Facts have proved that the old thief Emiya's skill of keeping silent and pretending to be dead has already been maxed out. No matter how the Internet judged his despicable behavior, he never gave any explanation in person.

On the other hand, Asahidai, as a partner, has been extremely active in this turmoil.

After all, the series of events triggered by Dudulu's death represent huge topics and extremely high popularity.

Thanks to this popularity, the originally half-dead "Steins;Gate" has been successfully revitalized and has become the most popular drama at present. Even "Top Man", which has long dominated the topic list, can only be relegated to second place at this time.

.

"Old thief Wei Gong is really amazing!"

Some internal staff at Asahidai had to admire this man from the bottom of their hearts.

I would like to ask which director today can be like Emiya, who can instantly turn a TV series with an average ratings of less than 6% into a "highly popular" TV series discussed by the whole people through just one plot.

This kind of thing would probably make Shuji Suzuki, who is known as the "Twin Star" together with the old thief Emiya, feel ashamed.

Because not everyone can produce top-notch 'healing' works such as "Five Centimeters per Second" and "Rurouni Kenshin", and their creative careers are either "healing" or on the road to "healing"

.

so,

Others really can't do it.

"Let me tell you, if the old thief's new work fails in the future, writing a character to death at any time might be a good choice."

"Come on, I haven't seen what's going on online now. It makes them want to let the old thief die."

"Hahahaha, Seiichi-senpai, I'm just saying that."

Chengyi shook his head helplessly and ignored the words of his colleague who had tuberculosis.

I took a look at the buzzing office and found that many people were discussing the feat achieved by "Steins;Gate" last night.

Chengyi sighed softly, and couldn't help but recall the experience of last night in his mind.

Some time ago, with a skeptical attitude, he completed the previously aired "Steins;Gate" within a week.

Although he still didn't find anything worthy of being called a 'masterpiece' in Steins;Gate, but because Yoshioka-senpai said, 'Steins;Gate will cause a huge sensation this week,' he decided to take another look.

Last for one episode.

With this idea in mind, Seiichi finally ushered in the sixth episode of "Steins;Gate", and then, he felt that his whole person was about to be ruined.

Seiichi, who was seriously shocked, made a "cordial condolence call" to his "beloved" Yoshioka at twelve o'clock that night, in order to repay the "careful care" his senior had given him for so long.

Seiichi sat by the window, looking at the blue sky, his thoughts gradually drifting away.

From a professional perspective, Emiya's old thief's move is not surprising, but the question also arises, how should the huge amount of attention gained by Mayuri Shiina's death end?

Although everyone's eyes are now on the matter of "the old thief Emiya returning to his old business", as the angry audience gradually calmed down, they also focused more on the work "Steins;Gate"

itself.

So, if the follow-up plot dissatisfies the audience, a lot will be lost. At least the reputation of the golden brand "Produced by Emiya Thief" will suffer an unimaginable blow.

Just as Chengyi was thinking wildly, a colleague at the side suddenly let out an exclamation.

"Something is going wrong, Seiichi-senpai."

"What's wrong?"

"I sent you the post, senior, you can read it yourself."

Seiichi took out his mobile phone and clicked on the link sent by his colleague on LINE, and a post appeared in front of him.

"Has the old thief Emiya, who was born as a genius and never experienced failure, seriously considered the rationality of the plot of Mayuri Shiina's death?"

The title is still very subtle, but when you click on the actual content, you can find that the poster did not mean to hide his thoughts at all. He only questioned one thing.

Facing the "Steins;Gate" that is on the verge of being cut in half, and facing the impact of his own "genius aura", will Emiya do some unreasonable things just for the sake of gimmicks and topics?

After all, sometimes, it is precisely because you have never experienced failure that you are afraid of failure. Once people have this kind of mentality, it is normal for people to make some mistakes that they should not make.

Seiichi read this post carefully, and then flipped through the comments below.

as expected.

Things developed in the direction he expected.

"I also wonder if the old thief is in a hurry. In the past, when the old thief wrote this kind of plot, it gave people a sense of success. Although he kept avoiding it in his mind, there was a feeling in the dark that kept telling me that it was time to come.

It will always come. But this time, haha, benevolence is in the eye of the beholder and wisdom is in the eye of the wise.”

"I must be anxious. Look at the old thief's previous works. All of them can leave a mark in the history of film and television. But what about "Steins;Gate"? Oh, by the way, it broke the ratings record in reverse.

There is still a chance.”

"It's normal for young people to make mistakes."

"Hey, I'm not telling you, we don't know the plot behind it yet. What do you mean by looking like you've sentenced Steins;Gate to death?"

"You still have to guess what the plot will be like? You must be using a time machine to save Dudulu."

"Actually, I was very angry when Dudulu died, but when I think about it later, isn't there a time machine? Isn't it easy to resurrect Dudulu? So I am very disappointed. There is no need for the old thief Emiya to use it.

This kind of plot is used to attract people’s attention.”

"The old thief may have fallen into a strange trap, thinking that a work is a good work as long as it 'cures' it."

…

Seiichi read all the comments on the first few pages, and then discovered that such questioning voices had also reached the bottom of the Twitter hot search list in the island country along with the continued growth of "Steins;Gate"'s popularity.

However, in the face of this situation, Emiya, as the person involved, still had no intention of responding, as if he didn't care about this trivial matter at all.

On the contrary, Shuji Suzuki, who had nothing to do with him, stood up first and made an urgent statement, indicating that he did not think Emiya would do such a thing, and that he would stand unswervingly on Emiya's side.

In the current film and television industry, Shuji Suzuki's influence is not much weaker than that of Emiya. Coupled with his close relationship with Emiya, everyone agrees that he should have obtained some information about "Steins;Gate" from Emiya.

》Follow-up information.

At this point, these doubts have temporarily subsided for a while.

at the same time.

At a certain high school in Kobe City.

"…well…"

Shuji Suzuki looked at the various comments that popped up on his phone and sighed heavily.

Although everyone thought that he should know some inside information about "Steins; Gate", in fact, although he did have a phone call with Emiya because of recent events in "Steins;

idea, so he doesn’t know anything at all.

Staring at the growing number of comments on his Twitter, Shuji Suzuki knows very well that these doubts have only subsided temporarily. Once the follow-up plot of "Steins;Gate" fails, the doubts will come back.

"...Emiya-sensei, is everything really as you said, there is no problem..."
Chapter completed!