Chapter 55 Ahhhhhhh~

Qili Xiangdu.

Seeing that Wang Luoqi's cell phone had not responded for such a long time, Wen Yan also started to do his own things.

However, he also felt a little regretful in his heart. He originally wanted to gain more anger points from the little girl.

After all, he is now going to start serializing comics online, and his drawing skills are only intermediate.

Although comics have higher requirements for storyline than painting skills, he still wants to draw better illustrations.

Because this was the first entertainment work he had handled at Blue Star, he felt that he had to try his best.

Well, he is a person who pays more attention to the sense of ritual, and he cares about his first time very much.

Ahem, just kidding.

He just didn't want to let down Mao Xiaole's work.

Because Ah Shai is also his childhood memory!

Therefore, he wanted to upgrade his painting level to an advanced level as soon as possible.

Only the higher the level of the drawing skill, the better the illustrations he draws will be.

Only then can he bring this work to his readers in Blue Star with a better image.

He is a person with a strong sense of professional ethics.

Since he chose comics as his starting point as a great entertainer, he must give readers a better reading experience.

It's not because he doesn't want to waste too much time on drawing that he wants to improve his drawing level in order to achieve faster drawing speed.

He just regards readers as food and clothing parents and considers issues completely from their perspective.

He is not lazy.

Well, that’s the case, I won’t accept any refutation. [Dog head jpg]

hey-hey

However, who would have thought that this girl could not help but tossing things around. He had just made a move and she was already ruined.

This is really careless.

While Wen Yan was cursing, he opened the drawing software on his computer and began to draw the sketch of the characters on the digital tablet.

Due to this period of practice and his intermediate drawing skills, he has become proficient in operating a digital tablet.

While drawing, he was still recalling the plot of "A Shai on Line" in his mind.

Carefully sort out the main plot of the story.

Wen Yan also understood why so many time-travelers, the senior Wenzhaogongs, did not extend their sinful hands to Ah Shai, a phenomenal Chinese comic.

Because Ah Shai is involved in too many earthly cultures. Unlike the three kingly animations of Dead Fire Sea, they are all independent entities, which is more suitable for the transfer of Wenzhao Gong.

For example, take the character Xiao Chong. The narcissistic nickname he gave himself is Linghu Chong.

Ah Shai, a bad friend, changed his nickname to Linghu Cong.

There are many fans of Jin Yong on the earth. When they see the name Linghu Chong, they will naturally think of the romantic young man who plays the Dugu Nine Swords.

When seeing Xiao Chong again, the image of this flat-headed brother will naturally form a sharp contrast, and readers will also smile knowingly.

But there are no fans of Jin Yong in Blue Star, not even the popular martial arts novel "The Swordsman".

Naturally, this dramatic conflict will no longer be used, and the contrast in the plot will be greatly reduced.

However, Wen Yan was not prepared to change it. He just used this name simply as a homophonic joke, and there was actually a market for it.

Similar plots include Wangcai in Journey to the West, Rukawa Kaede in Slam Dunk, and Brother Haonan in Young and Dangerous.

These character memes, homophonic memes, and Wen Yan derived from Earth’s classic works are not going to be changed.

After all, he will not let go of these classic works, and will carry them to Blue Star one by one in the future.

On Earth, Mao Xiaole uses these classic works to attract traffic to "A Shai on Line", striving for greater exposure and readers' sense of involvement.

But in Blue Star, Wen Yan can also do the opposite.

He published Ah Shai first, and then he published these works later. It was Ah Shai who led the way for these works.

The order of these works actually makes little difference to Wen Yan.

Because, whether it is Ah Shai or the classic works mentioned in Ah Shai, if you want to spread them on Blue Star, you need to go through the initial accumulation of popularity.

Moreover, the content and audience of Ah Shai are more geared towards the primary and secondary school market, which can be better accepted by young people.

Anyway, Wen Yan is still young and has no pressure in life. With Rebate Ji here, he doesn't have to rush to make money.

Therefore, he has a lot of time to grow up with readers.

Ah Shai can also be regarded as a catalog of works. As he unlocks more works, this catalog will gradually be filled up.

Gee, from this perspective, it’s actually quite exciting.

The author and the readers grow up together and share the same memories of childhood, adolescence, adolescence, middle age, and old age, these important stages of life.

Is this a story of mutual companionship?

Thinking of this, Wen Yan also stopped drawing. He wanted to write out Ah Shai's opening dialogue first.

In this way, after appropriate modifications, he can also add the most suitable illustrations to the storyline.

Ah Shai: "Hi, hello everyone! I am the protagonist of this comic, and everyone calls me Ah Shai!"

"Actually, my original name was Ah Shuai, but people said I wasn't handsome, so I changed my name to Ah Shuai."

"Let it decline, it's a fact anyway."

"As long as I can be the protagonist of a comic, many girls will notice me."

…

Wen Yan clicked and scrolled the keyboard with his little hands. It retained more than 90% of the storyline, but deleted the plot that really didn't make sense on the Blue Star.

"Ring ring ring"

"Ring ring ring"

While he was typing vigorously, the business machine on the table rang again. This time it was not the "ding dong" sound of a message, but a direct phone call.

Wen Yan stopped typing on the keyboard, took the phone and took a look at the contact - eldest niece!

Wen Yan's eyes lit up slightly when he saw the call from his eldest niece.

It turns out that "Angry Princess" was not ruined!

He had regretted it for a long time just now. He felt that his move was too dark and he scared "Angry Ji" away.

Unexpectedly, it didn't take long for someone to call me.

Or did he come on his own initiative?

If you don’t take advantage of her, wouldn’t you be a bit sorry for your readers?

After all, the reason why he needs anger points is to improve the level of his painting skills.

Isn’t this just giving benefits to readers in disguise?

Wen Yan thinks this logical relationship is very reasonable.

While thinking about how to get rid of "Angry Ji", Wen Yan answered the phone.

He wasn't worried about exposing his identity.

After all, a seven or eight-year-old girl is still easy to fool.

He just cheated her with two Lele beans, and he didn't take her to see goldfish, which was such a heinous thing.

Why is he afraid to admit his identity?

Moreover, maybe the little girl will bring unexpected surprises after knowing his identity.

For example, another wave of anger points.

But as soon as Wen Yan connected the phone, he heard the roar of an evil dragon coming from the other side:

"Ahhhhh~"

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