The new TV animation "The Man Favored by the Gods" suddenly became popular and the clock-giving scene caused heated discussion

The new TV animation "The Man Favored by the Gods" which just started airing on October 4th has suddenly become popular recently. Even Japanese netizens exclaimed that they have learned something from it. It originated from a scene in the second episode that has just been aired. In the scene, a character gave someone an exquisite clock. Although perhaps young people nowadays do not pay much attention to this custom, it still caused heated discussion.

· "The Man Favored by the Gods" tells the story of a middle-aged Japanese office worker named Takebayashi Ryoma, whose life ended with illness. Although he was a failure in life, after his death, Ryoma was invited by the three gods to reincarnate as a child into a different world of swords and magic.

Blessed by the gods, Ryoma lives a leisurely life in the forest. While focusing on magic and hunting, Ryoma's most interesting work is to study the slimes he uses! Leading all kinds of slimes (including new species), interacting with honest and kind villagers, and singing praises to his second life. The slow-paced fantasy story of another world has officially begun.

"The Man Favored by the Gods" was not originally a particularly famous animation. It was just one of the many adaptations of fantasy novels from an island country. However, it has recently sparked heated discussions on the domestic agent B station, and even directly returned to its place of origin, Japan, causing Japanese netizens to exclaim that they have learned that homophony still plays an important role in Chinese traditional customs.