Senior, don't be afraid, I'll protect you.

Chapter 255 Fangirl Su Baizhou

The fragrant and delicious braised rabbit appeared in the pot.

Luo Ye even processed the rabbit meat and fed Su Youcai two pieces.

You know what, he actually ate quite well.

Rabbit stew with rice is absolutely delicious!

Plus, it was her senior's cooking that made Luo Ye able to eat three bowls of rice.

Today is the first day of the second year, and Luo Ye has a strange feeling.

This was the first time he hadn't had his aunt and uncle by his side during the New Year's Eve.

And this was also the first time he spent New Year's Eve with his girlfriend.

Because of their mountain climbing yesterday, Luo Ye and Fairy Senior didn't go anywhere today; they just stayed home to rest.

Watching TV, playing games, cooking, eating.

From noon to night, it was all routine. In the afternoon, they worked in their respective rooms.

Youth continues.

This book has been on the romance bestseller list for several months, and its popularity is growing as more and more people read it.

As a result, the comic book adaptation of this book also rose in popularity, becoming the third best-selling comic of its kind and the best-selling new comic of its kind.

Furthermore, the Tomato platform has prepared a New Year's gift for him, but Luo Ye doesn't know what it is yet.

After finishing tomorrow's update, Luo Ye stretched.

The sun was about to set, and Luo Ye went to the window to look at the sunset.

Speaking of which, it's been a long time since I've interacted with my readers.

Luo Ye took out his phone, opened his fan group, and found that a lot of people had tagged him, most of them telling him to read the comic.

comics?

He has only read the first chapter of the comic adaptation of his novel.

Seeing that the art style and content were both quite good, he felt relieved and didn't interfere with the new cartoonist's creative process.

As a fellow creator, Luo Ye knows very well that no creator wants to be told what to do while creating.

Therefore, he wanted to give the other party the freedom to create, so that they could even create works that surpassed the original.

And that's exactly what happened. Even Luo Ye didn't expect that the manga adaptation would become the number one new manga in the romance category and the third most popular manga in the overall romance category.

The reason it was able to be in the top ten of the overall rankings was due to the popularity of the novel. If the comic itself is not exciting enough, this ranking will keep dropping.

But the opposite is true; the ranking not only did not drop, but continued to rise.

The top three on the overall list are not on the same level as the top ten.

Making it into the top three shows that the comic book version of "Youth Continues" is enough to attract a large number of comic book lovers, even without fans of the original work.

This comic is so good that fans of the original work want the author to see it.

Seeing so many fans wanting him to check it out, Luo Ye downloaded the Tomato Comics platform, ready to read the comic adaptation of his novel.

To be honest, there's another reason why he doesn't watch comic book adaptations: he feels embarrassed when he sees comic book derivatives of his own work.

If you really want to talk about it, it's not exactly embarrassing. After all, it's a good thing that the work is getting more and more popular. But the fact that more and more people are seeing what he's been working so hard on makes Luo Ye feel like his secret has been exposed.

Luo Ye searched for "Youth Continues" on a comic platform, only to find that the book's category... was actually in the female-oriented category?

As we all know, the biggest difference between male-oriented and female-oriented fiction lies in whose perspective the story is told.

If the entire story is told from the male protagonist's first-person perspective, then it is a male-oriented story; otherwise, it is a female-oriented story.

Upon seeing this, Luo Ye revealed a thoughtful expression.

He had only read the first episode, which was told from the male protagonist's perspective, so he didn't think much of it.

Luo Ye continued reading.

In the second episode... the female protagonist takes the first-person perspective.

The same applies to everything that follows.

All of them are drawn from the perspective of the fairy senior.

Luo Ye's expression turned serious.

This is much more difficult than adapting a comic book.

It's worth noting that some of the female protagonist's inner thoughts are difficult to fathom, even in the original novel he wrote.

After all, he wasn't the fairy senior, so how could he possibly know what the fairy senior was thinking?

But in the comics... it's completely the opposite.

The female protagonist's inner thoughts are crystal clear, while the male protagonist's inner thoughts remain unclear.

Even Luo Ye, the author himself, suddenly realized the truth after reading it.

This is a comic adaptation of a novel. With such a bold drawing style, a slight misstep could ruin the original work or even destroy the female lead's image.

But the fact that this manga is currently ranked third on the overall romance chart means that it has definitely not fallen apart and is so excellent that even fans of the original work acknowledge it.

This cartoonist... is quite talented.

Luo Ye didn't finish reading the entire comic until the sun had completely set.

To be honest, that's too little.

Moreover, judging from the progress, the next update will be a scene of peach blossoms confessing their love in October.

How should the cartoonist depict that scene from the female protagonist's perspective?

Luo Ye couldn't help but feel excited.

The fact that this comic adaptation has caught the eye of the original author proves the talent of this new comic artist.

Thinking of this, Luo Ye opened the tipping function and directly sent the ten largest gifts.

One costs five hundred, ten cost five thousand.

As a rising star author, I can afford to spend this amount of money.

Moreover, this comic brought in many comic book fans for the novel of the same name, generating revenue far exceeding this amount.

Of course, the novel also brought a considerable number of fans to the comic, and the two works complemented each other and progressed together.

……

in another room.

Su Baizhou is drawing on her tablet.

In immersive mode, I receive no messages at all.

After finishing this page, she exited the immersive mode, picked up her phone, checked her messages, and then frowned.

Big gift hint?

Only gifts worth 100 or more will trigger a notification.

She clicked into the cartoonist's backstage, looked at the gift sender's information, and then paused slightly.

[The author, "Fallen Leaves Return to Their Roots," presents you with a god of enlightenment.]

[The author, "Fallen Leaves Return to Their Roots," sends you a...]

……

There were a total of ten Gods of Proving the Dao, and the amount was generated in Su Baizhou's comic artist backstage and transferred to her account.

She looked thoughtful, then went to the Tomato Novel platform and sent a gift of equal value to the work "Returning to One's Roots".

She quickly became the top female fan on the "Youth Continues" list.

They were each other's number one idol.

Seeing this, Luo Ye opened the chat interface with [Rice with More Water] on the platform and typed a message: No need to return the gift, this is an acknowledgment of your strength.

On the other side, upon seeing this message, Su Baizhou's face revealed a strange expression.

A recognition of her abilities?

He's just a junior student... and he dares to act like a big author to her... Humph.

Add more water to the rice: Wow, I'm so happy to have been recognized by Fallen Leaf!

Su Baizhou pretended to be a little fangirl.

then……

There's no after that.

After Su Baizhou sent the message, only two words were displayed:

[Read]

Read but not replied?

How dare you not reply after reading my message?

Su Baizhou stood up, walked out of her room, and went to the door of Luo Ye's room, then knocked on the door.