Cheng Xiaoshi Searches for the Truth in Link Click Season 3 Trailer

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The final trailer for Link Click Season 3 Part 1 forces Cheng Xiaoshi to go back to his origins to find the truth.

Studio LAN has dropped the final PV in anticipation of the first part of Link Click‘s third season. A book about supernatural powers and its origins lead the characters to a mysterious organization called the Sharo Society and may answer the questions that have been plaguing Cheng Xiaoshi’s mind. Cheng Xiaoshi’s desperate pleas to go back, to return to the past bring the trailer to a close, but not before a young child’s voice brightly says, “Promise to meet at our old meeting spot!”

The donghua, created and directed by Li Haoling, premiered on April 30, 2021 where the first season ran for 11 episodes. Season 2 premiered on July 14, 2023 for 12 episodes. A prequel season, titled the “Bridon Arc” launched with six episodes in December 2024. The original donghua also inspired a Chinese live-action drama and a Japanese live-action drama.

Link Click follows best friends Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang who run a photo studio where they help clients with their various regrets using their powers. With a simple high five, Cheng Xiaoshi is able to possess the person who took a photograph while Lu Guang has the ability to see what happened 12 hours after the photo has been taken. The donghua first premiered on Funimation, marking it as the streaming platform’s first donghua, and quickly rose to popularity with its unique plot and storytelling.

杨润泽 performs the opening theme song “Time” and 饭卡 performs the ending theme song “Zero.”

The donghua can be watched on Crunchyroll but the streaming platform has not confirmed if the third season will be available there. Season 3 Part 1 airs on August 14 on Bilibili.

Source: YouTube


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