At the age of 17, she fought for the glory of her motherland!

December 12th, Friday night.

Zhang Xueyan used the Weibo account "Huanxing Manhui" to publish the first three episodes of "Xiyun Lingtu".

Su Xing used her big account "Xingle" to repost several Weibo posts from "Huanxing Manhui".

She also posted a pinned Weibo post, saying that "Huanxing Manhui" is a comics studio she founded with her classmates, and that the studio's Weibo will continue to update the comics' character biographies, extra stories, and other content.

This was the decision made by Su Xing, Zhang Xueyan and Huang Wenwen after research.

They did not immediately look for a resident platform for "Xiyun Lingtu", but instead planned to warm it up on Weibo first, using the traffic from Su Xing's Weibo to boost the popularity of the studio's first comic.

Once this comic has a certain fan base, we can talk to the platform we want to be a part of and try to get a contract that is more favorable to the studio.

The platform’s share is secondary. The most important thing is that they must firmly hold the copyright of all works except those serialized online on the platform in their own hands.

After Su Xing announced the news of the comics studio on Weibo, many accounts that followed her reposted her pinned Weibo post to express their congratulations and help promote the business.

Tang Wu V: "The comic is very nice, it will definitely be popular! (Emoji: flowers)"

Mo Shang V: "I've read the first three episodes, they're really good! I hope it becomes a big hit!"

Hold on to your quality and don’t let go of V: ​​“I hope the comic will be a big hit, come on! (Expression: fist pump)”

Send the rumormongers to jail V: "It's great! Go watch it!!"

Shoulder to shoulder with the sun: "Brothers, hold it up!"

Quantum entanglement: "Great! (Emoji: thumbs up)"

……

People who were particularly close to Su Xing all forwarded those chapters of the comics.

Some of Tang Wu's friends couldn't help teasing her, saying that she really cared about her younger sister and would always come out to support her every time her younger sister had a work.

Tang Wu laughed. She really liked Su Xing. Sometimes she felt that Su Xing should be her real sister.

Maybe in some life, they were really sisters.

……

It was only then that several new employees in the studio found out that their boss used to publish picture albums and draw illustrations!

There are seven or eight million fans on Weibo!

This, this... a big boss in the picture book and illustration industry actually came to open a comics studio? ?

Even though they are both painting, there are barriers between them, so it can be considered cross-border, right?

As the chief writer of the studio, her comic skills are of a very high standard and they are all impressed by her.

Could it be that the top students in Kyoto University have such strong learning abilities that they can be great at anything? !

While several employees were shocked, they also gained more confidence in the newly established small studio "Huanxing Manhui".

With the boss's fan base and monetization capabilities, there is no pressure at all to maintain a studio.

On this day, after get off work, several employees were secretly checking their boss's Weibo, trying to get to know their boss through his previous works.

The more they understand, the more they admire.

She should have been in high school when she ran this Weibo account, right?

While preparing for the college entrance examination, he was also able to balance his career, and finally he was admitted to Peking University. He also has millions of followers on Weibo, and now he can even open a comics studio. He is really amazing!

And the content of her Weibo is really good and meaningful.

They have also seen the original or reposted Weibo posts of some very popular ones.

It’s just that before, they just casually browsed the Internet and didn’t seriously understand and pay attention to the big V “Xingle”.

Now, they all follow the boss’ Weibo account and become real fans.

However, Song Yue had actually been following the account "Xingle" for a long time.

Because her daughter liked the "Awakening" painting very much, she even bought the environmental protection picture book for her daughter.

But she did not take a closer look at the personal information that was dug out of "Xingle", nor did she watch the videos in the account "I am a crazy fan of goddess Xiao Su".

Otherwise, she would have discovered long ago that Su Xing was the painter she was following who had “woken up.”

Now she finds out that the painter she follows and her daughter likes has become her boss. This feeling is really wonderful!

……

Su Xing’s pinned Weibo posts and the comics she reposted also shocked her fans!

“Huh? Isn’t the artist I follow an illustration artist? How come he started drawing comics? (Expression: shocked)”

"I thought it was one of those old science comics, but when I took a look, it turned out to be a real comic story!"

"This... the barrier was broken so unexpectedly (expression: jaw dropped)."

"Isn't the artist still in school? He has to attend classes, update Weibo, publish a picture album, take on cultural and creative work, publicity, and cover orders. Now he has to open a studio and work on serialized comics. Can he handle it?"

"Can't an artist just focus on one thing? Why do they have to do so much clutter? I don't understand!"

"They just want to make money from everything! Too utilitarian!"

In addition to the shocked and questioning comments, many fans also flocked to the Weibo of "Huanxing Manhui" and carefully read the first three episodes of "Xiyun Lingtu".

After that, there were more comments discussing the content of the comics and offering suggestions.

"I've finished all three episodes, they're great! I look forward to the sequel!"

"Update soon!!"

"I didn't expect that the artist's comic skills are quite high! The style and story are both good, very professional."

“Is this comic serialized on Weibo? Or is it going to be serialized on some other platform?”

"It's pretty good, but I feel like this subject would be more exciting and immersive if it had audio."

Some fans were annoyed by the sarcastic comments and started to criticize.

"Of course you can't understand. Do you think everyone is like you, concentrating on one thing and not understanding it? An artist can do several things at the same time, and do them all beautifully, while also taking care of his studies. Isn't that infuriating?"

"Is this utilitarianism? Ha! How jealous are you of other people's ability to make money? Unfortunately, your jealousy is useless. You will never have this ability in your lifetime."

"Isn't being able to make money a great skill? Why does it seem like something shameful when some people talk about it?"

……

Su Xing has long been accustomed to all kinds of voices in the online world.

As long as it's not too excessive and she's just being criticized, she won't bother to pay attention.

……

Saturday morning.

Su Zekai sent a message to Zhang Xueyan.

K: "My flight is at 10 o'clock and I will arrive in Beijing in the afternoon."

He actually wanted to leave for Beijing yesterday afternoon, but he was suddenly drafted by his teacher. When he escaped, he could not catch the flight that day, so he had to change his flight to Saturday.

The pieces were as big as fists: "Shall I pick you up?"

K: "No, just do your thing. I'll text you when I get to your school."

Zhang Xueyan thought about it and realized that she did have to go to the studio to take care of some things, so she didn't insist on going to the airport to pick someone up.

The pieces were as big as fists: "Okay, see you in the afternoon."

K: "See you this afternoon."

K: “I’m really looking forward to this meeting.”