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Chapter 1363 - 1137: Why Are There So Many Monsters in Qin Continent

Chapter 1363: Chapter 1137: Why Are There So Many Monsters in Qin Continent

Resilience is good...

Lin Yuan muttered thoughtfully as he typed out a line in the document on his computer:

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix!

This is the fifth installment of the Harry Potter series.

"The hottest days of the summer were drawing to a close, and an eerie, drowsy silence hung over the large, square houses on Privet Drive. Dust-covered cars gleamed in the sunshine as they sat abandoned on the scorched yellow lawns that had once been green..."

The opening of this installment.

Harry and Dudley encounter Dementors.

That’s what sets this apart from the earlier parts of the series.

The opening Chapters of the previous installments were relatively serene.

Only in this one.

The plot immediately gives off a sense of an impending storm, with an oppressive atmosphere running throughout the narrative.

Additionally.

This installment is also the longest in the series, with all Chapters combined nearing seven hundred thousand words.

The GOAT of wordsmithing indeed.

Chu Kuang plans to complete Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix within a month.

...

At this moment.

More than three months had passed since the unification of Zhong Continent.

With the Harry Potter series, Chu Kuang had successfully won over countless fans in Zhong Continent.

Just like last year, when Xian Yu, through the Blue Songlympics, left an indelibly deep impression on the people of Zhong Continent.

And as yet another member of the Three Bros.

Shadow unexpectedly entered the radar of the Zhong Continent audience!

Even Shadow himself hadn’t anticipated this!

Clearly, the art exhibition hadn’t even started yet, so how could Zhong Continent people become so familiar with Shadow so quickly?

This had to do with the Blue Star Artistic and Drawing Rankings.

As the highest-ranked comic artist on the chart, Shadow attracted widespread attention, which was somewhat expected.

Because when the rankings were first released.

There was considerable discussion in Zhong Continent about the status of comic artists.

The reason behind this discussion was simple.

Zhong Continent’s top comic artist, Teng Zhai, was ranked only forty-eighth!

"That’s too low!"

"Is the artistic value of comics really this low?"

"Blue Star’s top comic artist, the king of the comic world, only ranked forty-eighth?"

"Ridiculous!"

"What’s even more ridiculous is that other artists slightly less influential than Teng Zhai but still incredibly impactful were ranked outside the top fifty!"

"I think Teng Zhai’s drawing technique is really impressive!"

"His renown even surpasses that of many acclaimed veterans in traditional art circles!"

"Hold on!"

"I noticed an overseas comic artist who ranks higher than Teng Zhai—he’s actually twenty-first on the chart!"

"Who is it?"

"Qin Continent’s comic artist, Shadow!"

"Both are part of the same professional field of comics, so why would this person rank higher than Blue Star’s single highest-selling comic artist, Teng Zhai?"

"Is the Literature and Art Association insane?"

"The Literature and Art Association certainly isn’t insane; this Shadow is hailed by readers from Qin, Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, and Wei as the King of Comics!"

King of Comics?

That title is way too arrogant!

Even Teng Zhai wouldn’t dare call himself that!

At the time, Shadow faced plenty of doubt, and it was amidst this whirlpool of skepticism that he entered the sights of regular readers in Zhong Continent.

And swiftly thereafter.

Numerous Zhong Continent readers, with a sense of disbelief, sought out Shadow’s representative comic works.

When they did, Zhong Continent’s comic community was completely stunned!

Titles like Death God!

Titles like One Piece!

Titles like Doraemon!

Titles like Naruto!

Titles like Slam Dunk!

Titles like Detective Chu Yu!

Titles like Mobile Suit Gundam, and many more.

Shadow is downright incredible—he created so many works, each one fresh and captivating to Zhong Continent readers!

It’s no exaggeration to say:

Almost every Zhong Continent reader can find their true favorite among Shadow’s myriad comic works!

If comparing individual works.

It’s difficult to objectively determine who’s stronger between Shadow and Teng Zhai; each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and opinions vary across individuals.

However.

When comparing the complete body of works between the two comic artists, Shadow undoubtedly eclipses Teng Zhai, Zhong Continent’s top comic artist!

The reason being Shadow is overwhelmingly prolific!

Many of his works rival Teng Zhai’s quality!

In contrast, despite having been in the industry for years, Teng Zhai has only produced four comics!

How could they possibly compete?

This marks the beginning of Shadow’s penetration into the Zhong Continent market, leveraging the influence of Blue Star’s artistic rankings. The global rankings, curated by the Literature and Art Association, were newly released but carried significant credibility and authority.

Soon.

Shadow’s various comics boomed in popularity across Zhong Continent, and the animated adaptations of these comics also achieved immense success there!

Not long after.

A certain truth that Zhong Continent people found even more terrifying came to light:

Shadow wasn’t just a comic artist; he was also an animation director—most of the animated content on Blue Star’s second children’s channel was created by Shadow!

Keep in mind.

Following Zhong Continent’s integration into the unified Blue Star, both of Blue Star’s children’s channels became accessible to Zhong Continent.

Many families in Zhong Continent with kids unanimously chose to watch the second children’s channel for its superior animation quality!

Only now do many Zhong Continent people realize.

The cartoons aired on the second children’s channel were mostly conceived by none other than Shadow!

"Where did this monstrous talent come from?"

"This is terrifying!"

"Teng Zhai can’t compete at all!"

"A comic artist producing such phenomenal cartoons and serving as the director of these animations?!"

"Qin Continent strikes again!"

"Xian Yu is from Qin Continent, Chu Kuang is from Qin Continent, and now Shadow is also from Qin Continent—what in the world is going on in Qin Continent?!"

"Admittedly, freakishly talented individuals are rare."

"I asked some overseas friends about it, and they said Shadow, Chu Kuang, and Xian Yu are extremely close in private—foreign netizens even call them the Three Bros and rank them equally."

"Equally?"

"By now, everyone’s aware of the saying ’Xian Yu reigns in the south, Chu Kuang rules in the north,’ right?"

"Yes?"

"Well, there’s an additional phrase: ’And Shadow stands central.’"

Holy!

Zhong Continent people were blown away.

This marked the definitive moment when Shadow established his fame in Zhong Continent!

Even though he hadn’t released a new project following Zhong Continent’s integration into Blue Star’s unification!

Meanwhile, however, the Zhong Continent comic industry was relatively calm.

Being more perceptive, they had already anticipated all of this since the unification began.

There was simply no avoiding it.

Blue Star’s unification brought an influx of news from foreign continents.

By the time the Zhong Continent public had absorbed the flood of information, they were already three months behind.

In truth.

If Chu Kuang hadn’t written the Harry Potter series, his earlier works alone could have brought him the same recognition in Zhong Continent as Shadow.

The difference was whether it happened sooner or later.

However, Shadow was also gearing up to release new works.

Three months in.

Some of the short animated films directed by Shadow on the second children’s channel had already finished airing.

As the backbone of the second channel, Shadow needed to deliver fresh content.

Fortunately, he was well prepared!

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