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Chapter 94 Comics
Ru Mi looked at the decisive word "No" on the screen, and his excitement instantly subsided, turning into a state of shock and fear.

She was just about to continue sending messages to Tang Yao.

Tang Yao's message came first: "The current beta version of the game, except for the plot related to the second singularity not being implemented, is basically the same as the public beta version. The same is true for Fate/stay night. And I don't believe you can complete the singularity plot and the existing plot of Fate/stay night in one night.

You should have finished playing the observation line of "Fate/stay night", right?

If you really want to, I can tell you... but are you sure you want me to spoil it?"

"..."

Ru Mi looked at Tang Yao's message and felt a little confused. She did push the observation line of "Fate/stay night" to the end of the current version yesterday. As for the singularity plot... it has not been moved on yet.

She believed that most people would first try the observation line... after all, they were all readers who had read "Fate/Zero".

But "Fate/stay night" was interrupted at the most critical moment!

It's so infuriating.

But it really makes people verbally spoiler...

Rumi finally replied: "Forget it..."

"Right."

"But why don't you finish Fate/stay night? It's so fun!"

"You update your comics weekly, how can you say that... You're a cartoonist too, don't you know how time-consuming it is to create art resources for mobile games? My small studio isn't doing well either, and a big-name cartoonist like you who can spend over a hundred thousand playing games definitely doesn't understand..."

"……All right."

When fans see this and think of the high-standard art of the mobile game, they really can't say anything to criticize it.

but……

Rumi hesitated for a moment, then suddenly asked, "Are you short of money? I can invest. I don't want a large stake, I just want to participate."

Although she didn't know the specific test data of the game, many comic readers on the forum were also pessimistic about it.

But as one of the first players of "Fate/Grand Order", after playing it, I have already realized the potential of this game.

"No, I'm afraid my investors will get jealous..."

the other side.

When Tang Yao saw this message, she hesitated for a moment and then refused.

If it was before, she might not have refused, but after the test data came out... she felt confident.

Even if you have to crawl, you have to crawl to the end...

"so……"

Jealous?

When Ru Mi saw this information, he felt regretful and a little strange.

Are they married? Is the husband an investor?
However, she didn't ask any more questions.

After all, the two of them had only chatted online, and the only focus was the game. But after venting that excitement, Rumi calmed down.

She remembered that she was a famous cartoonist and a predecessor of this "third-rate painter"... and with the burden on her mind, she felt embarrassed to ask further questions.

After all, she wasn't short of money... and she wasn't a professional investor. She just thought the game was fun and had potential, but she was still a little confused about how much potential it had.

So she felt it was a pity when Tang Yao refused, but it was just a pity.

The two chatted a little more.

Rumi exited the instant messaging software and prepared to open "Fate/Grand Order".

But the last moment the finger was on the game icon.

Ru Mi suddenly realized something, froze, and slowly put down the phone.

Can not be done!
The manuscript for this issue hasn’t been submitted yet!
Rumi, Rumi, how could you have fallen so low! You used to be such a self-disciplined person! You can't go on like this!

You don't usually play games! How could you forget your work just because of this little game?

Ok.

Ru Mi thought of this, put down his phone, patted his face, and picked up the pressure-sensitive stylus.

However, she held the pen in her hand, but couldn't put pen to paper. ... Speaking of the game's singularity plot, I only read the beginning and then went to recommend "Fate/stay night".

It seems like the subsequent plot of Singularity will be very interesting.

...About half an hour.

Just play for half an hour.

When Rumi thought of this, he mentally prepared himself, immediately put down the pressure-sensitive pen, picked up the phone again, and opened the game.

And soon.

Two hours have passed...

dong dong.

There was a sudden knock on the door and the assistant came to urge.

"teacher……"

Rumi suddenly woke up, looked up at the door, then looked at the time in the lower right corner of the screen in front of her... She felt terrible.

Why am I addicted again?

Rumi picked up the phone, looked at the game on the screen, and fell silent.

...It's so scary.

She couldn't even imagine it.

After the official public beta of this game, how much damage will it do to the 2D community...

……

It is still unknown how much damage the game has done to the two-dimensional community.

Anyway, it’s not big now…

After all, there were only two thousand people in the testing phase, which is really not a lot for the entire two-dimensional circle.

However, although there were not many, on the second day of the test, some beta testers came out to share their gaming experience and praised the game crazily.

But maybe there have been too many scams in the past two days... Most readers have seen too many people pretending to be beta testers, so they are skeptical at the moment.

When people heard that the game was a mobile game and a sequel to "Fate/Zero", more people thought it was nonsense.

Fate/Zero isn't even finished yet! Considering the time it took to make the game, could it be that a third-rate artist had already conceived the ending the moment they started the manga? And was they certain they wouldn't change it at all?

However, this situation did not last long, because several beta testers soon came out to show their support and released screenshots of the mobile game.

When seeing the exquisite illustrations, some readers believed it and asked in disbelief... Is this a mobile game?
But some readers remain skeptical.

Related discussions can be found everywhere on the forum.

And while they were discussing, "Fate/Zero" did not stop...the latest issue was also released.

This issue is also full of explosive moments... Whether it is Kirei, his apprentice, backstabbing Tokiomi, or Emiya Kiritsugu killing his father, it explains why he became so twisted.

They are all extremely exciting and fascinating.

On the one hand, there are discussions related to the game, and on the other hand, the plot of "Fate/Zero" itself has entered the second half. People die in every episode, and the plot unfolds at a rapid pace.

The two complement each other, and can be said to have pushed the popularity of the entire FATE series... spirally upwards!
At this point, even readers who don’t read “Fate/Zero” know about this comic.

Just as the popularity continued to rise, the second test of "Fate/Grand Order" ended, and there were actually quite a few problems.

But fortunately, there are no major problems that would cause a crisis.

The final test data is still very encouraging, and the seven-day retention rate is ridiculously high! !

Tang Yao also became more confident and no longer anxious. She began to steadily advance the third test... in preparation for the final public beta.

At the same time, the progress of the comics was accelerated.

Because she decided... to release the news of the public beta of "Fate/Grand Order" during the week when "Fate/Zero" was completed.

Directly allow readers to enter the game seamlessly.

(End of this chapter)