After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

Things are getting a bit tricky.

Because Song Siwen is not only her "netizen", but also her "alumni".

The most important thing is that Song Siwen is a reporter for the school newspaper!

Jiang Baige simply couldn't think about the probability of her meeting Li Bingyang.

What if they really met one day, and Song Siwen casually said, "Hey, do you know Jiang Baige? She is from your department and used to work for the school newspaper. Did you know that she also writes novels online?" Li Bingyang then casually said, "Really? How did you know?"...

All Jiang Baige’s previous efforts were wasted.

She would never allow such a thing to happen, and immediately replied with a message: [Siwen, we haven't seen each other for a long time. If you are free, let's go out for a cup of coffee together? ]

Song Siwen replied quickly and was happy to meet, but she had gone home and would not be back to school for a few days.

After agreeing on the time and place, Jiang Baige, who was already dying from the blow of the novel data, was like an eggplant hit by frost and could no longer muster the energy to write.

She simply took off her thick home clothes, put on her pajamas, and climbed into bed to sleep.

"Are you not feeling well? Why are you up here so early?"

"Yeah." Jiang Baige covered her head with the quilt and didn't even draw the bed curtains. "You don't have to turn off the lights. Don't worry about me. Even if I come up to lie down, I may not sleep."

But even she herself didn't expect that this delay would last for three days.

On the first day when she didn't update, she felt a little guilty and wondered whether she should post a note asking for leave in her column or on the front page of her book.

But after taking a look at the data, she gave up the idea.

Over the next two days, everything went more smoothly.

There is no so-called "full attendance award" now. Unless you want to keep your ranking, you don't have to update daily. Of course, daily updates are the best, but the premise is: someone is reading.

Since no one is reading it, why do we need to update it daily to retain readers?

Anyway, it’s nice if you don’t update for a while, and it’s always nice if you don’t update at all.

Instead of forcing yourself, it is better to deal with other more important things first——

Jiang Baige and Song Siwen made an appointment to meet at the newly opened cafe on campus.

Because it was the weekend, there were more people than she had imagined, but she still spotted Song Siwen reading a book in her seat in the crowd.

"Reading again?"

Song Siwen raised his head and saw Shi Jiang Baige, and nodded with a smile: "It's almost the end of the semester, so I want to do a related topic and plan to read some books related to university education."

She closed the book and asked Jiang Baige what she wanted to drink.

Jiang Baige ordered a cappuccino as usual.

After the coffee was served, Jiang Baige got straight to the point: "I asked you out this time because I wanted to ask you a favor."

"Please ask me?" Song Siwen was a little surprised.

"No one knows that I'm writing an online article except you." Jiang Baige stirred the coffee in front of her, and the originally beautiful latte art gradually turned into a meaningless foam. "Because I'm hiding from a thief who stole my manuscript - Li Bingyang."

"Is it...the one from your department, the school newspaper?"

As expected, she also knew Li Bingyang.

Jiang Baige thought with lingering fear that it was a good thing that she did not take any chances.

This time, apart from hiding some key information, Jiang Baige did not lie, but told the whole story, mainly emphasizing that Li Bingyang hired someone to steal her computer and put the blame on his ex-girlfriend.

After hearing this, Song Siwen was stunned.

After a while, she pinched her face and said blankly: "This is really worth writing about."

"Forget it!" Jiang Baige smiled bitterly. "If you write a report about it, it means that either my manuscript was stolen or he schemed against me..."

Song Siwen was amused.

But she still didn't understand: "But, don't you think it's a pity to give up the manuscript that has already been signed just to avoid him?"

Of course it's a pity.

So Jiang Baige did not give up.

However, she did not tell Song Siwen the whole truth because Jiang Baige, who was 30 years old, would not easily trust someone.

She only told Song Siwen that she was still continuing to write online articles - just writing, not publishing.

The reason is very simple. Before Li Bingyang leaves school, any public publication that proves that she is still writing online articles may cause trouble.

She told Song Siwen that what made her make up her mind, besides the theft, was that Li Bingyang deliberately approached her in order to get the manuscript more easily, causing others to misunderstand that they had an ambiguous relationship.

"I don't have the capital to confront such a person who has no bottom line."

Strong evidence is that she even quit the school newspaper supplement.

The school newspaper's selection process was always strict, and Song Siwen only joined the school newspaper in her sophomore year. So she had every reason to believe that Jiang Baige's departure from the school newspaper supplement was not voluntary.

Because if Jiang Baige gave up writing, she would not write online articles silently, nor would she continue to publish her articles on Tangsuan.com.

Song Siwen thought of Han Li.

When public opinion always stands on the side of men, girls feel not only the anger of being misunderstood and slandered, but also a deep sense of powerlessness.

Because no matter how she proves herself, no one will believe her.

"If you want to accuse someone, you can always find a pretext." How can she prove that things that don't exist really don't exist? If it were Yue Fei, he could only die to make his will clear.

Song Siwen patted his chest and assured: "Don't worry, I won't tell him!"

Then, she expressed her regret and repeatedly emphasized: "If you resume writing after that scumbag graduates, please tell me!"

Would she really want to read her own novel?

Jiang Baige is no longer so confident at this moment.

She was clearly the original author of the novel, and she was certain that her writing ability ten years from now would be better than her twenty-year-old self or Li Bingyang when she was twenty-three or twenty-four.

But why, even though her book has been serialized for more than 100,000 words, has received mediocre response?

Of course, Li Bingyang’s book didn’t become a huge hit immediately.

But looking at her dismal statistics, Jiang Baige already had a bad feeling in her heart - it just so happened that her sixth sense always worked but not well.

The ambition of "I want to be a great writer on the Internet" that I had when I was just reborn and kept my manuscripts has now been educated by the dismal data, and I no longer dare to speak nonsense.

However, although he said so.

But she hadn't updated for three days, so she decided to update once more.

In fact, she has a lot of manuscripts saved, and the so-called "update" is nothing more than copying and pasting the manuscript in the WORD document to the backend of the website, and simply checking whether there are any typos. If not, press "Send" and wait for approval and the main text to be sent out.

Just as she was about to press send, her hand stopped.

She moved the cursor back to the "Author's Note" column and typed a few lines: [It's been a few months since I last updated this article. The data is bleak and I'm in a bad mood. I may have to revise the article. Please forgive me if I can't guarantee the update speed recently.]

She didn't care after she sent it, but when she turned on her phone before going to bed, a message suddenly popped up -