Is this mangaka crazy?

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"Huh? What I just said wasn't..."

Ayumi was stunned for a moment, but soon realized that she hadn't seemed to clarify.

This led Ren to misunderstand that he shouldn't register an account himself.

Instead, he should use the official account.

Suddenly, she was a little annoyed for not clarifying.

"I'm sorry, sensei, I didn't clarify," Ayumi said reproachfully.

"It's nothing, I already did it myself, so it's fine," Ren said with a smile.

"But your account is not officially certified and is not registered by our company's official account... This is not right."

Ayumi said seriously: "Sensei, you should cancel that account and go back to using our official account."

Ren thought about it and felt that there was no problem.

Moreover, he was not a stubborn person.

"Alright, but I don't need to cancel this account. I'll give it to someone else."

Ayumi didn't think much of it and said: "Okay, I'll send you the number and password right away."

After hanging up, Ren got the official account that the manga world representative Ayumi had prepared for him and sent to him on Penguin.

The avatar is a screenshot of David's avatar, which was used as a design in the magazine, and the nickname is "Silverhand," the renowned mangaka.

It also includes a superfan certification from the official Twitter account below: the author of the manga "Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners."

The official Twitter account of the manga world and his own follow each other.

This credibility is total.

Ren suddenly realized that it was no wonder the previous person didn't believe his original account was his.

It turned out it was because that account was not officially certified.

Ren thought about it and directly managed this official account to follow his original Twitter account.

And he changed the name of his original Twitter account to "Amamiya Inu".

He also changed its original profile to "Hello everyone, my name is Inu-chan, a three-year-old puppy. I created a Twitter account. I like Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners and its manga author, Silverhand. Thank you."

Then, he switched to the official "Silverhand" account and began to use his own ideas to explain Maine's plot.

What he didn't notice was that on his account, named "Amamiya Inu", the takeoff video had circulated widely.

But everyone watched it for fun.

The internet is always full of fun people.

When Ren used the "Silverhand" account to greet his foreign fans on Twitter for the first time,

everyone was excited to ask him why he had arranged the plot that way in the first official blog.

However, some observant people then discovered that, in addition to the official manga world account, the "Silverhand" account also followed an account called "Amamiya Inu".

This account is also very strange. 'Did the profile really claim to be a three-year-old puppy?''Let alone, even if he's a 100-year-old dog, would he use a mobile phone to tweet?''Obviously, it's impossible.'

'But why would the owner of this account call himself a puppy?''Could he be a psycho?' Cole, who was just joking with Ren, also discovered that Ren's official account followed this account. Before Ren's official account came out, this idiot's original account changed its name and profile.

'Could it be...?'

He opened his eyes wide.

"How is that possible...? Why would Silverhand follow this lunatic? Could it be..."

"Is it really that lunatic?"

At that moment, other people online also noticed this strange account and saw the peculiar video tweet.

But they didn't quite understand what was happening, and then they found the first tweet.

They read all the comments and conversations between Ren and Cole, and then watched the video.

Afterward, they checked the profile of the "Amamiya Inu" account.

"I like 'Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners' and its manga author, Silverhand." This paragraph seems to be written by Ren himself.

But what's wrong with claiming to be a three-year-old puppy?

Everything indicates that "Amamiya Inu" is Ren's account.

And everything indicates that Silverhand, the author of "Cyberpunk 2077: Edgerunners", is actually a guy with a mental disorder!

Suddenly, everyone began to suspect that it was a video recorded by Ren himself.

But...

why does he seem mentally ill? And that account also claims to be a dog.

"No wonder... Is he really mentally ill?"

Michael, who originally caused this big controversy, watched the video at that moment.

Suddenly, he realized.

No wonder the plot is so outrageous... So he's crazy, or not, but a genius?

Immediately, Twitter and other social media began to spread the matter and Ren's takeoff video.

The spread on the internet is dizzying lately. In just a few days, the entire social network learned about the matter.

Even... The matter and the video spread in Japan.

In Japan, in the Penguin group of the former "Tokyo Science Fiction Lovers ① Group",

the scientist and engineer said: "Oh my god, it turns out that the author of "Edgerunners" is not well in the head."

King of the Force: "Huh?"

Rabbit asked: "Why do you say that?"

The scientist and engineer said: "That's right, didn't Maine's plot cause general protest?"

The scientist and engineer said: "So the author of "Edgerunners" created a Twitter account to explain it."

The scientist and engineer added: "But he not only explained it on Twitter, but Silverhand also created an online account to explain it."

The scientist and engineer added: "But besides that official account, someone discovered that Silverhand's Twitter account also followed another."

The scientist and engineer added: "That account claimed to be Silverhand at first and said he could fly, but someone didn't believe him, so then he posted a video to prove it."

The scientist and engineer also posted Ren's takeoff video.

The scientist and engineer added: "Later, everyone found this account through the follower list of Silverhand's account. This account also claimed to be a three-year-old puppy. Did you tell me he was a normal person?"

After hearing about the incident, group members from all over Japan watched Ren's takeoff video.

Suddenly, they couldn't hold back anymore.

Galactic Empire Soldier: "I already said he had a mental illness... I didn't expect him to actually have one."

Rabbit obediently replied: "But even if he's mentally ill, he's a talented mentally ill person."

The Man is Tired said: "There's a thin line between genius and madness, and the ancients were sincere with me."

King of the Force: "Well... That sensei seems quite abnormal, but he's actually a genius."