Preparation

The next day, Chu Yu got up, had breakfast, and headed to the company in one smooth motion.

On the way, Zhao Qinyin kept checking her phone...

"What's wrong?" Chu Yu asked.

"It seems a lot of fans were unhappy with yesterday's episode of Kimi ni Todoke. A bunch of them sent messages to my Weibo account, complaining about last night's plot!"

"Oh, that..." Chu Yu knew what she meant as soon as he heard her.

"Don't worry about it. Fans get upset and complain sometimes. The important thing is to give them somewhere to vent!"

Chu Yu was already used to this sort of thing.

Back when Lelouch was being serialized, whenever characters like Euphemia or Shirley died, Chu Yu would get over a hundred thousand messages on Weibo. Nearly twenty or thirty percent of them were people cursing him out.

After all, fans came in all kinds. Some were devoted, while others had short tempers. If they enjoyed something, they praised it; if they didn't, they complained. Chu Yu had gotten used to it.

"You'll get used to it too! If anyone goes too far, just block them and report them to the platform!" Chu Yu shared his hard-earned experience with Zhao Qinyin.

"I'm not as bothered as you make it sound. It's just that this is a little different from what I'm used to... so I was surprised." Zhao Qinyin chatted with Chu Yu as they took the elevator to the office.

But as soon as they entered, they saw a huge pile of readers' letters stacked up by the reception desk.

"There are this many?" Chu Yu looked surprised.

Back when he was in Modu, even when his stories took a particularly frustrating turn, he'd never gotten this many complaint letters from readers the very next