Chapter 672: Chapter 382: Xien Waidao’s Arrangent (Part 2)_2 Chapter 672: Chapter 382: Xien Waidao’s Arrangent (Part 2)_2 After appreciating it for a while, Xien Waidao started to thank the almighty internet for giving birth to such a thing.
However, just this kind of picture wasn’t enough; he needed better support.
He sent the picture to Liuzi and said, “Mr. Liu Liuzi, do a favor, will you?”
Liuzi: “…What the hell did you send ?”
Xien Waidao: “Eh? I thought you’d ask if I had any more? Hold on, your reaction’s all wrong, man. There’s no way a man can resist the allure of the ‘big mushroom.’ You’re not Mr. Liu Liuzi, you’re an alien!”
Liuzi: “Cut it out. Where did you get this picture from?”
Xien Waidao: “It’s from a favorite artist of mine from the sea down below, truly a feast for the senses. Sadly, they stopped doing it not long after. My love for Mr. Liu Liuzi’s manga is also because your manga has a bit of their flavor… wait a minute! Mr. Liu Liuzi! Could it be that you!”
Liuzi: “It’s not!”
Xien Waidao: “I haven’t even asked!”
Liuzi: “No ans no!”
They argued like a broken record for ten minutes before Liuzi finally gave up.
Liuzi: “No helping it, I confess. I wasn’t just running away from ho; I went to Sakura Country. I was really strapped for cash at that ti and had to take so private jobs, including this one. I thought this was just sothing for a small circle to enjoy; I never expected you to get your hands on it. Speaking of which, how did you get it?”
Xien Waidao: “I paid that master artist to buy it.”
Liuzi: “…Fuck, it was you!”
Looking at Xien Waidao’s reply, Liuzi was flooded with emotions.
The early days in Sakura Country were his most difficult tis.
Incomprehension from his family, language barriers, struggling with his manga—all these factors intertwined and made him lose his hair every day.
However, having no money was his biggest problem.
Creating manga needed money, and he was still enrolled in training classes. Even though he worked part-ti every day, he didn’t have enough money to sustain himself.
Fortunately, at this ti, soone commissioned him to draw ‘big mushrooms,’ claiming that “one day, people will beco obsessed with big mushrooms” for such a bizarre reason. Even when he charged two thousand five hundred, the client agreed to it.
And so, Liuzi’s dark history was born.
He did a total of five drawings, and the money from those saw him through the toughest month and helped him hang on until the day his manga won an award and began serialization.
Thus, Liuzi had complicated feelings about this part of his past.
When it ca to that history, he did feel a bit embarrassed.
However, he was filled with gratitude towards that generous client.
But when he thought that the client was Xien Waidao, he felt that the world was really quite fucked up.
While Liuzi was wrestling with his complex emotions, another reply from Xien Waidao arrived.
Xien Waidao: “I didn’t expect it was really you. Anyway, I wanted to ask you to change it into the animal zombies from the ga, but you don’t seem too willing, so forget about it.”
Liuzi: “How do you know I’m not willing?”
Xien Waidao: “You hesitated for a long ti before agreeing back then. Actually, I only needed one picture, but later when I saw your updates, I realized you were having a tough ti, so I added four more. There’s sothing I’ve always wanted to say, I’m sorry.”
Liuzi: “…Why though?”
Xien Waidao: “After you gave five drawings you disappeared, and I’ve always wondered if it was because I requested sothing inappropriate that made you draw pictures you didn’t like, and that’s why you left. I’ve always felt a bit bad and wanted to apologize. That’s all I wanted to say, you can laugh now.”
Liuzi: “…You asshole!”
Xien Waidao: “That’s the spirit.”
Liuzi: “Thank you.”
Xien Waidao: [Hmm?]
Liuzi: [Tell what you want, and I’ll draw it for you. Whether it’s ten or a hundred pictures, I’ll draw them all today!]
Xien Waidao: [Hmhm?]
While Xien Waidao was puzzled, Liuzi had already picked up his digital pen and began to draw earnestly according to Xien Waidao’s requests.
He worked intensively at a rate of one picture every three hours; the content he produced was provocative without revealing anything, yet it felt even more arousing than if it had.
Plant girls, animal girls, zombie girls… So drawings didn’t need high precision, so he just sketched them out and then used AI for coloring, which further increased his speed.
Watching Liuzi’s high-intensity output, Xien Waidao wondered if sothing was wrong with him.
But seeing the results, he felt it was actually quite good for Liuzi to go crazy once in a while.
His previous posts on the forum had already started to fernt; many gars said, ‘Xien Waidao, you are truly despicable and shaless, to spread such misleading ssages.’
If you don’t produce evidence today, you better believe that we’ll show you why the flower is so red!
But when Xien Waidao posted the first picture given by Liuzi, there was a mont of silence in the forum.
There was no other reason except that the picture was quite provocative.
The form of Squirrel Girl looked very cute, and the whole atmosphere of the drawing seed quite normal, but her subtle expression triggered a surge of springti feelings in the viewers.
And gars are the ones who most love to find sothing naughty in serious gas and to be serious in naughty gas.
Tell them they can indulge in dirty pleasures in erotic gas, and they might scorn it; but if you tell them they can do it in this ga, they’ll definitely strip the ga bare to see what it’s all about.
[Xien Waidao, I don’t usually believe you, but today I want to.]
[Xien Waidao, I rarely trust you, so please don’t make lose too badly this ti.]
[Xien Waidao, you’re a good comrade, just tell the thod, and I’ll go and criticize it thoroughly.]
Xien Waidao: [It’s quite simple, though the success rate is low. In the ga, there are quiet-looking zombies with red and black stripes. If you catch them and bring them back, there’s a chance to trigger a Dirty Picture event. They will randomly give you a Dirty Picture, rember to share it afterward.]
[Fine, I’m not really interested in Dirty Pictures, I just genuinely want to see this easter egg.]
[What a coincidence, I’m also not interested in Dirty Pictures, I just want to save so zombies.]
[Count in, I want one too.]
Capturing zombies wasn’t an official gaplay chanic but rather a skill effect discovered by so players.
This skill allowed you to capture a zombie and take it ho, where you could place it in your house.
Originally, this feature was of little use, but the provocation provided by Xien Waidao ignited the players’ desire to capture zombies and bring them ho.
A vigorous capturing action began, with players choosing their skills and continuously attempting to capture the zombies that t Xien Waidao’s criteria to place them in their hos.
Even though they had no success, the number of Dirty Pictures in the forum continued to grow.
Every so often, a sowhat famous gar would co forward to release the Dirty Pictures they obtained, thereby greatly increasing the credibility of Xien Waidao’s words.
Looking at these accounts, a resting Liuzi asked in confusion: [How do you know so many people, and they’re not from the Morals Aid Group?]
[They’re all my alternate accounts.] Xien Waidao said nonchalantly.
[…What? Why did you create so many alternate accounts?]
[It’s convenient for arguing with people; I also do so normal things occasionally, like now.]
[But you aren’t doing anything normal right now!]
Although the thod was sowhat questionable, the ‘leaves’ that represented three concepts were being saved in large quantities.
Watching more and more ‘leaves,’ Black Tech felt it was ti to move on to the next phase.
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