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

Sun Wukong, wielding his golden cudgel, rides on his somersault cloud.

The celestial palace was faintly visible through the clouds.

Despite trying my best to recreate the appearance, it still falls short of the one drawn by the art studio. I wonder if it's because my impression of Liu Xiao Ling Tong is too deeply ingrained.

The drawing has a kind of illusionary feel, like a combination of an art studio and Liu Xiao Ling Tong's version of a monkey.

"never mind."

"That's fine then."

"I really did my best."

Because the energy was already used up once during the day in the morning, the body is in a state of depletion.

Although I gained another boost after leveling up my character in the afternoon, it was only for the newly added parts, enough to draw for only two hours.

When he lacks energy, he cannot guarantee that every scene will be accurately presented to the reader.

If readers cannot see this, it will result in a gap in the storyline of the comic strip.

"It's getting late."

"Go to sleep."

He Zhou glanced at the darkening sky outside, closed his eyes, and began to rest.

Tomorrow is Sunday.

That's perfect for a whole day of drawing.

...

in reality.

When Tian Xiaoxi saw that the protagonist of He Zhou's havoc in the Heavenly Palace was actually a monkey, her brows furrowed immediately.

"what?"

"A monkey?"

Looking at the imposing figure wielding the golden cudgel and wearing a tiger-skin skirt, she began to question the meaning of life.

A monkey as the main character?

Where does this sense of immersion come from?

Can someone imagine themselves as a monkey?

Chapter 76 Old He has his own account now? (Seeking first subscriptions! Seeking monthly votes!)

Readers were furious when they saw that He Zhou had only drawn a cover and then went to sleep. They suddenly remembered everything that had just been forgotten about the previous hiatus.

Who else could have made Lao He do this?

Who else could it be but Tian Xiaoxi?

[Tian Xiaoxi! Is that you?!]

Do you know how long I've waited? I finally got this little bit of comic! And all I got was the cover!

[Tian Xiaoxi! You're instigating Lao He! I'll twist your head off!]

"It wasn't me!!!"

Tian Xiaoxi looked at He Zhou, who was already sleeping in a V-shape in the comic, and then looked at the drawing she was still making on her computer. She couldn't help but let out a long howl.

Do the heaviest work!

They received the harshest scolding!

How dare she be such a wronged child!

He slammed the pen down.

Quit it!

Tian Xiaoxi sneered, "I'm staying up all night, and you're sleeping! Is that fair? Why should I..."

I had barely finished speaking when I saw a message from the editor.

[Baiyun: Your reading comprehension of the comic is good enough to qualify you for the first round of the new book competition on the Hot-Blooded Manga Channel.]

[Baiyun: Your data was originally a little short, but one of the operations staff really liked the part about the demon child in your comic, so they gave you a boost.]

The comic book industry is extremely volatile these days.

Not only are there many practitioners, but almost everyone has the habit of reading comics.

...

Comics can be divided into hand-drawn versions that can be viewed on mobile apps, animated versions that can be viewed on mobile phones and computers, and live-action film and television rights.

Finally, we come to the most troublesome, yet also the most viewed AR glasses version.

AR animation is already quite mature in AR glasses.

It can almost achieve the effect of being in a comic book world. AR animation is not only easier to make, the technology is more mature and cheaper, but it also does not require spending money on celebrities, and the effect is even better.

With these multiple positive factors combined, the animation industry experienced explosive growth, much like a snowball rolling downhill.

The user habits have been thoroughly cultivated, with nearly 10 billion users ranging from the elderly to the young.

Under such circumstances, a huge number of people enter the industry every year.

However, one needs to pass through all the competitions to be selected, as the website has limited production capacity and with a huge number of comic artists, there are far more wolves than sheep.

Currently, Tian Xiaoxi is competing in the action-packed manga category of the app version.

Even at the very bottom of a second-level page, it was still fiercely contested.

"Me...me...me!"

She clenched her fists excitedly: "Did I finally get to participate in the PK?"

...

I've been running around naked for so long.

More than a dozen comic books!

Finally, one of them reached the PK threshold.

Tian Xiaoxi's eyes reddened with excitement, and she gulped down several mouthfuls of cola.

Only fifty comics in each category can enter the competition each week.

However, there are a huge number of new books every week, and many choose to keep them free and stubbornly accumulate popularity for the upcoming competition.

Tian Xiaoxi's book was released when it was only five or six chapters in, and she did not choose to make it free like others, so she was at a disadvantage compared to others.

She looked at the words "[The operations team loves watching Demon Boy]" and her head drooped in frustration.

But she got into the PK round not because of her own skill level, but because of He Zhou!

If the competition can progress through the app's categories, from the main page to the animated competition on the video platform, and finally to the animated AR competition...

This is an opportunity to make a name for yourself.

While I was hesitating...

Suddenly, Tian Xiaoxi remembered her childhood.

...

Her grandfather was still alive at that time.

He was a very poor amateur cartoonist.

What I talked to her about most was...

"Xiao west."

"One should be upright and honest."

"We content creators must have the right values ​​to be qualified content creators."

"Don't take money that isn't yours, and don't take things that aren't yours."

Do you know?

Grandpa's voice still echoed in her ears. Tian Xiaoxi thought about her hesitation just now, feeling frustrated and guilty.

grandfather!

But I'm very poor...

She hesitated for a moment.

So what if we're poor!

Cooperation...cooperation requires sincerity!

Tian Xiaoxi gritted her teeth, but still sent a message to the editor.

[Tian Xiaoxi: Yun Da, could you help He Zhou apply for a comic artist account and set "Monster City" as a collaborative comic between him and me in the backend?]

[Tian Xiaoxi: He drew many of the comics in this collection.]

[Tian Xiaoxi: Since we're going to have a competition, everyone needs to see that this comic is something I co-created with him.]

It’s over.

Tian Xiaoxi slumped onto the recliner, feeling dejected, and slapped her right hand with her left hand in frustration.

Originally, one person shared the fans.

Now He Zhou definitely has all the fans...

...

The account was registered using He Zhou's ID card, so he can easily retrieve it by scanning his face later.

The co-creation process was not her backend operation, but rather the website's backend operation.

After it's uploaded, a new avatar of He Zhou will be added next to Tian Xiaoxi's avatar below the comic.

"But with such a strange backend, I don't know if the application will be successful."

Tian Xiaoxi muttered to herself.

She didn't tell Bai Yun about He Zhou's special circumstances, only saying that He Zhou himself was too lazy to do it.

Baiyun also expressed her understanding.

...

Five minutes later.

Although it is not displayed in the background.

But Baiyun sent a message.

[Baiyun: It's all taken care of.]

[Baiyun: Take a look.]

Tian Xiaoxi couldn't access He Zhou's backend for comic artists, but she could see He Zhou's name prominently displayed next to hers in the list of comic artists under "Monster City" on the app.

So fast?

Why can't she operate anything else in the backend, but the account linked to He Zhou is so fast?

She stared at the comic book strangely, a bizarre thought flashing through her mind, but she didn't dwell on it.

It's about co-creation.

This isn't the first time the website has done this.

Other comic artists also collaborated on the project.

...