Wanliri and Kuroyu stood together, and they looked at Chiyo Akane's back and said nothing.

One is afraid to ask.

One is not wanting to ask.

No matter what, it seems that the amount of information involved in the dispute between the two girls just now is indeed quite large.

But it is hard to say what it looks like.

It is also impossible to judge Chiyo Akane as the third party in a relationship just by just one side of the other person.

However, after this incident, Kuroyu and Wanliri will have a little understanding of Chiyo Akane.

Information 1: She was in love.

...

"Comics Internet Cafe..." Wan Lilian seemed to hear this word on TV at the beginning, but she had never been there.

Neon has clear restrictions on minors for this kind of comic Internet cafe.

Minors under the age of sixteen need to be accompanied by their guardians to enter and cannot stay overnight.

Minors over the age of 16 and above and under the age of 20 can only enter comics and Internet cafes during the day.

It is five-thirty in the afternoon, and there is still one and a half hours before "night". Go there and enter the copy, type it a little, and set the prototype of the newspaper. There is still no problem.

Akiri Kuroha held Wan Lilian's hand and calmly registered the information of the two people at the front desk. He followed the room number toward this maze-like Internet cafe single-room connection.

"No. 309... Found." Wan Lilian touched the door on the periphery and felt the thin wooden board, and suddenly felt that she didn't feel safe.

Although it is very quiet here, most of the people who stay here usually don’t make noises, right?

The sound insulation effect of this wooden board is definitely not good.

When you push the door in, it is about one or two square meters in a small compartment, there is a computer, and there is also a small cabinet for placing clothes and backpacks on hand.

This is not the point.

The point is that this small compartment is really narrow. If Wanlilian and Heiyu were not both thin, they might not be able to sit side by side.

"I said, it's very narrow here, and it's not suitable for two people to come together." Akiri Kuroha said helplessly.

He originally wanted to have dinner with Wan Lilian, and then let him do the rest of the copywriting input and layout work by himself.

But Wan Lilian refused to agree to this. She seemed to think that if she really did nothing in this critical link, she would really become a choreographer as Hei Yu said.

That's why she asked Heiyu if there was any suitable place for her to use the computer.

So I came to this comics Internet cafe.

"It's narrower! I haven't said anything yet!" Wan Lilian lowered his voice and said hurriedly.

Because the distance between the two people is very close, it is a gap that is not even a single fist, Wan Lilian dared not move around, and could only stiffen his body and silently watch Hei Yu's skillful operation.

"You should be able to type, right? I had a class in the computer room when I was in junior high school." Hei Yu took out the manuscript he had just sorted out from his handbag, turned on the lights in this small room for a moment, and asked.

"Yes, yes..." Wan Lilian's few weaknesses, computers, she vaguely remembered that she was too clumsy when she was in the computer room class, so she was once despised by the teacher...

And because there is no equipment for her to practice at home, it’s hard to say what her typing level is now.

"Why am I so unbelievable?" Kuroyu looked at Wan Lilian with a smile.

Wan Lilian could hear Hei Yu’s distrust of herself, and she was a little anxious in an instant, "I’m just a little uncertain. Let me try it, there will definitely be no problem."

"Well... is that? Then I'll go out to read some comics first. You can record all the contents of today's three manuscripts by yourself. There is still about an hour left. I'll use my phone to receive data." Akiri Kuroyu slowly stood up and kneaded Wan Lilian's two swinging ponytails again.

"You, go!" Wan Lilian looked at the strange silver screen nervously and placed her hands on the keyboard.

Feeling the subtle touch of the keyboard with a hard and softness, Wan Lilian couldn't help but remember what Takai Shengzi (Editor) had said to her before.

"In today's era, the Internet is the main transmission medium. There are really fewer and fewer authors like you who insist on using handwriting to contribute. I'm quite surprised that you are such a little girl."

Perhaps, from that time on, the editor-in-chief Holy Son of Takai may not have attracted much attention from her articles...

But her handwritten manuscript, which is already pretty neat and exquisite...?

Wan Lilian shook her head.

I gently patted my face with both hands. No matter what happened before, I have started to make changes now.

You must learn the skill of using a computer!!

She was determined to start creating a word document on the desktop, then looked at her handwritten manuscript and started to enter text.

...

Sitting in the happy area of ​​the fat guy who was watching the comics casually and drinking, Kuroha Akiri drank ice coke with some enjoyment, and flipped through the comic version of "The End of Day" in his hand.

Although it was adapted from the novel, it is obvious that the audience of this comic is wider. Because it takes into account the feelings of teenagers, a large number of excellent plots were deleted and eventually turned into such a commercial comic.

Kuroyu thought with some emotion: I don’t know what it would be like to see Chiyo Akane herself changing this novel to this way?

Putting down the comics in his hand, Hei Yu began to observe various comic books in popular comics.

Although he was busy with newspapers and magazines in the literary club during this period, he did not slacken in the creation of novels.

Because he wanted to write light novels, he also began to look for various popular local light novels to learn from.

As he looked, he summed up a very important point.

That is the world, Neon light novels have become a system, and the market trend will not change for a long time.

This shows that Hei Yu cannot understand the world in which he was in his previous life and is based on the masterpieces of light novels in this world.

Because the environment is different, the system is different, and many subtle cultures are different, there will be relatively large differences.

If he really copied all the plots of the Sword Art Realm, he might not have been as smooth as he thought, and he might have died of a sudden death.

From any perspective, it is not feasible to copy works from previous lives and publish them directly into this world.

Need to be modified.

And it's a major change.

And this just happened to meet Heiyu's previous idea.

He originally thought that pure plagiarism would not bring him any sense of accomplishment, and it was meaningless. This is the perspective of values.

But in fact, from a realistic perspective, there is no way out for plagiarism.

Akiri Kuroha, who deeply realized this, began to read popular comics.

He wants to try to analyze all the elements inside clearly.

Then use it correctly, and this is the only way.
Chapter completed!