The matter of Yao Ziyan wanting to write Bai into her novel was temporarily set aside. The latter seemed quite eager about it. Bai was also Yao Ziyan's fan and greatly enjoyed the novel "Glory."
Besides that, Luo Chuan felt that he might have stumbled upon some kind of "truth."
The "truth" concerning this book's author.
As for exactly what it was, it was inconvenient to say too much. There seemed to be quite a few points worth mocking, and even if he said them aloud, they would probably be data deleted.
Mm, that was more or less how it was.
"Bai, go on," Gu Yunxi said, poking Bai's arm. She felt that the discussion seemed to have wandered off-topic.
"Haven't you already heard it before?" Jiang Wanshang asked with an amused smile.
"So what if I've heard it once? Can't I hear it again?" Gu Yunxi looked entirely justified. "It's like a good novel. Even after I finish it, I'll read it again to see whether there were any details I missed before, whether I overlooked any foreshadowing the author planted..."
Listening to Gu Yunxi talk about what was on her mind, Luo Chuan suddenly had a strange premonition for some reason.
Sure enough, the girl's gaze soon landed on him.
"So..." Gu Yunxi stared intently into Luo Chuan's eyes, pausing briefly before speaking, "Boss, when can you update a few more chapters? Do you know how many times I've already reread the earlier chapters?"
When it came to this, it was not just her. Nearly all Origin Mall customers had quite a few complaints.
As the leader and pioneer of Origin Reading, Luo Chuan was undoubtedly the unquestioned founder of this field, presenting them with a marvelous world woven from words and imagination.
But the key point was—but.