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

Luo Ye rushed from the family dormitory to the classroom.

During class, Luo Ye took out his phone and started reading book reviews.

Seeing the five-star reviews made Luo Ye feel very happy, but his mood dropped again after seeing the negative reviews.

But after seeing the malicious negative reviews, he immediately logged into his alternate account, transformed into an online war god, and became an online troll.

After he finished criticizing, a reader reminded him that the second chapter of the comic adaptation of "Youth Continues" had already been updated yesterday morning.

These past two days have been filled with classes and factory work; it's already quite an achievement that he's managed to keep updating. He hasn't even noticed if the comic has been updated.

Luo Ye opened the second chapter of the comic.

The comic adaptation seems to differ somewhat from his original work.

But the plot is exactly the same, yet it looks a bit strange.

After watching for a while, Luo Ye finally realized where the problem lay.

The manga adaptation appears to narrate the story from the female protagonist's first-person perspective.

His novels are written from the male protagonist's first-person perspective.

Although it's the exact same story, it feels completely different.

Luo Ye couldn't help but marvel.

How did this new comic artist come up with the idea of ​​using the female protagonist's perspective? That's amazing!

After all, Luo Ye is not a girl, and the female protagonist in his book could never possibly do every detail perfectly.

But it's different in the comics.

The scene where he meets his senior is actually written about the female protagonist's psychological state.

Many aspects that weren't depicted in the novel are all shown in the comic, and they're even better than Luo Ye imagined.

If you watch both together, it will be a perfect piece of work.

Thinking of this, Luo Ye quickly sent a private message to [Add More Water to Rice] on the platform, praising him with: [Animated Emoji] (thumbs up).

He sent a thumbs-up emoji.

The latter quickly replied with an animated emoticon (clasped hands).

Their conversation was simple, like that of elderly people.

Luo Ye guessed that the other party was probably a girl, so he rarely communicated with her except for the necessary requirements of the comic adaptation.

The other party rarely contacts him either.

It's incredible that the other party could portray the adapted comic so perfectly without ever asking about the details in the novel.

After class, Luo Ye added a note to the end of today's update.

He didn't mention his roommate Shen Qiao, but said that a friend of his had been in a car accident, his parents died, and he himself became a vegetable and had been in the hospital ever since.

Centering on Xiao Lei, the story tells of her boyfriend who is about to drop out of school to work in order to earn money for her medical expenses.

Using Xiao Lei as the first person and using Shen Qiao as the main person are two completely different concepts.

After all, it's Xiao Lei who really needs help, not Shen Qiao.

Moreover, directly helping Xiao Lei would also preserve Shen Qiao's dignity.

After the message was sent out, it became known to many people, and some book fans suggested creating a group to donate money.

However, Luo Ye is just a novelist and a public figure. It would be inappropriate for him to create a group to donate money, as it would easily attract criticism from people with ulterior motives.

So with the help of book fans, Luo Ye found a legitimate donation platform and posted Xiao Lei's information there.

He then shared the donation link in his book club group.

Thanks to the reposts from fellow book lovers, Xiao Lei's information quickly rose to the top of the platform and was seen by more and more people.

Upon seeing this poor little girl, everyone spontaneously donated money.

She was abandoned by the world, but kind people will protect her.

With Shen Qiao around, there will always be people in this world who love her.

Her name is Ai Xiaoya. She has been unlucky since she was a child. She often falls down and says "Ouch, Mom!" when she falls.

The first sound I made when I was born was "ya ya ya".

Because of her bad luck, she cries a lot. Her boyfriend has given her several nicknames, such as Little Tear, Little Crybaby, and occasionally even Little Luban... all because of her bad luck.

Hopefully, this car accident will bring an end to her bad luck, and from now on, her life will be filled with good fortune.

This is a special introduction that Luo Ye wrote on the donation platform.

On the other side, Su Baizhou also inquired with the school, and after learning about Shen Qiao's situation, the school prepared to contact Ai Xiaoya's university.

After all, Ai Xiaoya was admitted to Jiangnan University, which is also in Jiangcheng, but this kind of thing happened before she even registered.

After contacting her university, it should be possible to get a donation through the school. After all, Shen Qiao has no reason to ask Jiang Cheng University for a donation, so this matter can only be handled by Jiangnan University.

After finishing all these things, it was already the end of the second class.

Luo Ye stood at the entrance of a road, hesitating for a moment.

The left side leads to the men's dormitory, and the right side leads to the teachers' apartments.

There's nothing I can do; I have two homes.

Luo Ye touched his nose sheepishly, then turned around and saw Wang Dachui's angry face.

Luo Ye was taken aback and asked in confusion, "Brother Hammer?"

"You wild child, are you going off to fool around again?"

Seeing Wang Dachui suddenly turn hostile beside him, Luo Ye felt a chill run down his spine and had a bad feeling.

"What's wrong, Hammer Bro?" Luo Ye asked nervously.

"It's nothing serious... but, could you give Goddess Qin's green bubble a push for me?"

Wang Dachui winked at Luo Ye, his face full of lewdness.

Luo Ye's lips twitched, and he said helplessly, "I can only ask for you, I can't just push it away for you."

"Okay, okay, you've done me a huge favor, bro. I, Wang Dachui, am finally going to find a partner."

Seeing Wang Dachui's excited expression, Luo Ye was speechless.

He hadn't even asked yet, and you already had a look on your face as if you'd already made a deal.

However, given Qin's personality, she most likely won't agree.

Speaking of which, he still owes Senior Qin a meal.

Thinking of this, Luo Ye took out his phone, opened QQ, and sent a message to Qin Yuwen.

Luo Ye: Senior Qin, are you free?

On the other side, the teachers' apartments.

Su Baizhou and Qin Yuwen had just finished class. Although they had very few classes in their third year, they weren't without any.

The two returned to the classroom apartment together, and Qin Yuwen showed a shocked expression when she saw the black men's slippers on the shoe rack by the door.

The expression on her face when she looked at Su Xiangbaizhou had become completely unfamiliar.

Why are there men's slippers in Zhouzhou's house?

No, this isn't the Su Baizhou she knows. Possession! Zhouzhou must have been possessed!

"who are you?"

Qin Yuwen took two steps back, quickly picked up a broom from the side, and cautiously asked, "How could Zhouzhou have men's slippers in her house? Who are you?"

Upon hearing this, Su Baizhou looked at the crazy girl expressionlessly, then spoke calmly:

"you guess."

Hearing that familiar tone, Qin Yuwen put down the broom and breathed a sigh of relief.

However, upon seeing the men's slippers on the shoe rack, she still asked incredulously, "Zhouzhou, you really let that junior from elementary school move in?"

"Ah."

Su Baizhou said calmly, "There's nothing I can do; he's my teacher's younger brother."

Qin Yuwen: ……

What am I in your eyes?

Fool?

Are you going to use this excuse to fool me for the rest of my life?

At this moment, Qin Yuwen noticed a message pop up on Su Baizhou's phone, which was on the table.

She glanced at it curiously.

Son: Senior Qin, are you free?

Qin Yuwen: ? ? ? ?

son???

What the hell?

Seeing this, Su Baizhou's expression became somewhat awkward.

All she remembered was that her junior from junior school had told her that when they were close in their dorm, they would call each other "son"...