Onmyoji who mingles in the world of anime

Just kidding, I'm a convict right now, how could I possibly have any objections?

"I think I've mastered the writing style after reading the last book, so this time I want to write whatever I like freely."

"This is the result?" Kyosuke Kousaka looked curiously at the manuscript in his hand. It read "Sister Star," with an inexplicable star symbol between the two words. "What kind of story is this?"

"As an astronaut, I embark on an adventure on a planet inhabited only by my sister," Kirino Kousaka said proudly.

However, Kyosuke Kousaka looked at her blankly, completely unable to understand what she had written.

"The feeling when I finished writing it was completely different, so I submitted it to this website."

Then, there's a publishing library called Fantastic, you know? The editors there took a liking to my work and asked if I wanted to publish it as a book," Kirino Kousaka said happily.

"Huh! Really?" Kyosuke Kousaka asked, dumbfounded.

"Ok!"

Upon receiving an affirmative answer from Kirino Kousaka, Kyosuke Kousaka asked in surprise, "You're publishing a book? This is going to be printed as a book?"

"Don't shout so loudly, I don't want my parents to know yet! Besides, it's not settled yet, and the editor said this story is unlikely to resonate with readers."

However, her love for her younger sister completely makes up for this weakness! It practically bursts forth. "Listen to that," Kousaka Kirino said smugly.

"So, this guy's love for his sister is already at a professional level," Kousaka Kyosuke thought to himself.

"However, personally, I don't want to revise this 'Sister Star' anymore. It's finished as it is now." Kousaka Kirino smiled and took another piece of paper from the table, saying, "So, I've decided to start a new series."

Kyosuke Kosaka stared blankly at the paper that had landed in his hand, on which were written the words "Meitoshi" (meaning "Sister City").

To be honest, seeing this name, he had a pretty good idea that this was another attempt to satisfy his younger sister's special desires, but to avoid being scolded, he wisely chose to keep quiet.

Although he avoided being disliked by his sister, he was asked to go out with her the next day to "gather inspiration" for his new book.

On Saturday morning, all the employees at Starry Sky Games gathered in the conference room, anxiously waiting for the data to be updated.

Just ten minutes ago, Plants vs. Zombies was officially launched on the company's website.

Although everyone knows their game is unlikely to flop, given the promotion by the Kurahashi family, while not everyone knows about the game, at least those who like anime and games are bound to know about it.

Furthermore, they have great confidence in the quality of their game, so it's impossible for it to flop; it's just a matter of how much money they make.

However, perhaps because the game was just released, people hadn't gotten up yet, or hadn't noticed it, or hadn't checked the official website, the data has been refreshed almost a hundred times, but the download count has only reached 147 copies, and the purchase count for subsequent chapters of the game is still zero.

That's why everyone is a little anxious; they want to call everyone and tell the players that the game is now available.

In fact, it wasn't just Kobayashi and her team waiting for the players' reactions; all the other game companies, big and small, in Japan were also looking in their direction.

Of course, they weren't afraid that Plants vs. Zombies would become too popular and pose a threat to them. After all, in their view, how could a mere "small game" compare to their masterpiece?

They were simply curious as to why an unknown game company could receive so much high-quality publicity; it was simply unbelievable.

Just as everyone was waiting for the reaction to Plants vs. Zombies, Tsuchimikado Tou's autograph session was about to begin.

At nine o'clock in the morning, Tsuchimikado Fuyu arrived at the entrance of a certain Shinazugawa Bookstore in Tokyo, just in time.

That's right, this time the autograph session wasn't in Chiba, but in Tokyo.

The reason is simple: there are more people in Tokyo, so more people will come to the autograph session.

After all, Ku wouldn't let themselves suffer a loss. Since they agreed to help Tsuchimikado Fuyu promote the game, they would definitely want to earn back the promotional fee from other sources.

Tsuchimikado Fuyu wasn't particularly dissatisfied with this, but he secretly made a mental note of it, determined to teach the company president a lesson sometime in the future.

The autograph session went smoothly. After signing autographs for each fan, Tsuchimikado Fuyu promoted Plants vs. Zombies, saying that he made the game and that the first part was free, encouraging everyone to try it out.

It has to be said that Tsuchimikado Tou's promotional efforts have been very effective. He already has a high level of popularity, and coupled with his title as a genius high school student, fans became very interested after learning that he had made a game.

In addition, the fact that the first part is free allows everyone to support Tsuchimikado Fuyu without reservation.

After all, even if it were completely free, many people would still choose to support it, let alone if it were free.

However, since the autograph session had only been going on for a short time, even those who knew about it were still on their way home, so the news hadn't spread online yet. Therefore, it would take some time for everyone's support to have an effect.

"Fuyu-kun, take a break." The autograph session had been going on for an hour or two, and Kyoko Hayakawa noticed that Fuyu Tsuchimikado had shaken his hands several times. She changed his water glass and said with concern.

Because they were in Tokyo this time, Raphiel and the others didn't come. Only Hayakawa Kyoko came along, since Tsuchimikado Fuyu would definitely be tired after a whole day of signing events.

Although Hayakawa Kyoko can't be of much help, she can at least serve tea and water, and give Tsuchimikado Fuyu a massage when he's resting.

As for why it was Hayakawa Kyoko and not Rikka and the others, according to Hayakawa Kyoko, "You can be with Fuyu-kun every day, while I can only see him once or twice a week. Please give me this rare opportunity."

Since they had already said so much, Rikka and the others had no choice but to back down and give the opportunity to Hayakawa Kyoko.

Chapter 807 The Arrival of Yamada Fairy

In the conference room of Starry Sky Games, people were chatting in small groups, seemingly no longer interested in the data.

The reason for this is that more than an hour has passed, but the number of downloads and subsequent level purchases are still growing slowly.

To ease their tension, everyone pretended not to pay attention to the data, leaving only two people to refresh it occasionally, while the others anxiously waited for good news in the chat.

"Something's changed. Downloads and purchases are skyrocketing." Another hour passed, and just when everyone was getting a little impatient, Alma's voice suddenly came through. She and another colleague were excitedly saying this.

Everyone immediately stopped chatting and gathered behind Alma, watching the computer screen together.

On the computer screen, the download count increased exponentially with each refresh.

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Ten minutes later, the number of downloads had reached 10,000, and the growth rate was not slowing down, but rather getting faster and faster.

The same applies to the purchase volume of subsequent chapters. Although the growth rate is not as fast as that of downloads, it is still quite rapid.

In just ten minutes, it went from zero to a little over five hundred.

It's important to know that since the purchase of subsequent chapters is a one-time event, once you buy this subsequent chapter pack, you won't be charged again for future updates or additional DC content. Therefore, the price set by Tsuchimikado Fuyu and his team is not low, costing a full two thousand yen.

"Are there any comments online?" Kobayashi asked.

"Yes, but not many. Most of them are players who have tried it before and gave it a good review." Takiya Shin opened the website's comment section, browsed for a while, and said.

"Keep following up; this is just the beginning," Kobayashi said with a smile.

Xiaolin's judgment was indeed correct; the current data for Plants vs. Zombies is indeed just the beginning.

Time passed by, and the number of game downloads and purchases skyrocketed. At the same time, the number of positive reviews in the comments section increased, and various messages gradually appeared on the official website's forum.

"Closed beta tester reporting in! Here's a guide on how to quickly get started with the game."

"Plants vs. Zombies is so hard! Is there any pro player who can help me out?"

"Tianyu's creator has actually made a game! Although I haven't played it yet, I'll download it to support them."

"Hey upstairs, hurry up and go play! Tianyu is really amazing. Not only is his writing beautiful, but his games are also so fun."

"Hey! Is this a work by Tianyu? I only saw this game when I was playing games at Xixi Internet Cafe."

"It originated from the same internet cafe, but there are also several particularly large posters advertising it in Akihabara."

"Just to be honest, I learned about Revelation Online from the Conquerors Alliance. I think he's an elder of the Conquerors Alliance."

"Hey upstairs, just curious, what exactly is the Conquerors' Alliance?"

"The Conquerors' Alliance was founded by our great demon, Princess Satania, and the Lord of Arakawa, Princess Goldfish. Our goal is to conquer the world. Our current strategy is that our members include blah blah blah, and I'll omit a thousand words. So, friend, would you like to join?"

Although the other party rambled on, they eventually attached a bunch of photos of Goldfish Princess and the others at the anime convention, which prompted a large number of SPs to click on the Conqueror Alliance's official website link, wanting to join the Conqueror Alliance.

As a result, the Conquerors' League expanded again, no longer limited to the Kanto region, and gradually began to spread to other parts of Japan.

The reason they were able to directly post links to attract traffic without having their comments deleted is naturally because they have partners who help with promotion, and in return, they can attract members from this platform.

Unlike the joyful and excited atmosphere at the game company, Tsuchimikado Fuyu was so tired that he could barely hold his pen.

"I can't go on anymore, let me rest for two minutes. By the way, where's Kyoko?" After signing an autograph for a fan, Tsuchimikado Fuyu put down his pen, rubbed his fingers, and slumped onto the table, saying weakly.

"Your little girlfriend went to buy you food," Machida Wanko said with a smile. "Tianyu-sensei, just hang in there a little longer, and you'll be able to rest for an hour soon."

"You said the same thing ten minutes ago. When are we finally going to rest?" Tsuchimikado Fuyu glanced at the time; it was almost midnight, and all he wanted to do was rest.

"Sign ten more, just ten will do." Seeing that Tsuchimikado Fuyu was getting a little grumpy, Machida Wanko quickly tried to reason with him, like coaxing a child.

To this, Tsuchimikado Fuyu just rolled her eyes at her and told her to hurry up and let the fans in, "Just ten, if there's more than one, I'll go on strike."

“Just ten, it’ll be quick,” Machida Wanko said hastily.

For Machida Wanko, whether it's ten or five, she'll sign as many as she can.

The queue outside is now incredibly long, and the number of people is not only not decreasing, but actually increasing. Naturally, she wants Tsuchimikado Fuyu to sign a few more people.

Soon, Tsuchimikado Fuyu finished signing ten names again. Just as he was about to go to the back to rest, the door to the room suddenly opened again. Tsuchimikado Fuyu immediately looked at Machida Wanko with a dark face. Are you kidding me?

Machida Wanko shook her head awkwardly, indicating that she really didn't put it in.

"What are you two playing? Staring at each other?" Suddenly, a familiar voice came from outside. Tsuchimikado Fuyu and Machida Wanko immediately turned around and saw a blonde little girl standing in front of them.

"Yamada Elf-sensei?" Machida Wanko said in surprise.

"Why are you here?" Tsuchimikado Fuyu looked at her with some surprise. He didn't think that Yamada Elf would come to his autograph session just because she liked Battle Through the Heavens.

After all, the two had a bet before this. Not to mention she had always looked down on Battle Through the Heavens.

"Huh? Why can't I come? Are you afraid I'll laugh at you?" Yamada Elf asked aggressively, hands on her hips.

"What am I afraid of you laughing at me for?" Tsuchimikado Fuyu asked, looking speechless.

"Of course, of course!" Yamada Elf hesitated for a moment. She had originally wanted to say that she was afraid of seeing his autograph session being deserted, but the current situation was not deserted at all, but rather bustling with activity.

Suddenly, she remembered her purpose, smiled smugly, and said, "Hmph, of course you're afraid I'll laugh at you, because you're about to lose our match."

"Huh? You lost?"

"Of course, because I'm already preparing for the anime adaptation, and I'm about to win. How could you not be afraid of me laughing at you?"

However, it's not too late for you to admit defeat. I can give you a chance.

Chapter 808 Hayakawa Kyoko is in trouble

"Forget about admitting defeat. I advise you to just admit defeat instead," Tsuchimikado Fuyu said, scratching his head.

Just kidding. The matter of my own anime adaptation was already discussed with Cherry Blossom Workshop last month. As long as the fourth volume performs well as always, then signing the contract is a sure thing.

In a situation where victory is assured with the dragon charging in, how could I possibly be foolish enough to admit defeat?

"Hmph, since you choose to be so stubborn, then I'll wait for you to be begging for mercy on your knees later," Yamada Fairy said with her hands on her hips and a cold snort.

"Let's not talk about that. Did you come here just to show off to Teacher Tianyu?" Machida Wanzi quickly interrupted when she saw that the two were about to start arguing again.

Although she didn't think Tsuchimikado Fuyu could out-argue Yamada Elf, she didn't want such an important event as the autograph session to be ruined.