It had been a long time since she woke up naturally before nine o'clock. She lay on the bed for a while and prepared to go back to sleep. However, she tossed and turned and couldn't fall asleep. All she could think about was when Gu Congli circled her in front of her and leaned in her ear, saying "compensation".

Look.

She even had a dream the night before. In the dream, Gu Congli was a domineering president, pressing her against the wall, smiling evilly and saying, "You annoying little goblin, use your body to compensate me."

Already."

Shi Yin woke up with a fright and was covered in cold sweat.

I simply got up, took a shower, and walked to the study.

I originally planned to paint "Ebbing Tide" on the weekend, but because of Gu Congli's birthday, Shi Yin simply painted it in advance. Fortunately, it was still time to start. She was very passionate about the book and revised the storyboard draft several times before finally settling on the current one.

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What Shi Yin had discussed with the trembling civet cat before was that the film would be serialized on Weibo temporarily and would not be submitted to a publishing house.

Teacher Li Mao’s original words are as follows: [Anyway, I am writing this book for love. I don’t ask for any profit. I just want to see this novel become a comic. Let’s serialize it on Weibo now and read it later. ]

Shi Yin was so touched, and felt that the trembling civet teacher was more worthy of respect. Compared with such sentiments and virtues, his behavior of letting her draw without giving her the subsequent manuscripts became less objectionable.

Then she ignored that sentence of course and would read it later.

In this way, Shi Yin started working quickly with enthusiasm and serialized two episodes on Weibo in the form of a comic strip. The effect was even better than she imagined.

The second episode was retweeted and liked over 10,000 times.

Shivering Panda has not had any new works for a long time, and Weibo has been in a deserted state for a year. The two chapters of "Ebbing Tide" have once again brought him into everyone's sight.

Shi Yin gave him a big signature, and the comments and reposts were basically divided into two parts. At the beginning, Shi Yin had more fans, and later, gradually, they began to discuss the script and plot.

Later, there were some comments that seemed a bit strange.

[It’s a trembling tanuki ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhened or arised?

[I just saw it was Raccoon Cat. I had seen it serialized by this cartoonist in a magazine before. The plot was much inferior to this one. She definitely didn’t write it herself.]

[The civet cat is whining so loudly. Will I still be able to read your new book in my lifetime? 】

[Am I the only one who thinks this Shiyi is very opportunistic, using other people’s ideas and plots to gain followers? 】

[It is obvious that these two companies are cooperating...how did it become opportunistic? Wasn't the painting painted by her? 】

Shi Yin blinked, she was already such a Buddhist, but there was still such a suspected black fan?

She returned to the home page, and as soon as she refreshed it, she saw that the trembling civet cat had just posted a new Weibo.

[The Trembling Raccoon Cat: Recently, many readers have asked me about the plot of the follow-up book "Ebbing Tide". I originally planned to use the script to make a comic, but since everyone likes it, I decided to serialize this book in xx in the future. Please remember to read it.

oh.】

Shi Yin: "..."

Shi Yin:??????

Shi Yin looked at the Weibo post with "just now" in stunned silence, and found that her previous bad premonition had really come true.

This trembling civet cat told her to cooperate without showing her the follow-up plot, and even said that he wanted to make comics and not publish it as a novel, but she really believed it.

It goes without saying that Shi Yin has lost a lot of readers and fans after he stopped writing for so long. Shi Yin is different. She has been serializing comics for four years and has never had a break. Moreover, "Hong Ming Long Que" has been gaining momentum recently, and even the last issue was

The series ranking directly ranked third.

Even if Shivering Tanuki has godhood, he has several times more fans than Shi Yin. No matter which circle he is in, new authors and good-looking works are emerging one after another, and the mobility of readers and fans is very high.

At least for now, the cartoonist Shi Yi’s active fans and popularity are definitely higher than the author Shivering Civet Cat.

If Shivering Tanuki directly said that he was going to open a new book, it would certainly arouse the expectations and support of some die-hard fans, but the attention would never be comparable to what it is now.

He doesn't really just want to make comics, he's just waiting for her to help make them popular.

At this moment, Shi Yin was convinced that he was a fool.

The author has something to say: Gu Congli: Let me see who is plotting against my wife?

Thanks to Taozi Bai for the grenade

Thanks for drinking coke and making me burp x4, Xiaomao x2, my god is so pretty, netizen Xiaodong, I split my brain in half, Shao Si·, don’t be too salty, Su Anyan, a salted fish with three water, fattyfairy
Chapter completed!