New Century Anime Warrior

To be honest, Si Hua was a little disappointed when she saw this somewhat mushy dirty water.

It has absolutely no offensive power.

From the very beginning of his transmigration, having already decided to dedicate his life to reposting anime and manga works, Si Hua abandoned any hesitation or second-guessing...

If you're going to do it, do it hard.

Therefore, he started planning his response well in advance, which can be considered as anticipating the current situation of being questioned.

While producing "Voices of a Distant Star," I also started producing the short drama "High School Observation Diary."

Moreover, the information was disseminated from the perspective of Qiu Yin, a high school teacher, who was a third party.

Occasionally, some lines from "Voices of a Distant Star," concept designs, music excerpts, or even 3D modeling details will appear, but they are all deliberately hidden and not very noticeable.

It involves proactively revealing hidden Easter eggs, but not completely revealing them.

What appear to be videos of teachers entertaining themselves are actually all stories centered around the theme of "a student secretly creating some kind of artwork".

The "My Hands Are the Ruler" series of creative videos that I released on Bilibili under the ID "Cheng Ge" is not just to fully record the entire process of my creative activities such as hand-drawing, modeling, and music notation.

Most importantly, it records the time when the creation began. With a clear time record, there are many possible interpretations.

This is a top-notch prediction from a long-time office worker, highlighting the importance of leaving a record of one's work.

With this evidence, we can deliver a series of swift, accurate, and powerful blows when faced with doubts.

That's what I mean by anticipating your prediction.

Sa!

Si Hua is now waiting for the right opportunity.

It allows him to strike a pose like he's slicked back his hair with blue-dyed hair gel, and then utter a catchy movie line with a smirk.

"Hehehe, they finally fell for it."

By the way, did Aizen comb his hair with one hand or both? Did he also crush his glasses along with it?

boom!

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The room door was suddenly opened.

Si Hua, who was practicing his chuunibyou (delusional) poses in the study, suddenly froze.

Maru, you were caught having a seizure!

so awkward!

I didn't dare turn around, hoping it was just my imagination!

"Ahem, it's me, no one else."

After a moment of silence, Chen Yu's voice came from behind. He knew that his brother was someone who had a lot of inner monologues, and he was already used to his occasional bursts of chuunibyou (middle school syndrome).

They also knew that Si Hua usually pretended very well, and when he had an episode, it was only in his own room or in an empty environment.

Even his parents didn't know their son had this hobby.

"Oh, oh, oh, thank goodness!"

Si Hua breathed a sigh of relief and quickly got off the desk, muttering, "You could have at least said something when you came in!"

"Okay, I'll definitely do it next time."

"Why did you come here today?"

Chen Yu didn't stand on ceremony. He walked in and sat down in a chair, scrolling through something on his phone.

"My family asked me to bring you some ribs from a local pig. They were just slaughtered, and they said it's a breed that's perfect for drying into cured meat at home."

He casually answered Si Hua's question, handed him his phone, and then said something that left Si Hua a little confused: "I'll show you something. It seems that the backup plan you mentioned before might not be useful."

"ha?"

When I took the phone, I saw a long blog post from someone called "Pixel Hyena," titled "Young People These Days Are Terrifying."

Recently, I've been obsessed with an anime PV called "Voices of a Distant Star". I'm sure many of my fans have seen it too.

To be honest, this animation is really well made. The songs are beautiful, the plot is touching, the production is excellent, and it's a rare sci-fi campus romance theme in our domestic animation.

It is clearly a top-notch work meticulously crafted by a professional team.

Then someone told me that this was made independently by a high school student... This scared the crap out of me on the spot!

This is something I've never seen before, and I must strongly support this young student.

I immediately forwarded the PV to all my personal accounts.

But soon I received many private messages from strangers saying that this so-called personal creation was fake, a fabricated "genius" persona created to gain fame and publicity... basically implying that this student was cheating.

But who am I, Old Dog?

A 21st-century internet Sherlock Holmes, a hyena with pixel-perfect analytical skills and lightning-fast reflexes—I just raised a paw and discovered the truth…

Okay, actually, I received a private message from a fan named @爱吃炸酱麵的阿强, who provided me with some very noticeable clues.

He also shared some interesting content himself, and everyone is welcome to follow him.

Getting back to the main point, it's said that this "Voices of a Distant Star" has a clear connection to several popular videos that Ah-Qiang had previously watched, which is quite exciting news.

Then I carefully studied the videos he sent me, and hey, there were some surprises.

Let's look at these places...

What followed was a series of screenshots, all of which showed details in "High School Observation Diary" and "My Hands Are a Ruler" that were similar to those in "Voices of a Distant Star".

The most outrageous thing is that in the second episode of "High School Observation Diary", he noticed that the 3D model of the tail of the spaceship that flashed by on the computer screen was almost identical to the hand-drawn warp drive in the first episode of "My Hands Are Rulers".

Even Si Hua himself didn't notice this. He had just randomly opened a half-finished 3D model, which was only temporarily used as a background image. He didn't expect it to be the same angle as the final product.

The original intention was simply to let the audience know that the high school student in the video could use modeling software, nothing more.

Unexpectedly, this was also used as a specially designed clue by the blogger.

So you're really going to use a microscope to look at the images?

It truly lives up to its name as the Pixel Hyena.

He not only deconstructed the clues in the visuals, but also the background music.

The few seconds of a tune that the male student, whose face never appears in the diary, hummed was found by this hyena in "Voices of a Distant Star" with a basically identical rhythm and melody, and he even marked the exact minute and second of it.

Not to mention that some episodes of "My Hands Are the Ruler" are simply variations of the theme song, to the point that they don't even need to act.

This confirms that these two videos and "Voices of a Distant Star" are all about the same person and doing the same thing.

The long article concludes with a summary from this pixelated hyena.

Judging from the diary and hand ruler video series, the author of "Voices of a Distant Star" must have started working on this PV around mid-July.

Beforehand, Old Dog studied the competition rules and found that there was no prohibition against contestants using their previous works, nor was there an explicit prohibition against outsourcing.

Under such relaxed conditions, everything is judged solely on results. This is indeed a characteristic of corporate competitions, where fairness is not the core pursuit of capital.

As for how contestants with particularly outstanding works can prove that these are their own works, it depends on whether they can provide convincing materials, like the author of "Voices of a Distant Star".

It's hard to say whether he deliberately released these videos as evidence or if it was accidental.

If it was intentional, then Old Dog can only say that this person is truly terrifying, having laid out the plan long ago.

Old Dog even felt that if he hadn't posted this long Weibo post first, it was very likely that this Si Hua would have personally come down to prove his innocence.

As for its credibility, you should watch his videos.

This high school student openly shared many details of his creations. For example, he can accurately draw complex machines by hand without the aid of a ruler, and he does so very quickly.

Judging from his proficiency in transcribing sheet music using professional software, he does indeed have a certain musical foundation.

Regardless of whether he composed the theme song, it's hard to say for sure that he hired a ghostwriter.

If there are still doubts about the music creation aspect, the composers could be allowed to conduct live broadcasts in the future.

We'll give this student a set topic and ask them to improvise some melodies to prove it. Music is music; if it sounds good, it sounds good. It's hard to convince others if you just insist on it...

The article was lengthy and presented various pieces of evidence and inferences, even predicting some of Si Hua's subsequent actions. Indeed, there are smart people everywhere.

Moreover, his words implied approval of Si Hua.

Young man, you've found a way to broaden your horizons!

Si Hua nodded as he read, agreeing that more people should see this article.

See, that's what professionalism looks like.

This long post criticizing the haters came a bit too early; it seems like it hasn't hooked up with many hidden culprits yet, which is a shame.

With that thought in mind, Si Hua glanced at the number of reposts of this long article...

Huh? It's been a day since it was posted, and it only has a little over 50,000 reposts and less than 100,000 likes...

Wait, #High school student hand-draws the universe#?

How did this topic manage to reach second place on the trending topics list?

Were Weibo's data really this low in its early days?