Reborn 1990: I made my cannon fodder father into the richest man

Duan Jiajia knew that Pang Meimei liked reading novels, and seeing that Li Changhuai was flipping through a magazine and walking a few steps behind, he lowered his voice and asked: "Meimei, you like to read martial arts, then do you like to read Cultivation of Immortals?"

"Cultivation to immortality?" Pang Meimei's eyes widened, and after thinking for a long time, she said: "Is it like a Chinese fairy tale?"

Duan Jiajia:......

That said, it's barely relevant.

But one is a folk legend and the other is a cultivator. There is still a slight difference.

"It's a young boy who is just starting out and learns the art of cultivating immortals from a mysterious man, and then he flies into the sky and escapes from the earth, becoming omnipotent." Duan Jiajia described it again.

Pang Meimei thought for a while and said, "Taoist?"

Pang Meimei said excitedly: "Jiajia, have you ever been to Wuguniang Mountain? I followed my dad to climb the mountain a few years ago and passed by a Taoist temple. The Taoist priest inside had a normal beard and a hair on his head. I had my hair combed into a bun. My dad and I were out of breath from hiking up the mountain, so we walked on the single-plank bridge carrying two buckets of water as if we were walking on the main road."

Duan Jiajia knew that this had nothing to do with Pang Meimei, but she did have a new idea.

Li Changhuai, who was walking behind, finished reading the short story.

When I saw a few clips, I couldn't help but raise my head and look at Duan Jiajia, frowned again, and whispered: "Is it a coincidence?"

There are so many test papers in school, so there shouldn’t be time to write these things, right?

However, this novel is really good.

Li Changhuai also read a lot of novels when he was at home. Because of his family relationship, he not only read novels, but also watched a lot of TV series and movies from Xiangjiang.

All kinds of martial arts novels that have appeared in mainland China in recent years are good-looking, but they have some traces of others.

I want to imitate other people's writing about joyful rivers and lakes, beauties and horses.In the end, it was neither fish nor fowl, and it was written directly into colorful literature that even street stalls would not dare to put a book cover on.

Although this short story is from a female perspective, it describes a different world in a way of investigating crimes and solving mysteries.

Wherever there are gentlemen in the world, there are villains. When villains are in high positions, they are also a scourge to the world.

The three of them had their own thoughts about each other, and they quickly rang the bell when they returned to class.

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Before posting the fourth article over the weekend, Duan Jiajia originally put on her shoes and was ready to go out, but finally turned back and called Editor Chen.

After expressing my thoughts, I went to the post office.

"Xian Xia?" Chief Editor Yang, who always smoked, frowned but didn't say anything.

After a few seconds, he smiled and said: "I remember you said that this Green Sleeve is still a high school student?"

Editor Chen nodded repeatedly: "Yes, she is still a girl."

"Oh?" Chief Editor Yang raised his eyebrows slightly and said, "You are really a young talent."

The previous "Ghost Valley" articles were written very skillfully, especially the psychological speculation of the characters, which was logical and indeed thought-provoking.

Editor Yang had always thought that Lu Xiu was an experienced author.

After all, if you want to have a pen name, you can have several.

But he later used Duan Jiajia's name to inquire around the circle, and indeed he had no impression.

"She said it was a long novel?" Editor Yang could actually vaguely see the declining trend of the martial arts genre, otherwise he would not have boldly used Duan Jiajia's manuscript.

Taking the manuscripts their magazine received at the beginning as an example, the quality of Duan Jiajia's manuscripts was acceptable, but if we had to examine them carefully, they were still not martial arts enough.

But Editor-in-Chief Yang just wanted to see if the readers they had accumulated could accept other types of novels.

This is a very bold and risky approach.

Editor Chen nodded.

He only listened to part of Duan Jiajia's description on the phone.

Editor Chen is a college student who graduated last year. When he was first assigned to the magazine here, he was still full of ambitions.But after more than half a year of practice, Editor Chen saw clearly.

He is not as good as those old guys in the club.

The only chance to rise now is Duan Jiajia.

The most important thing is that Editor Chen can see that Editor Yang is not optimistic about their magazine's move to only include martial arts.

"Then let her write the opening chapter first, and let her decide how many words to use. The premise is that it will not affect the fifth manuscript." Editor Yang flicked the ashes of his cigarette, thinking of what Editor Chen said before, and said: "I remember you I said before that Green Sleeve's "Ghost Valley" is only planned to be written to the sixth chapter?"

Except for the first article, which is [-] words, the rest are actually a bit more.

The fourth chapter is about to be sent out now, and together with the two chapters that have not yet been written, this is already a medium-length novel.

What's surprising is that the reputation of Green Sleeve's "Ghost Valley" series has been steadily increasing. Now they are receiving more and more letters focusing on the plot analysis of "Ghost Valley".

Duan Jiajia implicitly added a dynastic background, and many people began to analyze subsequent developments in conjunction with history.

This is a very good phenomenon.

Just one article about "Ghost Valley" cannot make Editor Yang have too much expectations for the domestic martial arts novel market.

"Yes." Editor Chen quickly took out his work notes: "Green sleeves said that at the end of the fourth chapter, the secret of the protagonist's sect was actually revealed. The fifth chapter was about Gui Gu behind Ling Miao. The sixth chapter was Just wrap it all up.”

Editor Yang held a cigarette between his fingers and was truly satisfied with Editor Chen's current work attitude: "Okay, go ahead and do your work. Let's test the concept of Green Sleeves' Xianxia first, and you will be responsible for connecting it. If possible, in fact, I want to launch an essay collection activity combined with the martial arts category. Don’t say this out loud yet, but you have to keep it in mind. Xiao Chen, you are a college student. You dare to do and think. I recently contacted the studio about those places. heard."

The corners of Editor Chen's lips that were still raised fell instantly.

He looked at the editor with some anxiety.

"I don't mean to blame you. Your idea is very good. Only when the author truly becomes famous can our magazine attract more high-quality authors. We have always been in a cooperative relationship." When Chief Editor Yang heard about this Quite unexpected too.

But after the accident passed, this young man was even more praised for his courage in thinking and doing.

"Go ahead and give it a try. If there's any resistance, come back to me. Maybe we can revitalize the domestic martial arts novel market!" It's one thing for Chief Editor Yang to feel unhappy, but it's also to expect the market to be revitalized. seriously.

From Editor Chen to Green Sleeve, Editor Yang has to admit that today’s young people’s brains are indeed more flexible than theirs.

Duan Jiajia still didn't know that at such a favorable time and place, she had somehow become the target of Chief Editor Yang's cultivation.

In her previous life, she reposted Koi online every day but failed to realize the film and television rights. After reading the book, there seems to be some hope!

How can it not be regarded as an unintentional act?