Who is still a star after rebirth?

Chapter 6 First Order of Fine Goods
In the following days, Lin Luo continued with his fitness transformation plan.

Near the end of July, the novel "Why Secretary Kim" was officially launched, with 3124 orders in the first hours.

Editor Yaya was so excited that she sent a message to Lin Luo at midnight:
[Wow! Congratulations! This is a top-notch book even on your first order! There is still a lot of room for your average order to increase in the future! This book is really going to be a masterpiece! ]

Lin Luo was also very happy. He joined an author group some time ago. After lurking in the group for a while, he had already figured out the market situation by peeking at the screen.

This so-called "first-order boutique" is indeed a very valuable achievement. Only two books have reached this standard so far this year. My book is the third first-order boutique novel this year.

The authors of the other two books are both well-known and famous authors.

How to say?
I = God!

At this moment, the sense of accomplishment brought by the success of the novel suddenly made Lin Luo feel very happy!

You should know that although the idea of ​​Lin Luo's book came from someone else, the main content was written by him himself.

Novels are popular nowadays.

Although the royalties were a little less, they did bring Lin Luo a lot of happiness.

"I just don't really like the fact that I have to update every day. It would be perfect if I could write when I want and not write when I don't want."

Lin Luo thought so.

Online articles must be updated every day. Frequent interruptions will affect the performance. This is the conclusion Lin Luo came to after watching other people’s discussions in the group, so he has not stopped updating yet.

He still cares about grades.

The authors in the group also said that the more updates they make, the happier their readers will be and the faster their sales will increase.

Anyway, Lin Luo has nothing else to do except fitness every day, so he might as well try to update more content every day, of course, on the premise of ensuring the quality of the text.

The result is true!
The average subscription has increased!
When August came, the average subscription of "Why Secretary Kim" had exceeded 7,000. If it continues to be written, it may reach 10,000 subscriptions!
But problems also arise.

That means Lin Luo’s book is almost finished.

The novel currently has 15 words. According to Lin Luo’s outline, the book will have a maximum of words. After all, it was originally intended to be a medium or short story.

Any more and it will just be water.

It was his first novel, so Lin Luo didn't want to write a watered-down version of it just for the sake of some royalties. It was totally unnecessary.

I don’t know what other authors’ mentality is when they write books, but now Lin Luo is no longer writing books for the royalties.

Let’s put it this way, Lin Luo just likes the feeling of creating a wonderful plot.

To be more precise, Lin Luo likes the feeling of young readers screaming and shouting "this is so great!"

Full of emotional value!
In his previous life, Lin Luo was proficient in singing and acting, and his singing and acting skills were often praised by the media and audiences, but he was always calm and did not feel much sense of accomplishment.

why?
Because Lin Luo feels that singing and acting are just his jobs.

Writing novels is Lin Luo's hobby, so he was particularly pleased when he received the praise, and even his initial playful mentality disappeared.

Lin Luo has even started thinking about what to write in his next novel.
……

Until dusk fell, Lin Luo still hadn't decided what to write next.

My parents came home from get off work carrying the vegetables they had just bought, and my mother had prepared the meal in the kitchen.

Halfway through dinner, Dad suddenly said to Lin Luo: "I remember your notice said that university will start on September 13th, right?"

"Correct."

Lin Luo responded. His father said, "Then your mother and I will file a report in advance, and then ask the factory for leave to send you to college."

"Don't!"

Lin Luo's hands trembled, and he almost dropped his chopsticks: "You two can just stay in your hometown and work peacefully. I'll go to the university to register alone."

What a joke.

In his previous life, his parents had a car accident on the way to Yanjing to see him. In this life, Lin Luo really didn't dare to let his father drive to Yanjing again.

There is a psychological shadow!
Although Lin Luo knew that since he was reborn, such a thing would not happen again, he still subconsciously resisted.

"You're alone?" Dad frowned, "How can you go alone? We'll take you there."

Lin Luo smiled and reached out to retreat: "If you want to send me off, let me drive."

Lin Luo got his driver's license right after the college entrance examination. However, in his father's eyes, he was just a novice driver. How could he be at ease?

really.

Dad frowned even deeper: "Your driver's license hasn't even warmed up yet, and you want to drive on the highway?"

Lin Luo chuckled. He would not let his father drive to Yanjing no matter what. He was not really an eighteen-year-old boy, so it didn't matter to him to register for university alone.

"alright."

I don't know what he was thinking of, but my dad compromised: "Your mom and I won't ask for leave. Asking for leave is troublesome in the first place. If you are willing to go alone, it will save us trouble."

"Don't worry!"

Lin Luo patted his chest and said, "I just have something to tell you. I recently wrote a novel online. It seems to be doing pretty well. I estimate that I can earn 20,000 to 30,000 yuan a month in royalties. So you two don't have to worry about my college living expenses in the future."

"what?"

My parents were stunned and didn't react for a while. After several seconds, my mother exclaimed, "How much do you think you can make in a month?!"

"About 20,000 or 30,000."

Lin Luo was actually not sure either, and could only make a rough estimate based on the various discussions on the data among the authors.

Dad didn't even continue eating, staring at Lin Luo. His first reaction was suspicion: "You write novels? Twenty or thirty thousand a month? Did you get scammed by someone online? There are a lot of scammers online now. I saw a news report a few days ago saying that the scammers' trick is..."

"dad."

Lin Luo said cheerfully, "Don't worry. Your son's IQ is so high that a liar can't fool me. You can quit your job tomorrow. I will write books to support you in the future."

"Ah, my son is amazing. It turns out he's a talented person. Hahahaha!"

My mother's face was beaming. She didn't suspect any liar. She was so happy at the moment: "Your father and I work so hard, but our combined monthly salary is only about ten thousand yuan, which is not as much as your monthly royalties!"

"I don't know if it's true or not..."

Dad was mumbling, and Lin Luo knew that he was worried about him and didn't mean to pour cold water on him, so he still smiled and said, "Whether it's reliable or not, we'll know when the manuscript fee is paid, right?"

"Good, good, good."

Hearing Lin Luo say this, his father nodded and said "OK" three times in a row, each word more important than the last, and his expression was a little complicated for a moment.

On the one hand, parents want their children to be successful.

But seeing his son's promising future, Lin Yu, who had wasted half his life in the factory, was relieved, but he couldn't help feeling a little ashamed. What he couldn't give, Lin Luo seemed to be able to get by himself...

(End of this chapter)