This celebrity became even more popular after being exposed of having multiple girlfriends-Chapter 665 - 452
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Little Jie Jie Jie was also invited to participate in the Bilibili New Year Festival, even though he doesn’t quite understand why a maker of viral videos like him would attend a New Year celebration.
But this invitation can be seen as Bilibili’s recognition of his achievements over the past year. His development last year was impressive, with four or five viral videos reaching twenty to thirty million views, making him a leading author in Bilibili’s viral video category.
Of course, he is also widely known for being a "fan" of Wu Mu. 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦
Hearing people around him giddily suggesting he should go up and ask for an autograph made Little Jie Jie Jie feel a bit awkward.
Get an autograph?
He actually wishes Wu Gou would drop dead!
Initially, his goddess was disgusted by him because of Wu Gou, and then at Wu Gou’s concert, the girl who had touched his heart also rejected him because of Wu Gou.
He and Wu Gou will never share the same sky!
Little Jie Jie Jie scoffed internally, there’s no way he’s going up there to interact with Wu Gou.
But...
"By the way, Teacher Wu Mu, we have quite a few UPs in our station who are your fans, like Lao Fan and Little Jie Jie. Did Lao Fan come? Let me introduce them to Teacher Wu Mu," the chief director Yang Sheng said with a beaming smile.
Little Jie Jie Jie watched as the crowd parted to make way for him, his expression frozen.
Lao Fan and Little Jie Jie Jie were exposed.
Lao Fan is genuinely considered half a fan of Wu Mu, confidently approaching with a curious look at his semi-idol.
And seeing it up close, he understood why female UPs were so excited.
A flawless face without any blind spots, obviously not wearing makeup, with no trace of foundation, yet the whole face looks even cleaner than with makeup.
The first impression is striking, the second impression...
Wu Mu looked curiously at him as he approached, then smiled, "I know, I often watch your live streams."
Lao Fan was undoubtedly taken aback, his semi-idol watches his live streams often? Is this just lip service or...
"Your speedrun with Ghost Servant was really impressive. I tried your method several times but couldn’t get under ten minutes," Wu Mu lamented regretfully.
Lao Fan was also somewhat moved by this, no wonder the Wu Mu is so popular, whether it was an act or his true personality, his approachability is simply unbeatable.
Seeing him in person really carries that feeling from online—"If it weren’t for Wu Gou’s annoying quirks, he would have been causing a storm in the circle already just based on his performance."
Lao Fan’s semi-idol knows him and often watches his live streams, which felt quite novel to him, but more importantly, he was curious, "Teacher Wu Mu, is the new game you mentioned before real?"
This was the information revealed by the film channel’s behind-the-scenes coverage.
Although not many people cared about it outside, it was a big deal among gamers.
Is Wu Gou finally going to stop lying around and actually make a new game?
Countless people are eagerly awaiting what Wu Mu’s new game will be like.
"Yes, there’s a plan," Wu Mu nodded.
Lao Fan couldn’t help but inquire, "What type of game is it? Still a roguelike?"
"No, it’s a dark fantasy-style survival sandbox game," Wu Mu explained.
Dark fantasy-style survival sandbox game?
Lao Fan was filled with question marks, as he couldn’t imagine what the game would be like based on that description alone.
On Blue Star, Hua Country, there are several popular sandbox games, but a dark fantasy style is something he had never heard of.
Hmm, the game Wu Mu wants to "create" is the renowned "Hunger" from his past life on Earth.
This idea came to him after acquiring a drawing talent. While curiously testing out his drawing talent at home, he looked at his "abstract" artworks and thought of the art style masterpiece "Hunger," feeling that he seemed quite suitable to work on "Hunger," thus sparking the idea.
Unlike the debated "Vampire Survivor" which relied on its gameplay, "Hunger" is undeniably a masterpiece of gaming, with top-tier gameplay, visuals, and overall quality.
The sales are equally top-notch, with total sales nearing 30 million across all platforms, marking it as a game that can make a name for itself in the gaming community with just one title.
Lao Fan didn’t understand all this, but due to his confidence in Wu Mu’s game development abilities, he eagerly asked, "How long will the game take to develop? When will it be released?"
"For a simple demo version, it might take about half a year," Wu Mu estimated.
The scale of "Hunger" is much larger than "Vampire Survivor." Even though he already has a complete vision of the game in his mind and just needs to copy it down, simply creating the art resources and debugging the code requires a significant amount of time.
Besides, it’s likely that some less critical tasks will need to be outsourced at that time.
Still, given it’s a transfer project, the speed is already much faster than a normal production.
Lao Fan’s anticipation was instantly heightened by his words.
After Lao Fan’s interaction, it was Little Jie Jie Jie’s turn.
Little Jie Jie Jie approached stiffly, trying hard to muster a smile, "Hello, Teacher Wu Mu."
Even though he wished Wu Gou would drop dead at that moment, since his superior publicly called him a fan of Wu Mu, he didn’t dare contradict them... Little Jie Jie Jie could only swallow his pride and greet him.
Wu Mu looked at him with curiosity, wondering, was this really a fan of his? Why did he feel like his little black fan radar was going off?
While he was pondering this, Shu Mei, standing nearby, spoke up first, whispering in admiration, "Brother, this one is indeed a super devoted fan of yours. He has made a lot of promotional videos for you. I’ve even commissioned work from him before."
Oh, so maybe he misread the situation.
