You were asked to make healing animations, but you've left the entire internet in mourning instead

Описание: "Animation? Isn't that just something for three-year-olds?"
"In this world, animation is synonymous with being childish and shoddily made. Adults who watch animation are ridiculed."
After traversing into a parallel universe, Su Bai discovered that the animation industry here was desolate, universally acknowledged by the film and television circle as the very bottom of the pecking order.
As a senior student in the animation department of a top-tier art college, faced with the requirement to produce a family-friendly animation for his graduation project, Su Bai recalled the masterpieces from Earth that had moved countless tough men to tears.
He decided to give the audience in this world a little shock. "Healing, you say? Alright, then this one it is."
Thus, an animation with a fresh and delicate art style, titled Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, made its debut at the graduation exhibition.
Initially, the judges and audience thought it was just another mundane school life story.
Until—
"Menma, I've found you!"
When the ending theme song played and the white-haired girl disappeared with a smile,
The entire venue was in tears! The entire internet was plunged into a wave of melancholy!
"Su Bai, are you a devil? Give me back my tears!"
"You promised it would be a healing series, but it turned out to be a heart-wrenching one! Yet I can't stop watching!"
But this was merely the beginning.
To prove that animation was not just a toy for children but also a medium for art, Su Bai casually unveiled Your Lie in April, leaving the classical music world in disarray;
He then presented Spirited Away, which clinched the highest golden award in world cinema!
From then on, he embarked on an unstoppable journey of leaving the entire internet in mourning. Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Clannad...
One tear-jerking masterpiece after another propelled Su Bai to the pinnacle of the animation world.
Su Bai: "I didn't want this either; it was all the system's fault!"