With the reveal of Aiden's identity as 'The Drear', his book was suddenly doing great. He had finally achieved the top rank that he coveted all this ti.
And it made him happy.
After all, it was the result of his efforts and people have rarely complained about the web novel. It gave him motivation to make the final arc the best in the whole book.
He got to work right away.
At the sa ti, 'Soulless', the previous number one ranked author was fuming. He couldn't believe what had happened just in one night.
He didn't want to believe it.
He tried his best to turn the whole situation around. After all, he can't lose to a celebrity but in the age of numbers, follower count was sothing not a lot of people could go against.
'Soulless' tried his best. Even increasing the ads on the novel but the good word of mouth had spread and it was almost impossible to battle against it.
In the end, he had to agree to his defeat. Even if every fibre of his being didn't wanted to accept it.
Aiden's followers were busy trying to make it spread to more people and it was true that the novel was very addictive. It was made in such a way.
So, when soone tried it, they recomnded it to their friends and family.
Although it was true that with such a large number of people, it was very normal for there to be different opinions. So people didn't like it at all and bashed the novel after reading a few chapters while others who were a fan of felt disappointed.
Aiden wasn't able to do anything with these reviews. With ti, more and more bad reviews ca out and he could just keep writing while focusing on the positivity.
In just a few days, he was almost down to the last three-four chapters. Although he had prepared a few side chapters, there was no ti to write them down with the shooting of starting.
Just a day before that, he got a call when he was writing down the last chapter of ."
Aiden blinked his eyes hearing that.
A comic adaptation? He hadn't really thought much about it as before Marshall, no one had proposed sothing like that.
But it was a pretty interesting idea. He had a hard ti describing places in the web novel, so a comic adaptation might just be able to do that.
"I honestly never thought too much about it."
"Then, think."
"Well, it does seem like an interesting idea."
Hearing that, Marshall's eyes shined and he quickly found the opportunity he was looking for. He started explaining more on his offer as how this could work in favour of his book and a comic adaption was the way forward.
After all, if out of 100, 10 percent read novels, 30 percent are likely to read comics as it was more visually appealing.
"As you know, we have now got a very capable departnt with us and , he wanted to write another.
Maybe not right away. Maybe not another web novel. But he wanted to write sothing. This ti, sothing different and sothing that could push him.
Even if it takes ti.
***
was one of the most expensive projects from Titan studios with an investnt of 200 million in it. By comparison, their most expensive project in the last seven years was 80 million dollars, so it was more than double of that.
With that, there was a sense of pressure and how it would do.
Many felt like it was going to be a waste of investnt with egos of Olio and Titan studios clashing violently and in the end, the movie would suffer.
There was actually a very good possibility of that. Even with Alberto seemingly trying not to interfere with Olio.
The pressure was also on the crew and the cast.
It could either beco the best fantasy movie of the year or it could beco sothing that everyone would want to get off their resu.
So, with heavy feelings in their heart and excitent, they entered the sets on the first day.
Olio was avoiding green screens as much as possible and had made entire sets in a large field for the shooting. It was almost like an outdoor studio.
A lot of the movie was also going to be shot on green screen but that was more because of the fantasy aspect. Even then, the use of green screens was going to be minimal.
With Olio's distinct style, no one knew how it would turn out but they were hoping it to be good.
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