Teyvat: Girls who sell comics, please have some self-respect.

Two hours later.

Sumeru's first comic book store opened.

Upon hearing this, the people of the port flocked over.

Some of them had already heard about the comics, and many had even read a few from friends, but their knowledge was not comprehensive.

The opening of this comic book store caused quite a stir in the city.

"Everyone, slow down, don't rush!"

"Computers are plentiful, please line up!"

"5000 Mora per book, no deception! 20% discount if you buy the whole set."

"I'm sorry, we have a purchase limit here. You can only buy a maximum of 10 sets per day!"

Xingqiu didn't even have time to hold an opening ceremony before the store entrance was packed with people.

His prices are reasonable, and his comics are innovative.

There will naturally be people who like it.

Gradually, most of the 50,000 comic books were sold.

People started discussing it along the street; such novel things naturally attract a lot of attention.

Under a tree.

A boy was engrossed in reading a comic book.

He especially enjoyed the various magical duels in Under One Person.

What the boy didn't know was that a little bird was also reading comics above his head.

It craned its neck, unwilling to miss a single page.

Unfortunately, the boy was very young and only read comics for enjoyment, so he skipped over many exciting parts.

This caused the little bird great pain.

It wanted to watch from a different spot, but was afraid of being discovered.

Just then, the child's parents called him to eat, and the comic book was left on the table.

Upon seeing this, the little bird immediately swooped down.

It used its mouth to turn the pages and started reading from the beginning.

The content of the first volume was unremarkable, but the little bird learned a lot from it, while the content of the second volume was quite exciting.

It not only contains a wealth of Taoist knowledge, but also demonstrates a very insightful understanding of philosophy.

"What a wonderful comic! No wonder so many people like it."

The little bird murmured to itself.

I've often heard people talking about comics lately, but this is the first time I've actually seen one.

For example, this comic book in my hand.

It was really important to "her".

Not only can it relieve boredom, but you can also learn something from it.

The second volume was quickly finished, and the little bird closed the comic book with its own body before starting to read the third volume.

It must act quickly.

Otherwise, once the child has eaten his fill, he will never have another chance.

The contents of Volumes 3 and 4 are even more exciting than the previous ones.

It was the first time it had ever seen such a variety of mysterious magical duels, and it found it incredibly exciting to watch.

However, what the little bird likes most is the knowledge contained within it.

Whether it's communication between people or various Taoist philosophies, I always stop to watch it whenever I see it, and only reluctantly turn to the next page after I've memorized it.

The story quickly moves on to Chairman Feng's evaluation of Zhang Chulan.

Those who achieve great things do not concern themselves with trifles; patience and forbearance are always paramount.

"To endure?"

"But I have been patient for five hundred years, and the person who can break the deadlock has not yet appeared."

"When will this long period of time end?"

The little bird sighed in its heart.

But it quickly dismissed these bad thoughts. It had to hurry, otherwise the child would be gone when he came back.

Volume 5 and Volume 6.

The little bird was so engrossed in the comic story that it didn't even hear the approaching footsteps.

"Huh? Even birds like comics."

The sudden sound sent chills down the bird's spine, and it turned to flee.

But to everyone's surprise, the boy looked at it curiously and asked, "Do you like reading comics?"

The bird, which was about to leave, stopped moving.

The man and the bird stared at each other.

After a long while, the little bird slowly nodded.

The boy wasn't scared at all; instead, he exclaimed with delight, "Wow, you really can understand me! How about we read comics together? I won't catch you. I'm not that jerk Charlotte who likes to bully small animals every day."

The little bird nodded gently upon hearing this.

With the boy's help, reading comics became much easier for the little bird.

And this lasted for the entire afternoon.

The boy didn't see that the bird's eyes were growing increasingly weary.

Finally, when the boy finished reading the last page of Under One Person, he noticed that something was wrong with the little bird.

He asked worriedly, "What's wrong? You look very tired."

The little bird gently shook its head, then bowed to the boy.

The boy read the meaning of farewell in its eyes.

Then, accompanied by a startled bird cry, this wondrous journey came to an end.

The boy didn't understand what had happened, but he vaguely guessed that the little bird from before was probably not a bird at all, but some kind of magical thing reading comics through the bird.

Inside a palace.

The little girl, dressed in grass green, was covering her head and panting.

"It seems that not returning to the physical body for so long is really tiring."

"But I gained a lot from this experience."

"comics."

"It's really beautiful."

"If given the chance, I'd like to see more."

After a long while, the little girl calmed down.

The dim and quiet palace felt like a cage, locking her in this place.

The long period of solitude taught her many things, and today Nasida has learned many more things from comics.

Being patient doesn't mean doing nothing forever; otherwise, she wouldn't be able to leave even after another five hundred years.

The best way to get out of trouble is to find a spokesperson.

Otherwise, if she were trapped in the Pure Goodness Palace, the situation in Sumeru would never change.

To seek change, one must change one's mindset.

After reading the Under One Person manga, Naxida understood many things.

The overall ideology of Sumeru is wrong, chaotic, and utterly ignorant.

An excessive pursuit of knowledge will only lead them astray.

Just like that guy who's deep inside the interior.

Therefore, if we want to save the people of Sumeru and change the entire environment, we must shatter their naive and illusory dreams.

"But where should I begin? I need at least one person I can trust."

Although I have an idea, how to put it into practice is another problem.

So Nasita fell into deep thought in the darkness.

Chapter 179 Mona: I can't even tell fortunes from a bard?

The arrival of Valin

Night falls.

Su Han lay down calmly, having accepted the fact that he was being disturbed by the dream.

So, no matter what happens next.

He will accept it.

When I opened my eyes again, I had indeed entered a dream, or rather, a fragment of memory.

But this time it wasn't as clear as before.

It's like watching a video in 360P resolution; it's very blurry.

Su Han guessed that it was because this memory was not very vivid.

The days in my dreams were incredibly boring.