Crossover Anime: This is not pure love at all

"No, I have to urge them to update."

The usually aloof and sharp-tongued Kasumigaoka Utaha, however, acted like an ordinary reader following the story, quickly typing a line in the comments section:

[Author, the updates are too infrequent! I want to see more of the story! Please, I beg you to update more!] (Hint)

Sent successfully.

Shiyu paused for a moment when she saw the comment she had posted.

Then, a very faint blush appeared on her beautiful face.

She... would actually bow down to a complete new author just to urge them to update their work?

"Ahem... I simply admire the other person's talent."

Shiyu silently made up an excuse for herself, and then lay back down on the bed.

However, this time, she was not sleepy at all.

My mind is filled with the wondrous world of "Pokémon" and its mysterious author.

"He's really... a guy I'm concerned about."

"And, isn't that Bobo on the cover...?"

……

the other side.

After uploading the manuscript, Hei Jiang did not go to sleep immediately.

He lay in bed, scrolling through the crossover phone he'd won from the system, watching with great interest all sorts of interesting things happening on the Chinese internet, and then casually chatting in a group chat.

"Oh? The purge has resulted in the arrest and execution of all corrupt officials? That's great!"

"What?! Severely cracking down on extreme feminism and banning gender antagonism? That's really helping them?!"

"Ding-dong."

Just then, his laptop emitted a soft beep.

This is a comment notification from the "Become a Novelist" backend.

"You already have readers?"

Kuroe Minoru put down his phone in surprise. It was past 1 a.m., and there were still night owls reading his book.

He opened the backend and saw Kasumigaoka Utaha's comment, full of "resentment," urging him to update.

"Wow, he's got a short temper."

Kuroe Minoru looked at this comment and couldn't help but laugh.

The first reader was actually the one urging me to update.

However, this also shows that his Pokémon book is indeed very good.

"Adding more chapters is impossible."

Kuroe stretched.

"Books need to be updated slowly; haste makes waste."

Why not go to the Pokémon world for such a great writing environment, and instead bottle it up word by word in this real world? Isn't that just crazy?

Moreover, what he has no shortage of right now is a stockpile of manuscripts.

"However, it's still okay to reply."

After thinking about it, Kuroe Minoru felt that it was still very necessary to interact with his first reader.

He typed a line of text and replied:

Thank you for your support. I have a lot of drafts saved up, but I'll try to update twice a day. Thank you.

send.

After replying, Kuroe looked at the ID and felt it looked somewhat familiar.

[Twilight Text]

"Bo Muwen...would such a refined-sounding name appear on this kind of platform?"

"Never mind, it's probably just a personal interest."

Kuroe shook his head, not understanding, but respecting.

In his past life, he admired an author whose pen name was also very literary, but what happened to him later?

……

The next day, Saturday.

Although he didn't go to class yesterday, on his rare day off, Kuroe Minoru slept until he naturally woke up.

He stretched and habitually picked up his phone to take a look.

"Um?"

The backend of "Become a Novelist" is now overflowing with comments and collection notifications.

When Hei Jiangshi clicked on it, he found that Pokémon, which was only released last night, had already surpassed 120,000 views overnight, and was still growing rapidly!

This book is amazing! I stayed up all night and read it in one go, I couldn't stop!

[Beast Taming gameplay can actually be written like this? Attribute advantages and tactical strategy, it's so exciting!]

Pikachu is so cute! I want one!

[Where's the author? Author, come back and add more chapters! It's too short, not enough!]

【Hungry.】

The comments section was buzzing with excitement.

Looking at the explosive data, Kuroe Minoru couldn't help but smile.

Great, it looks like it's ready to make a killing!

Kuroe Minoru casually scrolled through the comments and found that the ID "Kasumigaoka," which was the first to urge for an update last night, had reappeared.

Moreover, it was pinned to the very top of the comments section.

[Twilight Text]: Two updates a day is too little. Author, I'll offer double the royalties if you release all the drafts at once, okay? I'm serious.

A long string of replies followed.

Wake up! An author with such good writing skills definitely doesn't need your money.

The value of this book is still increasing!!!

[I saw that Cup-kun has posted 250 videos! "Pokémon Opening Commentary..."]

[That can't be right! Doesn't he not read novels?]

Kuroe Minoru: "..."

He's quite generous.

However, he does need the royalties.

So he's thinking about whether to add a paid chapter or sign a contract and get a signing bonus.

"Ding-dong."

Just then, a private message popped up, sent by the ID "薄暮文".

[Twilight Text]: Hello author, I apologize for bothering you. I am a contracted writer with Fantasia Library. Our editor-in-chief read your Pokémon series and is very interested, hoping to discuss publishing and commercialization with you. This is my contact information…

Fantasia Library?

Kuroe Minoru was slightly taken aback.

This is one of the top physical light novel publishers in Japan.

How could a newcomer who has only published 30,000 words be targeted so quickly?

After thinking it over, Kuroe Minoru realized that this was indeed a good opportunity to monetize his assets.

He didn't refuse, politely replied to the other party, and added them on Line.

……

Tokyo, Kasumigaoka Utaha's apartment.

"It's a success!"

Looking at the newly added Line friend on her phone screen, Kasumigaoka Utaha's face revealed a barely perceptible hint of joy.

She didn't sleep a wink last night, reading the Pokémon book over and over again, finding it more and more amazing with each reading.

So, before dawn, she took the initiative to contact Machida Sonoko and rushed over to act as a persuader.

They claimed it was for the company to recruit talent.

Actually...

"It's just... a simple appreciation of the other person's talent."

Shi Yu found another plausible excuse for herself, then opened the chat window with the other party, took a deep breath, and typed a line of text.

[Bo Muwen]: Hello, would it be convenient for us to schedule a time to talk in person? Regarding royalties and revenue sharing, we can offer you the highest newcomer benefits in our entire company.

After sending the message, Shiyu stared nervously at the screen.

The other party replied very quickly.

[The Black River is Honest]: Sure, I happen to be free this afternoon. You can choose the location.

Seeing this reply, Shi Yu finally felt relieved, and she could no longer suppress the smile on her lips.

Plans are in place!

Her slender fingers flew across the screen, and she quickly found a nice coffee shop and sent it over.

[Hakumu Aya]: Let's meet at this cafe in Shibuya at 3 p.m.

【The Black River is Honest】: Okay.