我的微博：小绿和小蓝 追加了一点机器人篇《发布会》…（来自 Lake桑的微博）

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哇笛子改剧情了（

转发 @笛子Ocarina: #小绿和小蓝[超话]# 追加了一点机器人篇《发布会》下篇（http://t.cn/E29ZyGh）的剧情。不是幕后花絮，是改了一点原来的故事。

这段的剧情在画的时候我就很烦恼——按理说大公司是不允许人那么随意地打断发布会的，但如果小蓝被带走，没上台发言，这段故事就没意思了（要怎样啊，对着上司表白吗）。我在画的时候始终没想好该怎么解决，只好简单带过了。

但事后想想，我还真想出了怎么改比较好！我一般不改已经画完的故事，但这段剧情蛮重要的，不改感觉会一直有遗憾，所以还是改了。这样也顺便强调了一下小蓝非得跑上台去的动机，个人感觉还不错-v-

红色覆盖部分是原有剧情，白色部分是新加剧情，一共在三个地方加了三小段，别的没改。APP那边我会把格子的顺序整体顺好，微博已经发过的故事我就不动了，本条微博算是简单跟大家作个交代吧。

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