them down?

Whether it was the previous Nanlin Group or the Nanlin Group now with more strategic cooperation with Universal Music, as long as their little princess wants to debut as a singer, there will always be plenty of excellent works for her to choose from.

This world is not a world of cultural decline; it has its own merits.

But for Lin Lin, this animation theme song has extraordinary significance.

Because it is "Voices of a Distant Star," which is Si Hua's debut work, and he also participated in the creation of this work, and was the voice of the female lead, Lin Jiamei.

If Si Hua is its father, then wouldn't I be... Ahhh!

Lin, the Steam Princess, is making a limited-time return.

Everyone is now waiting for Voice of a Distant Star to shine in this competition and win the championship.

And so, the time came to midnight on November 1st.

The official list of entries for the "Nanlin Global" Youth Original Audiovisual Art Competition in Guangnan Province has been released.

From the announcement of the competition to the submission deadline, the judging panel received more than 200 entries. After excluding some entries that did not meet the requirements, 213 entries were approved for public display online.

Thirteen of these works were clearly of high quality and were designated as works of special interest by the judging panel, thus qualifying them directly for the final judging.

In addition to the 13 works receiving special attention, the works that remain in the top 17 of the public vote will also be eligible to participate in the final judging.

In other words, 30 works will be able to enter the final judging stage of this original audiovisual competition and compete for the comprehensive award and special awards.

The month-long online public announcement period will also determine the only award entirely based on online voting: the Most Popular Award.

Voices of a Distant Star is certainly among these 13 works receiving special attention.

Countless netizens eager to get the latest gossip immediately clicked on this work, which was ranked first among their special attention posts.

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"Waaaaah, how could this happen?"

Xiao Mei, who has now started high school, secretly turned on the video of "Voices of a Distant Star" during a boring physics class after being recommended by her new classmates.

The headphones, concealed by her long hair, did not reveal her subtle actions.

Five minutes later, she finally couldn't hold back her tears and began to sob softly in front of her teacher and classmates.

"What's wrong, Xiao Mei?"

A young physics teacher saw one of his students suddenly start crying in class.

He panicked immediately. These were his first students, and he had been diligently preparing lessons late into the night every day, revising his lesson plans repeatedly...

They were afraid of not doing well.

Did they really mess it up?

Is my own class really that difficult?

It even made the students cry. To put it bluntly, this is a teaching accident!

It's over.

Hearing her teacher's anxious and concerned words, and recalling the female protagonist's grievances and the male protagonist's helplessness in the video, Xiao Mei burst into tears.

"Teacher, sob sob, I don't understand... what does 'light-year' mean...?"

"ha?"

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"A masterpiece! This is absolutely a masterpiece!"

"It's so touching, I almost cried!"

"My girlish heart is finally awakened..."

Kuang Qiang, who had slept past 8 a.m. and decided to stay in bed and play on his phone, saw an animated video shared in a group chat by his computer science roommate on his WeChat Moments.

Entries from the "Nanlin·Global" Youth Original Audiovisual Art Competition in Guangnan Province.

A competition in a place I've never heard of before, and it's in Guangnan Province, which is far to the south and, in my stereotypical view, is full of landlords and landladies.

Most importantly, the participants were a group of middle school students.

In the eyes of this sophomore "veteran," the word "teenager" sounds childish and immature, and is no longer like him.

I am now an adult who can look down on teenagers.

But since we're idle anyway, and Chinese people believe that once you're here, you're already here.

This time, I saw it even after scrolling through my feed; it was forwarded by my roommate, a homebody who never posts on social media.

You'll have to taste the saltiness to see if it's salty or bland.

Moreover, the video's cover features a cute girl crying in a futuristic cockpit, with a giant humanoid mech behind her.

Sci-fi! Girls! Mecha!

Be alert!

Well, I'll reluctantly offer my critique of the playful antics of today's kids.

Five minutes later, Kuang Qiang had already let his tears soak his pillow.

He was completely unprepared; he went there just to see them make a fool of themselves.

As a result, he became a laughing stock.

He saw an animated short film of such high quality, conveying such rich emotions... The description said it was a PV?

Is this a type of music video? The song is so good.

Who is the singer?! I want to follow her!

Oh right, share! I have to share!

Kuang Qiang, already a Weibo native, casually opened Weibo, posted a link, and wrote a caption.

"This is the most touching animated PV I've ever seen in my life! A masterpiece!"

Forward!

After thinking about it, Kuang Qiang, inexplicably, tagged a fan in the comments section of this Weibo post, an older woman named Yan Zhiyu Zhile.

"Come and see the works of these young people, watch them carefully, and learn from them!"

However, he did not receive a reply immediately, but Kuang Qiang did not care. It is normal for middle-aged people not to go online often.

However, his post was forwarded tens of thousands of times in a short period of time, and the number of comments was also frighteningly high.

This is the third time he has enjoyed the pleasure of being closely watched by many people on the Internet.

The first time I shared this was that "High School Observation Diary," which was about a high school teacher recording how his students would sneak into the multimedia classroom to make animations...

The second one was a sci-fi mecha drawn freehand by some genius...

Ok?

Why does it feel so strangely familiar?

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Finally, Saturday arrived and school was over. Yan Ziyu felt lucky that she could spend a day at home tomorrow to recharge.

At least it allows them to catch their breath during the intense senior year of high school.

However, I heard that the good days of having one day off per week are coming to an end.

A parent from the next class complained to the education bureau, saying that it's irresponsible to allow senior high school students to have only one day off per week.

Are these parents trying to drive us to our deaths?

The suffocating pressure of my senior year of high school was almost suffocating me.

Will we no longer have leisure time like this in the future?

With that thought in mind, Yan Ziyu turned on her phone, which she hadn't used for six days. Several notifications popped up immediately, beeping and beeping—text messages, WeChat messages, QQ messages…

And Weibo?

Upon clicking, I was surprised to find it was from that kind netizen who had reminded me of my blind spots in reading and my insufficient reading volume.

Thanks to his reminder, I've started a new reading experience. I love Chu Liuxiang so much!

In short, this netizen is a good person.

Now this kind person has tagged himself in the comments section of the video he shared.

"Can't you let me watch and learn properly?"

So the high school girl, heeding the advice, clicked on the video...

Five minutes later.

The little girl, wiping away her tears, paused for a moment, then replayed the PV. She had never seen such a delicate and moving animation before.

Thank you, kind netizen from afar.

So she clicked on the profile picture of this person, A-Qiang, whose ID was "Loves Fried Noodles with Soybean Paste," found the private message button, and sent a heartfelt thank you.

"Read and thank you for sharing. Wishing you a happy life."

The other party replied quickly, without any text, only three question marks.

"???"

Huh? What does that mean?

Xiao Yan was a little confused.