As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

Gods are born, not created. This has never happened in the past ten thousand years. Why should she be the one to break this pattern?

"Am I really going to have to end in tragedy?" Amelia muttered, then gritted her teeth: "Damn Panda Studio, can't they write a plot without playing with angst?"

As soon as she said it, Amelia realized she was wrong. She couldn't blame Panda Studio; the original story was written by Panda Studio, but the world line she had entered was clearly not something they had created, so she couldn't blame them.

Amelia's heart skipped a beat. In her excitement, she had forgotten that there were some things she shouldn't have said. She had accidentally revealed the name of the Panda Company. In this situation, she would probably faint. And the audience wouldn't be able to hear this information that shouldn't have been revealed.

As the thought flashed through her mind, Amelia felt a distinct change in the world. Everything seemed to freeze in place, and at the same time, a feeling of nausea surged up in her heart, threatening to make her faint.

Amelia was no stranger to this.

Every time she says something that could break down the barriers between dimensions, she falls into a coma and when she wakes up, nothing has happened, so she can't possibly reveal any information to the audience.

However, just when Amelia thought she would fall into a coma as usual, she suddenly felt something was a little off.

Why is it that I can bear the nausea and dizziness?

This discovery prompted Amelia to immediately focus her mind and unleash her divine power to resist this negative state.

This negative state was like a curse imposed upon her, but the curse wasn't very strong. In Amelia's view, it was probably only at the level of a titled saint... Well, it's not that it wasn't strong, but for her, who had already become a demigod, it was more than enough to resist.

Under these circumstances, Amelia did not faint, and the scene around her, which had seemed to be frozen, immediately returned to normal.

Amelia looked left and right, wondering if she had merely managed to resist falling into a coma.

She then looked at the densely packed barrage of comments in front of her.

No, it wasn't just that I resisted falling into a coma.

[Panda Society? Goodness, Amelia's sudden comment really pulled me out of the story.]

[Oh my god, Amelia has broken the fourth wall!]

[Breaking the fourth wall because of overwhelming power? This has happened in some anime before, indicating how powerful a character is. Is Panda Studio doing this too?]

[But they're all strong enough to break the fourth wall, so defeating the Goddess of Pure White shouldn't be a problem, right?]

[Amelia, please don't let us get stabbed!]

Line after line of comments appeared before my eyes.

Seeing these comments, Amelia's heart was filled with intense emotions.

The audience actually heard what she said; nothing that had just happened had been blocked out.

Why is that?

Could it be that I've become so powerful that I can even influence the comments section?

"Everyone," Amelia took a deep breath and looked seriously ahead, saying, "To be honest, I originally came from the same world as you all. I was an ordinary high school girl in that world. For unknown reasons, I was transported to this world and became Amelia. Well, from the beginning, I could see the comments, but because I was weak back then, if I said anything like 'I can see comments,' I would faint, and the relevant information would be erased, so you couldn't see anything. But now, because I have reached the level of a demigod, I can resist that situation, which is why I can say these things to you all."

Amelia gave a brief introduction.

But this very opening immediately raised a bunch of questions in the audience's minds.

【? ? ? 】

[You can see the comments? Are you kidding me?]

[Stop with this jarring plot, okay? Do you think I don't know whether you can even see the comments? How could you possibly break the fourth wall?]

Is Panda Publishing trying to be clever?

Stop messing around and let the story progress normally. Saying you broke the fourth wall is just for fun; nobody really believes it.

Chapter 526 Breaking the Fourth Wall

For viewers, such a illogical situation is undoubtedly impossible; if it were to occur, it must be intentional on the part of the animation production team.

No one would believe that the cartoon they watch is based on real events.

Amelia wasn't surprised by the audience's reaction; if it were her before she time-traveled, she probably would have reacted much the same way.

However, regardless of the circumstances, now that she has the ability to communicate with the audience, she still needs to make things clear. In Amelia's view, this might change the current situation.

However, just as Amelia was about to say something, she suddenly realized that the scene the audience was watching was about to disappear. It seemed that the following scene was deemed unsuitable for the animation and disappeared from the audience's sight.

'No, it can't disappear yet.'

Amelia's eyes narrowed, and she quickly thought to herself, "It can't disappear, it can't disappear."

In her meditation, the image that seemed to be disappearing reappeared steadily.

This made Amelia feel a little more relaxed. She remembered that she could make images disappear, something she could do even when she was still of a low rank. Since she could make images disappear, she could force images to remain.

After letting out a breath, Amelia looked at the barrage of comments and said, "I know this will seem unbelievable to everyone, so next, I'm going to read some of the comments that are appearing in front of me."

After saying that, Amelia started reading the comments directly.

As Amelia read out the comments that appeared one by one, many viewers were immediately shocked.

However, this alone is not enough to completely convince everyone of what Amelia said, because there are too many comments appearing on the screen. Even though Amelia said a lot of comments, it is still only a small part of them, making people feel that it might have been pre-programmed.

[You think you can make us believe this? Who knows if those comments were posted by your Panda TV staff themselves?]

[I'd like to say that too. The staff already know what the animated characters want to say, and they can just send out the comments at the appropriate time.]

If you want me to believe you, you'll have to do as I say.

Viewers find it hard to believe such a thing, after all, they live in a normal technological world, not a world where anything supernatural exists. The sudden appearance of an animated world that is actually the real world is bound to be shocking.

Amelia understood what the audience meant, so after glancing at the comments, she nodded and said, "I understand what you all mean. You're wondering if my current behavior is all pre-programmed by the animation production team. Breaking that routine is simple; I just need to do what you say. However, with so many of you and such diverse ideas, it's impossible for me to act according to everyone's wishes. Why don't you come up with a few things that you all agree on?"

Seeing Amelia say this, some viewers were already skeptical.

They really didn't understand the point of the animation production team doing something like this, but the fact that the animated world was the real world was still terrifying.

Amelia sat down at the table, leaning back in her chair, and said, "Over this long period of time, your comments have been a great help to me. For example, in the God-Making Ground, I only found out that Rex and the others had gone to find hostages because I saw the comments, which is why I quickly caught up with them."

The audience: "..."

Amelia added, "Even earlier, when Rex went to cause trouble for the mermaids and even the dwarves, I knew about it because I saw the comments on the screen."

The audience: "..."

"Oh, right," Amelia continued, "Through the comments, I also learned some information from the scenes you were watching on the side of the Goddess of Pure White. For example, the gods cannot awaken unless the Goddess of Pure White dies. We also learned that gods are only born, not created."

The audience's hearts were pounding.

Amelia's eyes held a hint of melancholy: "I also know that in the original story, Irene, as the protagonist, ultimately died in battle at the Church of Heaven, ending in tragedy..."

As Amelia continued to speak, the audience's resolve wavered even further.

From a rational perspective, is it really a good thing for the animation itself to design a character who can break the fourth wall?

Unless, it really isn't part of the design.

Soon after, viewers discussed the issue in the bullet comments and the accompanying discussion area, and decided on many actions.

【Amelia, show us three and a half backflips!】

This action has received a lot of support, and hopefully Amelia will do it to prove that it is indeed possible to see the comments.

Amelia was speechless: "You can say three backflips or four backflips, but what do you mean by three and a half?"

[OMG, can I really see the comments?]

Could the animation team have really foreseen that we'd come up with the idea of ​​having Amelia do three and a half backflips?

Is it possible that there's a traitor among us?

It's possible that someone from the production team infiltrated our ranks and influenced our choices, but we prepared ten actions, so it's impossible for all of them to be influenced by the production team.

The audience was undoubtedly very surprised to hear what Amelia said.

Amelia's eyes lit up at this: "It seems I don't need to do three backflips. Just stating this will be enough to prove the situation, right?"

No, you still need to do the required actions; otherwise, you can't prove it.

[Yes, yes, we've even prepared a list of cute things you'll do, so you can't refuse.]

The thought of Amelia being able to act cute exactly as I want... ahhh, I can't take it anymore!

The audience was very excited.

Amelia didn't care about this. Of course, she wouldn't let everyone have their way. For her, it was enough to let everyone know the truth of the matter. There was no need to actually be so obedient and do things according to the audience's demands.

So Amelia then told the audience what they wanted her to do, proving that she really could see the comments.

That's enough.

As Amelia continued to prove herself, many viewers fell into deep thought.

Seeing the comments on the screen is undoubtedly an incredible thing, but no matter how incredible it is, it really happened right before their eyes, and they can't deny it even if they want to.

[By the way, Panda Studios seems to have publicly stated multiple times before that this animation wasn't produced by them; I used to think they were joking.]

That's true; it seems the very reason animation exists is also a question.

[It's all real. What we're watching isn't animation at all, but a scene from another world. In that world, Amelia can see the comments we send.]

This is incredible.

Taking all these factors into account, the audience finally acknowledged that Amelia could see the comments on the screen.

Amelia breathed a sigh of relief and then got down to business: "You can trust that I can see the comments. I want to ask now, what do I need to do if I want to defeat the Goddess of Pure White? I asked this question to myself before, but the answers given in the comments at that time couldn't solve the problem."

[Pretending to talk to herself while asking questions? Well, now that you mention it, I realize Amelia used to talk to herself a lot.]

[You bastard Amelia, you actually sneakily obtained information from us!]

[I can't take it anymore, I have to rewatch the episodes I watched before. Amelia could actually see the comments back then, I didn't even realize that at the time.]

I'll have to watch it again later.

[Stop talking nonsense and hurry up and think of a solution for Amelia. If this weren't an anime but the real world, it really could end in tragedy.]

No, no tragic ending, I can't accept that. Amelia and Irene must be okay.

The audience was very excited.

But when asked to come up with a solution, they also felt powerless to do so.

How to deal with the goddess of pure white? That's a good question, but they can't seem to answer it.

"Don't you guys have any ideas either?" Amelia asked, looking at the comments.