Chapter 913: Miss Luo Quan, When Are You Getting Pregnant? (Part 2)

Early the next morning, Gao Liang's Twitter account, which hadn't been active for a long time, posted a new update:

"I will be a qualified and good father!"

Attached below was a pregnancy diagnosis for Mia.

After the news was released, it immediately attracted huge attention.

After playing Forrest Gump and successfully winning this year's Oscar for Best Actor, Gao Liang could be said to be the hottest young actor in the world right now.

Considering the status of movie stars in the entertainment industry, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he was the hottest celebrity.

Although Gao Liang had been staying at home taking care of Mia during this time and hadn't taken any more appearances, news about him had actually been appearing on various platforms.

Just like Miss Luo Quan, although the sister was no longer in the world, the world had legends of her everywhere.

Mia's pregnancy and Gao Liang becoming a father were actually something most people were mentally prepared for.

After all, the two had been in a relationship for so long; it was very normal for young couples to be as passionate as fire, dry wood and fire, and to have accidents.

Pregnancy was certain; it just depended on whether the two wanted it or not.

And looking at the news Gao Liang posted, it was clear they wanted it.

The ones most broken by seeing this news were Gao Liang's girlfriend fans.

Although after Gao Liang made his relationship with Mia public, many heartbroken girlfriend fans announced they would no longer be fans of him.

But there were still many girlfriend fans who stayed, and many who had a change of heart.

No way, who told him to be so handsome?

And these girlfriend fans also used a set of rhetoric to hypnotize themselves, which was that Gao Liang and Mia were a couple in the flesh, while they were a couple in spirit, and the two didn't conflict.

It sounded like self-deception, but this was indeed the most effective way for fans to anesthetize themselves.

But now, the anesthetic seemed to be failing.

Because Mia could get pregnant, but they couldn't truly have children.

In the future, they could only watch Gao Liang, Mia, and the child as a family of three living happily online; how was this not a kind of NTR?

So, there were many of Gao Liang's fans congratulating him, and many who were broken and wanted to unfollow.

Of course, unfollowing was just talk; the pain was also real pain.

This matter would actually have a similar effect if it happened to Miss Luo Quan; imagine if one day Miss Luo Quan truly announced she was married and had a child, how many male fans would cry their hearts out?

But after crying, life had to go on; they had liked her for so many years, what else could they do?

Of course, it didn't exclude some "Cao Thieves" becoming even more excited because of this.

Speaking of Miss Luo Quan, after Gao Liang announced the news, someone really did cue her.

As a foreign celebrity who often live-streamed in Huaxia, Gao Liang's popularity on the mainland internet was quite good, and everyone liked his down-to-earth chatting and his Chinese that could be called level ten.

So even though his update was posted on Twitter, it was soon moved to the domestic internet and hit the trending searches.

Most of the comments in the trending search area were blessings, but there were also some troublemakers who @Miss Luo Quan:

"Your brother is already going to be a dad, what about you?"

Asking this brought back the popularity of the "Miss Luo Quan on Maternity Leave" incident, which hadn't quieted down for long.

It was as if Mia's pregnancy made netizens feel that Miss Luo Quan's disappearance during this time was also because of the same thing.

Although it was unknown why they could associate it like this, there was no cost to spreading rumors, and many onlookers also really wanted to know what a pregnant Miss Luo Quan would look like.

After all, the appearance they hadn't seen was always mysterious and beautiful.

Miss Luo Quan's fans certainly stood up to condemn this behavior immediately; after all, she had just clarified it yesterday, and here it was again today—wasn't this looking for trouble?

So everyone's tone was slightly heavier than before.

Before, everyone was basically joking, but after the clarification, mentioning this again meant they had to say something harsh.

However, Miss Luo Quan took it quite lightly and didn't plan to pay any more attention to such rumors.

Before it caused huge negative impact, there were no effective measures to take.

The only good news was that the second rumor was met with help from many passersby netizens; this was the good passerby base left behind previously playing a role.

And Miss Luo Quan's response strategy wasn't to post another clarification, but to divert everyone's attention.

Her Bilibili personal space updated with an update:

"Although I am omnipotent, I currently cannot do something like getting pregnant, nor do I want to.

However, I do have the ability to make you guys 'happily become dads.' (Dog head. jpg)"

This remark directly confused the fans, who commented one after another:

"Masaka (Could it be), did you really give me a green hat?"

"Don't do that, Luo Bao; pregnancy or whatever, at least wait until ten years later."

"Give birth to it; I'll let the child take my surname."

"Pah! You're not worthy of raising his child!"

"As everyone knows, Miss Luo Quan likes to PUA fans very much, so this is probably another one of her little schemes."

"What an S Queen, this persona is too top-tier."

"Tone it down."

………………

Fans knew Miss Luo Quan was joking, so they basically played along with memes, and there were few who took Miss Luo Quan's words seriously.

Sure enough, less than five minutes later, Miss Luo Quan posted another update:

"Just kidding. Actually, Blizzard Studio's new work is about to meet everyone. This time it's not a game, but a feature-length 3D anime.

The anime uses *World of Warcraft* as the grand background, and the period it takes place is after the *Burning Crusade* version. There will be a video in a moment, which is the trailer for the new anime, and also the CG for the next major version. I hope everyone will like it."

The game *World of Warcraft* was not unfamiliar to young people at home and abroad.

As a new game that was less than two years old, it had become the hottest MMORPG in the world thanks to its wonderful plot, excellent graphics, and highly immersive gameplay.

Before *World of Warcraft*, this type of game was called MMORPG; after *World of Warcraft*, these types of games were almost all called *World of Warcraft*-like games.

Because of the explosion of *World of Warcraft*, many manufacturers around the world followed suit and launched similar online games.

Unfortunately, although there was no lack of well-made 3A masterpieces among them, in terms of plot, music, gameplay, and image quality, there were always a few items that were far inferior to *World of Warcraft*.

As a hexagonal omnipotent warrior, *World of Warcraft* was the ceiling of this type of game; the Alliance and the Horde were the two largest factions on the internet right now, and you could see these two groups almost anywhere.

Of course, *World of Warcraft* could be so popular, besides the above-mentioned in-game factors, there was another factor that couldn't be ignored, and that was Blizzard Studio.

Their output was second to none in the world, maintaining a content update once a month, keeping players' game experience always refreshing and not falling into the boredom of repetitive grinding.

Besides that, they didn't have the arrogance and greed for money of other game operations.

First of all, *World of Warcraft* had only one charging method, which was the point card system—spending money to buy game time; equipment in the game could be obtained by grinding, and there was no situation where a rich person could kill with one strike.

Rich people could certainly hire people to grind for them, or get some rare equipment earlier than ordinary players.

But it was absolutely impossible for one person to take on a thousand.

This taught many domestic pay-to-win online game planners a good lesson: online games weren't only able to make money by tricking people into paying; *World of Warcraft*'s point card charging, without in-game purchases that could improve combat power, was still one of the most profitable online games.

Of course, besides point cards, the transmogrification skins in the mall were also a major source of income.

But players were quite accepting of these good-looking outfits, and even wished the planners would release some good-looking transmogrifications so they could make their characters look cooler.

Besides that, the planners at Blizzard Studio, under Miss Luo Quan's repeated instructions, were very willing to listen to players' opinions and paid attention to the balance of each profession, striving to keep the game experience of each profession at the same level.

Although absolute fairness couldn't be achieved, at least the planners were always trying, which was also the reason why *World of Warcraft*'s positive rating could reach 95%.

In the remaining 5% of negative reviews, a considerable part was because they were scolded by the group leader when raiding! So their mentality exploded and they gave a negative review, which had nothing to do with the quality of the game itself.

As for water armies, such a situation shouldn't exist.

After all, the domestic agent was Tencent, and the biggest game water army leader was one of their own, so what was there to worry about malicious negative reviews?

Therefore, *World of Warcraft*, which had entered the *Burning Crusade* version, was currently thriving.

Tens of millions of players around the world were looking forward to the appearance of the popular character Illidan, wanting to taste his ten thousand years of... fury.

However, what game fans didn't expect was that the content of the 2.0 version hadn't even finished updating, and the content of the 3.0 version was already being warmed up.

On one hand, they marveled at Blizzard Studio's sow-like productivity, and on the other hand, they were infinitely looking forward to what kind of surprises Miss Luo Quan could bring them in the next version.

Half an hour later, Miss Luo Quan released what might be the most classic CG in the history of the entire game, with the video titled *Wrath of the Lich King*.

Regardless of whether they were *World of Warcraft* fans or not, when they saw such a term that sounded very imposing appear at the top of the Bilibili trending searches, they all curiously clicked in.

When they saw that lonely and arrogant figure sitting on the Frozen Throne holding Frostmourne, they could no longer take their eyes off it.

Those eyes emitting a faint blue light seemed to have a magic power that could control people's hearts.

"My son, when you were born, the forests of Lordaeron whispered your name, Arthas."

The short three-minute video displayed the word "epic" vividly; the grandeur and fantasy of the scene could almost be compared to *The Lord of the Rings*.

The most critical point was that although it was a 3D anime made with Unreal Engine, it looked exceptionally real, and the texture killed most of its peers on the market.

The skeletons roaring at the sky, the bone dragons soaring with wings spread, the Lich King stabbing through the glacier with his sword—every shot was so shocking.

"One day, my life will reach its end, and you will be crowned king!"

The video stopped abruptly here, but the shock it brought to the audience couldn't calm down for a long time.

First, the *Warcraft* gamers excitedly praised:

"Blizzard's CG quality is as explosive as ever; if I didn't know better, I'd think you were a movie company."

"Besides 'awesome,' I don't know what else to say. I can't stay in this 2.0 for even a second; can we start 3.0 immediately?"

"The foreshadowing of the Scourge has been buried since 1.0; is it finally going to become the main storyline?"

"By the way, this sword is so cool; what's its name? Can it drop in raids later?"

"Am I the only one who likes this protagonist? Although he doesn't look like a good person at first glance, he feels explosively strong."

"No matter how strong you are, as long as you dare to light up your health bar, even if you are a god, I will kill you to show you!"

………………

For players, this character who looked like a big villain in the video was indeed very cool.

However, as long as you drop equipment, then sorry, get ready to be farmed by everyone dozens or hundreds of times.

And for pure passersby who hadn't played *World of Warcraft*, they were more curious about the plot of this anime.

Currently, the only ways to understand *World of Warcraft* were the game and the anime *Azeroth*.

So after *Wrath of the Lich King* became popular, there were many passerby fans who went to watch the anime and download the game.

Pulling newcomers into this wonderful world—that was the role of the trailer.

Miss Luo Quan looked at the viewership that had already exceeded one million and smiled as happily as she could.

As one of the most charming villains in the history of the entire game, Arthas could be seen as a symbol, leaving an indelible mark in the hearts of how many people.

This was a tragic figure; originally an ambitious young man who cared for the world, he was arranged by fate to step by step become a butcher and a demon.

The final outcome was certainly being defeated by righteous players, but the process of him becoming a butcher was indeed sigh-inducing.

And the anime plot of *Wrath of the Lich King* focused on how Arthas went from a righteous and kind knight to the evil and cruel Lich King.

When she played the game before, she felt how wonderful it would be if this plot were made into a movie or TV series.

However, it was just a dream at the time, but she never expected that one day, she would also have the ability to make the dream come true.

But currently, if she wanted to make this plot live-action, the preparation time required was simply too much.

But if it were made into an anime, it would be relatively easy; after all, Blizzard Studio had experience in this area, and years of production had made them familiar with it.

The previous *Azeroth* was done very well and won quite a few awards.

So before leaving, Miss Luo Quan let the studio people be responsible for producing the *Wrath of the Lich King* anime; now that she was back, the anime had already produced several episodes.

While broadcasting one episode every week in the future, producing one episode every week, the productivity was absolutely able to keep up.

And after the anime became popular, it could also reverse-promote the *World of Warcraft* game itself, which was killing two birds with one stone.

And precisely because they saw the prospects in this area, Tencent also contacted Miss Luo Quan, preparing to buy the domestic exclusive broadcast rights for this anime.

The one responsible for contacting her was Manager Zhou Yangwen, whom she hadn't seen or spoken to for a long time. ===== CHAPTER 914 =====