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Just then a gentle female voice sounded behind her, Tachisawa Yuriko turned around and found a beautiful woman in a white dress.

"You are?" Yuriko Tachizawa asked suspiciously.

"Hi, I'm Maki Satake, this is the first time we meet, please give me your advice."

Satake Maki bowed and introduced himself, and then asked, "What are you doing here?"

Just today, she came to Akihara Yu's house to help clean up, but was told by the property that a strange woman named Tachizawa reported the house number of Akihara You's house.

Not only that, but the other party sat in the coffee shop outside the door every day.

Out of some concerns, the property owner told Satake Maki about the incident.

"Are you Akihara?" Yuriko Tachizawa asked in surprise.

"Sorry, I'm just his editor."

But when he heard this sentence, Satake Maki immediately understood that the other party was from the Science Fiction Club.

"Miss Editor, which writer is Akihara?" Yuriko Tachizawa continued to ask.

"Sorry, I can't tell you without the author's consent."

Satake Maki replied hesitantly.

Although Hiroto Akihara herself doesn't seem to care whether it is exposed or not, she can't go overboard and directly tell Ms. Tachizawa Hiroto Akihara's true identity.

Even in Satake Maki's view, the name Akihara has already hinted clearly enough.

Tachizawa Yuriko frowned at her for a while, and then said, "Can't you really come to the award ceremony? Does the author have something important to do?"

"Well, there is indeed a very important matter, I am very sorry." Satake Maki continued.

"Okay," Tachizawa Yuriko nodded, stood up and handed over the business card.

After Satake Maki took the business card, she smiled and said, "I can provide you with your business card."

Satake Maki hesitated for a moment, but still handed the business card to the other party.

Tachizawa Yuriko looked at the business card in her hand, smiled and nodded.

Well, with the specific company information, she can go and investigate who Akihara is.

……

On the other hand, Hiroto Akihara encountered a lot of "trouble" in lectures at various universities.

He still underestimated the influence of Yeats's love poem "When You Are Old". When he gave lectures in some universities, many girls sat in the first row.

Compared with the "subtlety" of Japanese girls, these blonde European women are obviously more active and powerful.

Not only did they ask some very "suggestive" questions during the lecture, some people even courted publicly, saying that they could accompany Hiroto Akihara until he grows old.

A large number of courtship letters were sent to the embassy from Ireland and other places, and signed and forwarded to Hiroto Akihara.

And Hiroto Akihara's "Snow Country", which was originally a mediocre sales volume in Europe, unexpectedly had several extra editions printed.

Among these "happiness troubles", Hiroto Akihara finally waited for the day of the Dublin Awards ceremony.

[342. Ask for a day off, and this book is almost finished]

Thanks to the readers who have been following up here, but the book is almost finished here.

In my original outline, I expected to write thousands of chapters, such as how to expand the publishing industry step by step, such as entering light, comics, romance and other fields, and successfully occupying the top of each field.

But after thinking about it, the theme of this book is literary giants, so tradition and reasoning should still be the main focus, while management is only secondary (although I admit that I have written a lot).

Moreover, the protagonist has now become a national treasure-level writer, and it is too unrealistic to jump out of the individual or organization to create obstacles.

You can't just keep changing your vests and keep slapping your face again and again, right?

After thinking about it, I finally decided to finish the book.

But here, I still want to say something bitter.

For a long time, I have always yearned for the works of "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China" that affect current events and guide public opinion, instead of picking up girls in the guise of a literary giant.

But when writing this kind of subject matter, it is very sensitive, and it is often game over accidentally.

What's more, I am writing about Japanese literary giants, so I am even more sensitive.

We must know that the most prosperous period of Japanese literary giants was during World War II. Many writers at that time were entangled with XX, so everyone understands.

But in terms of modern literary works, I can only combine the literary route with the publishing house's business route.

However, many readers responded that they don't like to read business, and the follow-up reading has been dropping.

This makes me feel that the long outline I wrote is meaningless, and I don't have the motivation to continue writing.

However, it is not easy for newcomers and new books to make it to today.

Here I would like to thank everyone in advance for being able to follow until today.

Please take a leave of absence today, I am going to make a good ending in these two days.

[Chapter 343.341 A road less traveled by (finale)]

Dublin University Hall, Ireland.

Under the watchful eyes of thousands of audience members, an elderly white man with gray hair slowly walked up to the podium, glanced down, and picked up the microphone.

But no one said much, because this old man is the most well-known writer in Ireland and also the host of the awards ceremony.

"It is a great honor to be invited by the Dublin City Government to participate in this year's Dublin Literary Award ceremony, but perhaps this is the last time I will participate in my life. Among the English works, the most suitable works were selected.

Its name is "Snow Country", written by Hiroto Akihara, a writer from the eastern island country.However, he has recently gained another nickname, called the Amorous Poet. "

The white-haired old man paused, and then said humorously: "Okay, I guess no one wants to hear what I have to say. I will invite this passionate poet to come on stage to accept the award."

There was laughter from the audience, followed by applause.

As the lights came on, Hiroto Akihara, wearing a custom-made suit, stepped onto the podium amidst applause, and took the medal from the white-haired old man.

Hiroto Akihara nodded slightly, and then expressed "thank you" in English.

But just when he was about to deliver the prepared speech step by step, the old man picked up the microphone and said to all the audience: "This passionate poet, can you leave your legacy again in beautiful Ireland?" poetry."

Hearing this request, the audience in the audience began to boo and applaud one by one, and Akihara Yuto gave the old man a blank look.

He had already met the other party in the previous university lectures, and was also invited by the other party to compose a poem again.