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

Luo Ye was the last to return to the dormitory. He was covered in sweat, took a shower, and hurriedly lay down on the bed to sleep.

During this period, everyone in 515 witnessed his efforts in improving his physical fitness.

Although the reason is unknown, it is clear that Luo Ye is serious about winning a place in the 3,000-meter race.

Although he had more things to do, he continued to update his novel.

During this period, perhaps because he met the fairy-like senior, the relationship between the male and female protagonists in his novels has become increasingly better, with an off-the-charts level of sweetness, and more and more positive reviews.

It's even starting to show signs of being adapted into a comic book, and recently the editor has been talking to him about it.

The pen name "Fallen Leaves Return to Their Roots" has gone from being a new author to becoming one of the top new authors, ranking among the top novelists in October.

His romance novel, titled "Youth Continues," tells the story of a man who lets go of his unrequited love and meets a cool and aloof senior in college, where the two create an even more beautiful youth together.

This book has already ranked first in the category of campus romance.

No one knows his identity as the author of his own novels except for himself.

He had never met his editor, and although Gu Mingxuan knew that his editor was typing on a keyboard every day and writing a novel during the summer after graduating from high school, he didn't know what he was writing.

As for his roommate, he didn't bring it up, since it would seem a bit like showing off, and he felt it was better to keep a low profile.

Of course, he will still tell his roommate if he asks.

Similarly, his roommates knew he wrote novels every day, but they didn't know what he wrote, especially Wang Dachui, who had been asking Luo Ye to write adult content for him for quite some time.

Luo Ye is naturally happy that his works are getting better and better.

Every novelist dreams of having their work seen by more people.

Whether it's adapted into a comic, anime, or a TV series, it's something to be happy about.

Luo Ye was lying in bed when he received a message from his editor.

His novel is already being adapted into a comic book.

However, since he was a new author, the comic artist who adapted his work was also a new comic artist.

However, her drawing skills are not a problem. She is a computer expert and has a very high level of artistic skill. Moreover, adapting comics is not too difficult as long as she follows the plot of the novel.

This cartoonist's pen name is [Rice with More Water].

It is said that this cartoonist signed a contract with Tomato on stage just a few days ago.

Moreover, as soon as the contract was signed, he proposed to adapt the book "Youth Continues".

That's why I'm discussing comic adaptations through Luo Ye's editor.

However, this new cartoonist seems to have a difficult personality and is somewhat withdrawn.

She doesn't add personal contact information; her only requirement is that they can only communicate on the Tomato platform.

Luo Ye also strongly agreed with this.

After all, Tomato Novels has all the functions of chat software, so it's more than enough as a tool for discussing comic adaptations.

With this in mind, Luo Ye agreed to the request to adapt the manga, expressing his complete trust in this new manga artist.

After saying goodnight to his senior, he quickly fell asleep.

Meanwhile, in the teachers' apartment.

Qin Yuwen was lying on Su Baizhou's bed, wearing pajamas, when she suddenly noticed that Su Baizhou's expression was a little off. So she asked in confusion, "Zhouzhou, what's wrong? Why do you seem a little happy?"

"Oh? Is that so?" Su Baizhou said indifferently.

She was really happy; a lot happened today.

Qin Yuwen saw a picture on Su Baizhou's computer.

It appears to be a cover, and it's very well-made.

The girl on the cover is very pretty, and the boy is also quite handsome.

One is aloof, the other is shy.

Qin Yuwen stared intently at the picture.

Why does it feel...somewhat familiar?

The image was a comic book version and hadn't been colored, so Qin Yuwen didn't recognize it at first.

"This is the draft cover for the comic book 'Youth Continues'," Su Baizhou said.

Upon hearing this, Qin Yuwen's eyes widened in shock. "What?" she exclaimed.

She jumped out of bed, sat in front of the computer for a while, then stared intently at Su Baizhou and asked, "Zhouzhou, didn't I recommend this book to you last week?"

"Ah."

Su Baizhou usually reads novels, but he rarely reads online novels.

After reading Sherlock Holmes, she was left with a reading slump.

Then Qin Yuwen recommended the book "Youth Continues" to Su Baizhou, and confidently said that everyone who reads this book will want to fall in love.

Su Baizhou, not believing in superstition, went to see for herself.

Then... she found the first half of the book quite heart-wrenching, as the male protagonist loved but could not be with the one he desired, and could only watch silently from behind his white moonlight.

It wasn't until I met the senior student that it felt like a new world had opened up for me, and all my frustrations disappeared.

This also made Su Baizhou start to like the book.

After seeing readers in the comments section requesting the comic to be adapted into a manga, she felt that she could do it.

She's a computer science prodigy. As such, she's top-notch in all areas of professional knowledge. Not to mention her drawing skills, she could easily create simple animations.

Her part-time job every night mostly involves short animations like these.

She then submitted an application to Tomato (a popular cartoonist) to be a contracted cartoonist, wanting to take on the task of adapting the novel into a comic book.

Since she has to work part-time every night anyway, she might as well find a regular, stable part-time job.

Being a cartoonist would be a great choice, and since this novel is currently very popular, adapting it would almost certainly be profitable.

For Su Bai Zhou, this was also a challenging choice.

After all, some of the content in this book did attract her, and she even felt a strong sense of identification with it.

Some of the scenes felt familiar to her...

"Zhouzhou, isn't it a waste of your talent to draw comics?" Qin Yuwen asked from the side.

After all, for computers, while being able to draw is better, not being able to actually make a difference.

Su Baizhou is a talented girl in the computer science department. In fact, computer science is her strength, while her painting skills are just for convenience.

"It's just a part-time job, and being a cartoonist... isn't so bad."

Su Baizhou doesn't have that many wildly imaginative ideas, so in this industry, she can only adapt other people's stories.

Looking at the cover draft in front of her, Su Baizhou continued to draw using the drawing software.

In her hand, the mouse, like a pencil, traced the outline of the figure.

Painting requires focus and time.

But this is not difficult for Su Bai porridge.

Because the figures she paints are based on real people.

One is herself.

another……