Rubbing her slightly bloated belly, Gao Qinyi was lying in Zhou Chu's arms.
Zhou Chu originally wanted to lie in her arms, but he was noticeably slower, and instead, she ended up lying on top of him.
Fortunately, there was no fatal contact. Although Zhou Chu's lower abdomen was hot due to the mutton soup, it was not enough to cause him to suddenly raise his head.
Gao Qinyi has already selected a Korean drama, and the screen features Gong Yoo.
Zhou Chu glanced at it briefly before opening his author backend.
The average order volume is 160, and it's completely blocked.
That's actually not so bad, it's just that the 99+ comments left Zhou Chu a little dumbfounded.
And once you click on it, it's all the same reader.
Her nickname is Princess.
Moreover, most of the comments below are instructing the author on how to write a book.
It's similar to:
"Isn't the female lead's behavior illogical?"
"Why is the male lead such a coward (resentment)?"
"So this is what it feels like for a guy to be in a relationship with someone he likes!"
It really makes you feel like you're playing the female lead, and you feel like she's the female lead in both perspective and stance.
Coupled with this nickname, Zhou Chu subconsciously looked at the girl on his lap.
If you break down the character "琴" (qín), it's composed of two "王" (wáng) characters plus one "女" (nǚ).
Could this be something she posted?
"Sister Qin, what do you think of the male lead in my new book?"
Although Zhou Chu appeared to be asking questions, he was actually carefully observing her expression.
If she posted it, even if she tries to cover it up, it's impossible for her to act as if she never posted it.
"I think it's pretty good." Gao Qinyi nodded, not even turning to look at Zhou Chu. Instead, she stared intently at the screen, pointing at Gong Yoo, the handsome man on it: "So handsome!"
"He really is very handsome." Zhou Chu nodded.
She is now basically free of suspicion, since her interests have not been changed in the slightest.
So who exactly is this person who has such a strong sense of identification with his novel?
This must be a comment from a female reader; it's truly unexpected.
He hadn't expected that he would have female book friends besides Gao Qinyi, a girl he knew well.
“That’s right.” Gao Qinyi nodded.
The important thing now is to find out who posted the comment.
If you keep scrolling, almost all the comments are this type.
It shouldn't be brushes hired by some people.
Zhou Chu decisively opened his book club group and edited a message:
[Chu Kuangren: Bros., we have a female reader now!]
[A Dream of Prosperity: Shocking!]
[Evening Glow: Really?]
[Zunming: So, if any of you are female readers, have you joined the group?]
[Pipi Bai: I never imagined our author would have a female reader, sob sob sob]
That's right, once you join the book club, your screen will be flooded with messages.
"Sister Qin, what does 'Agassi' mean?" Zhou Chu asked, scratching his head, and refocused his gaze on Gao Qinyi.
“It’s an older man,” Gao Qinyi said casually, without giving a serious answer.
"So, does Sister Qin prefer older men or me?" Zhou Chu suddenly became a little wary.
"Of course I like you! The older man is just someone who can satisfy a lot of girls' girlish hearts." Gao Qinyi pressed the remote control to pause the drama, looked up at Zhou Chu: "I like you the most."
"That's good." Zhou Chu finally calmed down.
After all, it's enough as long as she's by my side.
Who cares about female book friends? They're of no use at all!
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