I don’t know if it’s because of the cinema’s atmosphere, but now Sheng Yanxiao’s approach is more astonishing than ever before.

In the darkness, Su Weiyi’s cheeks were completely flushed, and she didn’t even know how she got out of the cinema.

Sheng Yanxiao sent Su Weiyi back to school. Given his striking appearance, Su Weiyi decisively only let him take her to the school gate, then walked back by herself.

Just about a hundred meters from the dormitory building, Su Weiyi unexpectedly saw a familiar face quickly coming out of the dormitory.

This year, summer came early. It’s only May, yet the sun is shining brightly, a bit blinding. Su Weiyi squinted—is that Zhang Ziyu?

Why is she back?

Or did she see it wrong?

But after all, there’s still her bed in the dormitory, so it’s not strange for her to return.

Su Weiyi didn’t think much, returned to the dorm, and found no one inside.

Sweat formed a layer on her skin. Feeling a bit sticky, Su Weiyi took a shower. She was drying her hair when Su Man returned, carrying some snacks, "Xiao Yi, you’re here, want some?"

Su Man raised the bag in her hand. Su Weiyi smiled and shook her head, "No, thanks."

Seeing that Su Man bought things like egg rolls and chips, all high-calorie foods, Su Weiyi couldn’t help but laugh, "Manman, didn’t you say you were dieting?"

Su Man was also feeling hot. She sat down with a book and fanned herself, "Dieting is just an illusion, mere words. Don’t take it seriously."

Then, Su Man looked at Su Weiyi, who was dressed simply in a T-shirt and shorts, "Ah, I really envy you, no matter how much you eat, you can’t gain weight."

Su Weiyi’s appetite is actually normal. She doesn’t love eating much, and her actual consumption is smaller than many other girls. Regardless of how much or when she ate, she wouldn’t gain weight.

Actually, Su Man wasn’t fat either. She was just tall and looked stronger. Compared with Su Weiyi and Xie Xiaoran, who were both very slim, she naturally seemed heftier.

Su Weiyi dried her hair, drank some water, and opened her Weibo. Before heading out today, she updated with a small comic, so now she went to check the response.

There were many comments, most still exclaiming about the couple content. Su Weiyi casually scrolled through a few and then opened her private messages.

Lately, Su Weiyi had been receiving many private messages from fans, mostly expressing their admiration, without much else.

However, today Su Weiyi received a commission request. Someone claiming to be an editor from a certain comic agency wanted to commission her. They thought her work was interesting and hoped to discuss it in detail. 𝙛𝒓𝒆𝙚𝒘𝒆𝓫𝙣𝓸𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝒄𝒐𝓶

Su Weiyi looked at the comic agency’s name, feeling a bit familiar, and realized after two seconds—wasn’t this Si Xia’s comic agency?

Su Weiyi didn’t reply but directly sent Si Xia a message.

A quick reply came: [I didn’t ask for you.]

After a while, another message arrived: [It was one of our editors who saw it by chance and thought it was great, and I also think it’s great.]

Su Weiyi was about to reply when Si Xia’s call came through directly.

Whether in novels or comics, it all comes down to fan economics. The effect of Su Weiyi’s work was much better than expected. Even though it was just some small couple love snippets, these kinds of small comics were popular, coupled with her fresh art style, truly quite impressive.