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After seeing the system notification, Luo Xiao opened the system panel and began to check her current number of fans and her update request value.

[Host]: Luo Xiao

[Remaining lifespan]: 3 years

[Update Request Points]:

【fan】:

【Attributes】: Constitution (15), Strength (13), Agility (16), Intelligence (17), Hand Speed ​​(13) -- Normal standard value is (10)

[Talent/Skill]: Thought Imprint, Swift Pen

[Item/Props]: Frozen Tilapia

[Books]: The complete set of "The Three-Body Problem"

I was shocked when I saw it. I didn't expect that in addition to the number of fans increasing so much, I also gained so many more "urging points" for updates.

Why is this "request for updates" value so bad? Is it even worth keeping?

Despite the complaints, Luo Xiao was also somewhat surprised by the ability of "The Three-Body Problem" to attract fans.

He vaguely remembered that when the first book of "The Three-Body Problem" was first released, it did not attract much attention, and even the second book was not very popular.

It was precisely for this reason that Liu Cixin originally only intended to write up to the second part of "The Three-Body Problem". However, the "Three-Body Problem" series suddenly became a hit, so Liu Cixin immediately began writing the third part of "The Three-Body Problem".

In Teyvat, a continent where science fiction novels had never appeared before, the first half of the first book of "The Three-Body Problem" garnered such a large number of readers and fans in just three days.

He gently flipped through the system panel, his heart filled with countless emotions.

Although the number of fans is only a little over 10,000, it is already a rather astonishing number on the relatively small continent of Teyvat.

While the population here isn't as exaggerated as in the game, it's certainly not sparse.

The Teyvat continent in this world, while not as vast as the Teyvat continent in the game, may have fewer than 100 people in the entire country, but its population is not particularly large.

Taking Fontaine as an example, the combined population of the upper and lower districts is only about three million, unlike on Blue Star, where even a small county town can have hundreds of thousands of people, and the number of people who can afford to buy a newspaper every day is only about fifty or sixty thousand.

Unfortunately, the gap between the rich and poor in the upper and lower districts is actually quite large. Fontaine may appear technologically advanced, but in reality, it has many poor people, just like the current situation on Earth.

Luo Xiao knew in her heart that in this technologically advanced country with a huge gap between the rich and the poor, having 10,000 readers and fans was already a very good achievement.

His gaze fell on the system panel again, and he pondered to himself.

He has only written two chapters of "The Three-Body Problem" so far: "The Three-Body Game" and "The Rebellion." The truly exciting part is far from over.

Luo Xiao believes that as the story unfolds, the influence of "The Three-Body Problem" will continue to expand, and his number of fans will continue to grow.

As dusk falls in Baisong Town, the crowds on the streets gradually thin out, leaving behind the weariness and hustle of the day.

Navia stood on the street corner, a hint of anxiety barely perceptible in her eyes.

She, Luo Xiao, and the other members had been searching around this small town for several days, but the clues to "Xiao Xiao" remained as elusive as a mirage.

Ouf's arrival was like a sudden gust of wind, shattering Navia's inner peace.

As the head of the novel column at Steambird Newspaper, Ou Fu's anxiety was palpable; her eyes were filled with anticipation, but also with undeniable pressure.

Faced with Ouf's persistent questioning, Navia could only honestly tell him about her current predicament.

"I'm...sorry, we still haven't found any clues about that teacher 'Xiao Xiao'..." Her voice was calm, but it couldn't hide the helplessness in it.

"We are doing everything we can to find clues, and we will never give up." Navia's words still conveyed a firm commitment.

Ouf gazed at Navia and ultimately chose to trust her. She nodded gently, turned and left, leaving behind a trace of barely perceptible worry.

After Ou Fu left, Luo Xiao felt a sense of relief and decided to help Navia get out of her predicament.

So he asked Navia for a day off, citing physical and mental exhaustion. Navia looked at Luo Xiao with a hint of concern in her eyes, but she didn't say much. She just told him to rest well, while she continued to lead the other members to search for clues.

He had just received a payment of 100 million Mora from Steambird Newspaper, which was undoubtedly a huge income for Luo Xiao.

Moreover, this is only the first installment of royalties. After each issue of the Steambird Newspaper's novel column is sold, Steambird Newspaper will deposit the royalties into Luo Xiao's bank account on time.

This immense wealth just fell into my lap like that!

You should know that 100 million Mora is a sum that the entire Rose Society might not be able to raise in cash!

In Teyvat, you can't get things done without Mora. If you don't have Mora, what's the difference between you and the guy next door who's just slacking off?

No, to be precise, it seems that none of the gods in Teyvat have any Mora.

Wendy, that guy, spends any money he earns from busking on alcohol, and he probably wouldn't have a single Mora even if he rubbed himself clean. Zhongli goes without saying, it's reasonable that Morax doesn't have Mora. As for the country bumpkin Lei, she doesn't have a penny when she goes out shopping either, a typical fishing village girl going to the city. Nasita is still a child and doesn't have any adults to give her pocket money, so naturally she can't afford Mora.

The question is whether the water goddess Funina possesses Mora. If she has Mora, she will be stripped of her divine status; if she doesn't, she will be stripped of her water status. This fool is in a dilemma.

After withdrawing 100 million Mora from the bank, Luo Xiao was filled with joy. With money in hand, she felt at ease.

Then, Luo Xiao put all 100 million Mora into the system backpack, which is the system's own backpack. It currently has one cubic meter of storage space and cannot store living things.

Although putting Mora in a bank could earn some interest, Luo Xiao was, after all, a transmigrator from Earth, and he had a lingering fear. In his hometown, banks were a vulnerable group.

Therefore, Luo Xiao was afraid that the bank would swallow up his Mora and then just find a temporary worker to claim that it was a mistake on the part of the temporary worker.

After putting Mora into his system inventory, he decided to take advantage of this rare break to go to Fontainebleau to buy a state-of-the-art Fontainebleau machine.

That's right, it's not a typo, it's "Typewriter Princess," a typewriter shaped like a cute little girl named Meloshen, which makes adorable purring sounds when you type.

Luo Xiao first went into the most famous machine shop in Fontainebleau, where all kinds of steam machinery were on display.

Soon, Luo Xiao's gaze was drawn to a uniquely designed typewriter. This typewriter was designed in the shape of a cute little girl named Meloshen, with exquisite and adorable details that revealed ingenuity.

Luo Xiao stepped forward, gently tapped the keyboard, and immediately heard a clear and melodious humming sound.

The voice sounded like a little girl playing, full of energy and fun, as if it were pressed against the body of the little girl Meilushin. Luo Xiao's lips involuntarily turned up. He knew that this was exactly the word-writing assistant he wanted.

Without hesitation, he spent 30 Mora to buy the typist and returned to his residence full of anticipation.

As he placed the typing device on his desk and gently tapped the keyboard, the unique, clear humming sound of the Merusin race rang out again, and Luo Xiao felt an unprecedented surge of writing inspiration welling up in his heart.

After purchasing the typography software, Luo Xiao returned to the residence of the Thorn Rose Society, his figure appearing somewhat lonely under the dim light.

He sat down at the table, opened the word processing software, and began to continue his writing.

His fingers flew across the typing pad, each word seemingly imbued with his perseverance and passion.

Soon, Luo Xiao also finished writing out the remaining parts of the first book of "The Three-Body Problem".

With the help of the writing assistant, coupled with her talent for "writing at lightning speed" and the complete set of "The Three-Body Problem" in her mind, Luo Xiao's writing speed greatly improved. In just one afternoon, she wrote a full 40,000 words, twenty chapters, which was just enough to meet the needs of the second issue of the Steambird Newspaper's novel column.

After printing out all the manuscripts, Luo Xiao put them in an envelope, labeled it with the pen name "Xiao Xiao," and then quietly slipped it into the Thorn Rose Society's mailbox...

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