Chu Ge was talking about the plotline.
Adapting a novel into a comic naturally meant stretching or compressing the plot and adding or removing details. Chu Ge felt Qiu Qiu's storyline could be expanded a little. There was no other reason for this; it was purely for the market.
Qiu Qiu was far too popular. Everyone was a Qiu Qiu Fan. Who the hell was Chu Tiange? Never heard of him.
It had not been this bad when there was only the novel. After all, Qiu Wuji did not have that much page time. But once the comic came out, the number of Qiu Qiu Fans began growing exponentially, and their adoration became even more frenzied.
Looking at pictures was different from reading words.
Just as Yun Yun's showing in the novel had been unremarkable, only for her popularity to explode after the animated adaptation, an attractive character model mattered more than anything. Qiu Wuji's original artwork had been drawn after herself. Though a comic was certainly different from a photograph of a real person, and she did not look the same as in the Early Autumn Romance photos, her essence was still there. That unrivaled beauty and cool, noble air were enough to turn any man's eyes into hearts.
Many fans now were better described as Qiu Wuji fans than fans of the Boundless Chu Tian novel or comic. It was easy to predict that things would become even more exaggerated once the animation came out...
Fortunately, people still had some sense. They knew the two-dimensional Qiu Qiu they adored was not the same as the real, three-dimensional Qiu Qiu drawing the pictures, or she would probably have been mobbed whenever she went out. Even so, more people in the group chat were losing their minds and saying they