I'm drawing an action-packed anime within a depressing one!

Let's stop here for now.

That's all for now.

He Zhou spent almost the entire afternoon of the "Basic Knowledge and Old Anecdotes" class on drawing.

This is a newly added course that mainly covers events that have occurred in the last 89 years, as well as changes and some common sense lessons on how to survive in this world.

"almost."

"I've already drawn more than half of it, and I'm out of energy. Let's take a break."

The moment the word "take a break" was uttered.

The readers immediately erupted in cheers.

[Aaaaaaah, it's gone?! It ended here! Tian Xiaoxi, come out and take your punishment!!]

Although Tian Xiaoxi is a plot device, it was drawn by Lao He.

I know! But I can't bring myself to scold Lao He! I can only scold Tian Xiaoxi instead!

The comments below were all saying, "Tian Xiaoxi, you deserve to die! What were you doing standing here?"

...

He Zhou threw down his paintbrush and almost burst out laughing when he saw their comments.

As soon as they mentioned Tian Xiaoxi, I glanced at my email and immediately saw the pictures and emails sent by Tian Xiaoxi.

[Tian Xiaoxi: This picture of mine is absolutely edited according to your instructions! High saturation! No raindrops! And the background is red! Is that okay now?]

Of course, you still haven't answered why you changed my main storyline. I believe absolute honesty is essential in any collaboration!

"..."

Absolute honesty?

I'm afraid you'll be terrified if you find out.

He Zhou did not intend to tell Tian Xiaoxi at this time that the current cooperation model was quite good.

If she knew she was actually inside this comic book, she might not be able to help, and it could easily cause things to go wrong, or even disrupt the balance of the collaboration.

Thinking of this, I wrote a small line of text in the upper right corner of the final scene.

[He Zhou: I have my reasons. The colors in this painting need to be brighter. From now on, paint in the revised style. I'll let you know if the collaboration goes smoothly.]

...

"He's really keeping me in suspense!"

"Does he think I'd fall for that?"

"and many more!"

Why are they all cursing me?!

in reality.

Tian Xiaoxi almost laughed out of anger as she stared at the string of comments that tagged her and insulted her.

Are they sick?!

Wealth and glory are none of my concern!

Is it all my fault for being scolded for not updating?

Ah ah ah ah ah!

While Tian Xiaoxi was angry, she stared at He Zhou's words "Smooth cooperation" and angrily picked up her paintbrush to start working on it.

It's just a matter of being a little brighter! A little more radiant! A little more passionate!

Anyone can do that!

In terms of technology, Tian Xiaoxi is a top-notch genius!

"I must prove myself!"

"Tian Xiaoxi! Are you even listening to me?!"

On the other end of the phone, after reading the latest update of the comic, Song Yaoyao couldn't help but ask, "Do you think Li Jing and his wife were really killed by Shen Gongbao?"

"And the people of Chentang Pass!"

"Have you finished reading it?"

Even though I know asking Tian Xiaoxi probably won't be of much use.

But as soon as she finished reading it, her heart jumped into her throat when she got to this part.

This feeling of being stuck in the middle is extremely uncomfortable.

...

Tian Xiaoxi thought for a moment and then made a decision without hesitation.

"Of course people will die!"

"..."

Song Yaoyao's heart sank.

"Is it possible that I won't die?"

"That's impossible!"

Tian Xiaoxi said decisively, "Based on my many years of experience as a comic book author, I'm telling you! This is the climax of the whole series! How can there be a climax if no one dies?"

"Because of a misunderstanding, Nezha's parents were killed. Nezha confronted Shen Gongbao and then killed him."

"Shen Gongbao learned before his death that it was actually the people from the Chan Sect who did it, but he had no way to get revenge. In the end, he gave a monologue before his death to clear his name."

When Tian Xiaoxi heard Song Yaoyao across from her fall silent, she patted her chest and assured her, "This is a setup! Do you even know what a setup is?"

After he finished speaking, he heard Song Yaoyao on the other end of the line breathe a sigh of relief.

"Thank you."

"I feel much better after hearing what you said."

"?"

Tian Xiaoxi puffed out her cheeks: "What do you mean?"

Song Yaoyao said casually, "You've never guessed the plot. Generally speaking, the plot development and direction in the first few episodes are basically the opposite of what you said!"

"After all, this part of the story was written by Lao He, so he probably wouldn't write it the way you said."

"I can rest assured that!"

Chapter 59: A Terrifying Thought (Please Read Further)

moment.

Song Yaoyao posted the plot that Tian Xiaoxi had just described in the group chat, and added a sentence.

[Song Yaoyao: Don't worry, everyone. I've already tried it. If the plot goes in reverse, it definitely won't follow this direction.]

Everyone below breathed a sigh of relief.

That's great, if that's the case, then we can watch it without worry.

Everyone felt a pang of sadness just seeing Nezha running wildly and crying while clutching his family's armor.

...

At this time.

A reader forwarded a post in a group chat: "[Make reasonable guesses: why did Shen Gongbao's father cut off his own arm? What chilling details did you notice?]"

Many people started analyzing it, and they actually found some details by flipping through the pages from beginning to end.

[Didn't you notice that Shen Zhengdao was using incantations? Unlike Shen Xiaobao, he wasn't relying on physical instincts; it looked more like Taoist magic.]

[Furthermore, Shen Zhengdao severed his arm after glancing at the Chan Sect banner below. Since Shen Gongbao was previously the captain of the demon-hunting team, Shen Zhengdao must have recognized the banner and known it belonged to his son's organization.]

Surprisingly, an analysis written by a film critic also appeared below.

"I rely on!"

"It's actually Li Feifei!"

Song Yaoyao was engrossed in reading the answers under the Q&A website she had been sharing when she saw an answer from a film critic with 30,000 followers, and she immediately sat up straight.

...

The long response below has a completely different line of thought, and it seems to be from a long-time comic reader who has been following the series from the first to the second part.

Film critic Li Feifei: Although the Chan Sect and the Jie Sect are only mentioned in a few fragments in the comics, as well as a few words about the Investiture of the Gods war, we can still piece together some of the truth.

The conflict between the Chan Sect and the Jie Sect actually refers to the conflict between human cultivators and non-human cultivators, as can be seen from the attitude of the Boundless Immortal.

The text analyzes many metaphors of the Chan and Jie sects, such as the Chan sect representing the elite class and the Jie sect representing the common people.

Only then did he begin to focus on analyzing the so-called Investiture of the Gods war.

The term "Investiture of the Gods" is unfamiliar to most people.

But if we rephrase it as "resource redistribution" or "weakening hostile forces," wouldn't it be easier to understand?

You ask me what hostile forces are? There's too little information available right now, so we can't know for sure, but we can sense that this is definitely a vast, very well-developed, and amazing worldview.

This can also be felt in the details, such as Shen Gongbao's desire to join the Twelve Golden Immortals in order to increase the demon race's influence.

Furthermore, Li Jing of Chentang Pass wanted to inform the Heavenly Venerable to revive Ao Bing, but Shen Gongbao's reply, "How could the Heavenly Venerable save the son of a dragon?" was already quite telling.

I will continue to follow this story and update you on the Chan Sect, the Jie Sect, and the map of this vast world.

...

"The Chan Sect and the Jie Sect?"

"This is a completely new worldview."

When Jiang Bai, an editor at an online novel website, saw this film review and the extensive analysis of a comic, he became quite curious.

Paying copyright fees to a brand-new, excellent worldview for the purpose of creating reasonable fan fiction and derivative works is a shortcut to achieving success.

Because novels and comics are so popular, the competition is so fierce, and fan fiction about highly popular comics has already been written countless times.

And this Nezha…

Although only one part has been released so far, and the second part is still in production, we can still catch a glimpse of the amazing world-building prototype in this one and a half parts.

When Jiang Bai saw the movie reviews, he immediately went to check them out.

I spent the entire morning looking at it.

After reading it, I immediately changed the themes I was planning to give to my struggling fans and pulled two top-notch fanfiction authors into the group.

Performance!

These are all sales figures!

...

Jiang Bai could already foresee that, although the unique update method of this comic was a bit of a hindrance, this series of comics would eventually become a huge hit.

After adding [Tail] and [Mochizuki] to the group, he directly shared the manga "Yokai City" with them.

[Jiang Bai: Aren't you guys looking for new material? Take a look at this.]

[Jiang Bai: Although it's still a new comic and you might not have read it yet, it has a vast world-building, the author has big ambitions, and the plot is very well-developed.]

[Tail: A new comic? I'll go check it out.]

But soon, after flipping through it a couple of times, seeing a bunch of inexplicable things that looked like outlines in the section about Yokai City works, and the completely novice-like plot and pretentious style of the first few chapters of the main text, Tail couldn't get into it at all.

"Can't you?"

"This comic doesn't seem to have any value in being revised."

"Could it be that the new editor has poor judgment? But that doesn't make sense, isn't he supposed to be a senior editor?"

With a mix of doubt and confusion about the new editor, I gritted my teeth and continued reading until I came across Black Cat Detective.