The Great God of Net Wen was reborn in 1927

On September [-], [-], soon on the far side of the ocean, that huge but backward and poor ancient oriental country was fired the first shot of Japanese aggression against China in the Northeast.

The news quickly spread to the United States by radio, but the white people who occupy the largest population in this country and the black people who are second only to the white people obviously don't pay attention to things other than their own country.

After all, across the Pacific Ocean, the flames of war can't burn on me. Since the lives of ordinary people have not been affected, there is no difference between today and yesterday.

White people in America originally thought this way. If it weren't for the two magazines "Youth School" and "Novelist", the urban hero series that has never opened a skylight in the past three years has been serialized to No. 19 in terms of volume. Urban Heroes: Breaking Dawn, the No.20 "Urban Heroes: Ragnarok", both of which were discontinued at the same time.

Originally, they didn't care about this war of aggression against China at all.

But it’s not gossip: Mornwind and his golden partner, translator Ryan, are busy buying materials with the manuscript fees they earned over the years, and remitting US dollars to the mainland of China for support and rescue.

Because their country was invaded, the two of them couldn't sit idly by, so the serialization of Urban Heroes was temporarily suspended for the past two months.

American readers who don't care about the war also wailed: Is there something wrong with the Japanese? What's so good about fighting? Go back to your home!

Of course, they don't know the author of the novel, Moen Wind, and they are silently praying in their hearts: the United States should bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki quickly.

But now the two magazines have been bombarded with calls, and they are cursing and threatening the magazines, telling them to hurry up and let the author resume updating.

The angry "Youth School" editor Abbott, and Linda Black, who co-founded the "Novelist" magazine with Beacon Press, are both rolling their eyes: These readers are really spoiled by Moynwind and Lane.

Please, it's been three years, and I can't bear to stop updating for two months just this time. You must know that they have never seen an author who is more diligent than Moen Wind.

This guy is so prolific that he doesn't look like a novel author. He can write 20 words a month.

That Shen Ryan can't be underestimated. Three years later, Moen Winder still only cooperates with him. This guy's translation level is even... It's unlikely that he can find a second replacement.

The starting point of the Urban Heroes series in 1929 was "The Birth of a Hero" serialized by Moen Wind in the magazine "Youth School".

From the small-scale discussion at the beginning of the serialization to the mass market in the later stage, the single book published at the end has not been ranked first in the best-selling book list for half a year.

Obviously, not only the publishing house has seen the business opportunity of this subject, but the author himself is better at writing about this subject than anyone else.

There is no gap period at all, and the author will start serializing the "Urban Heroes" series next month after "Birth of a Hero" ends.

His hand speed is extremely fast, there is no doubt about it, and the "Youth School" magazine can't bear the weight of his serials.

And "Urban Heroes" is a collective term. At that time, it subdivided the separate books with different heroes as the protagonists under the same background.

At the same time, Beacon Publishing House, which published Moen Wende's "The Way of the Fairy", co-founded his first magazine "Novelist" with the author Moen Wende. There was also an episode in the middle.

During the serialization of "The Birth of a Hero", it was revealed that the author Moen Wind and the translator Ryan were both Chinese, but there was no evidence at that time.Although some people call for not to read novels by people of color because of this, and they don’t know what demagogic views will be mixed in them, but the general trend is that no second novel can replace "A Hero Is Born".

The superpower-themed novels that imitated later did not have the kind of imagination and writing that attract people to read.

But the original author himself, what Xu Shaoting thinks in his mind is: the essential problem is the rhythm. After all, he has experienced the most developed period of online literature a hundred years later. Do you know that the most important thing in serialized novels is the style of writing?For serial novels, the most important thing is rhythm.

How to make readers want to read the next chapter after reading this chapter is the most important skill for a qualified web writer.

You want him to achieve how profound the content of the novel is, how much it exposes human nature, but he may not be able to do it.

But how do you let him grasp the refreshing point and rhythm, and create distinctive and attractive character settings, this is the old skill of Shaoting.

At the beginning of the second year, in [-], the Bright Lantern Publishing House founded by Linda Blake published the first volume of the English version of "A Great Way to Fairy".

At that time, the second volume of "The Birth of a Hero" happened to be published. Booksellers saw Moon Wind, Lion written in the author column, and then looked at the cover slogan: China's leading best-selling book, mysterious and beautiful oriental beauties.

They thought this book was about love and hatred stories of ancient beauties with an oriental background, just like the best-selling book by Ming Deng Publishing House, it was just a romance novel without changing the soup. .

But this is Moen Wind, who wrote "The Birth of a Hero", and Ryan, a translator with first-class writing skills. In short, no matter what the content is, when selling books, they put these two books together.

There are not many Chinese studying abroad in the United States, but there are also a certain number. There are actually some overseas students who have brought the Chinese version of "The Road to Immortals" when they go abroad.

Undoubtedly, "The Great Way to the Fairy" did take advantage of the popularity of "The Birth of a Hero" and jumped into the best-seller list.

Immediately, a Huaxia student took out the Chinese version and the English version to compare: "This is the Qianfeng Mingyue who can't stay in Shanghai and is called a traitor! What Moen Wende, isn't it just the moon and the wind... Okay, You actually came to America to write a novel?"

There are different disputes among Chinese students studying abroad. Some people think that this is to win glory for the country, and some people think that such despicable people can continue to gain fame and fortune. With the novel "A Hero Is Born", Qian Fengmingyue has become an American The upper classes are scrambling to be the first to invite acquaintances.

At this time, they didn't care about the Chinese Exclusion Act at all.

After being identified as a Chinese by my own countrymen, there was a small outbreak of public opinion against the serialization of Morn Wind's novels in the magazine.

Many people called to unsubscribe from the magazine, trying to use the decline in sales to force the magazine to make a choice, whether to give up Moonwind or choose them as customers who buy magazines.

As a result, the magazine released the news that Moenwind's new serial "Urban Hero" will be published next month, and the number of reservations for the magazine has directly set a record since its inception.

Many people even angrily said: "Literature knows no borders, don't pollute your dirty racial discrimination values ​​into the common treasure of mankind - books."

"Literary freedom!" Someone even wrote an editorial on the newspaper, "Don't interfere with the creation of literature, being able to express opinions freely is the character that an excellent literary work should have!"

For a while, it was just a debate between the novel and the author's nationality, but it turned into a more serious public opinion in the end.

Originally, the general environment was discriminating against people of color. After the exposure of Mornwind's identity as a Chinese, he was also accusing him of writing a story about a white protagonist while being a Chinese. His intentions must be suspicious.

In the end, in addition to white people, other people of color also joined this public opinion war.Countless other people of color have accused white people of crimes they've committed over the years, not limited to human trafficking and their unrepentant, arrogant discrimination.

In addition, many white people are fans of "A Hero Is Born". Anyway, it is just a war of public opinion, and it will not affect their real life at all.

What's more, from a moral point of view, it is true that white people do not occupy the moral high ground.

So this group of white readers who liked "A Hero Is Born" turned around without the slightest burden, and scolded their white compatriots for their empty brains and wrong three views.

Although they are white, they have had enough of these stupid fellow countrymen!

In the past two months, various public opinions and editorials have exploded the media world, and became a traffic treasure at that time.

All the newspapers are happy to publish new editorials and debates every day. It is ridiculous that white people and white people themselves are fighting with each other on the matter of "racial discrimination" Wen De, a Chinese author, rectified his name.

The author of the yellow race from China, some of his compatriots ruthlessly wrote critical articles, denouncing him as a traitor.

A good Chinese author went to the United States to write a novel with a white protagonist. Couldn’t he write a novel with a Chinese protagonist?

He even took out the role of Haruyuki, saying that Qian Fengmingyue wrote a Chinese character and arranged it as a villain, which is basically discrediting his compatriots.

This article was published in the newspaper, because it was an editorial from the author's compatriots, and the newspaper dedicated most of the prominent pages.

But what idea did the newspaper editor have in mind? It was obviously not on the side of the author of the article.

We must know that Haruyuki was once more popular than the protagonist Michael and the highly popular supporting role Garfield in the reader survey.

As a villainous female character, she only appeared twice in 20 words, but she was able to become the most popular. This is not ordinary charm.

Immediately triggered numerous rebuttals and abuse:

"Because Haruyuki is a villain, so the author is smearing the Chinese people? This is really the most incredible thing I have ever heard! My God, has the author of this editorial read the novel "A Hero Is Born"? Who would resist Haruyuki's charm!"

"This author must have never watched "A Hero Is Born", at least he hasn't seen Haruyuki appear on the scene. He just heard that there is a villain from Huaxia called Haruyuki, so he took it for granted that villains are evil and hated by others. But I think In other words, in the entire "A Hero Is Born", the most desirable character is Haruyuki!"

"Which character is Mornwind's favorite, I can assure you that it is Haruyuki. The author's intention cannot be concealed. He is too fond of Haruyuki, but obviously he succeeded. How could there be such a thing as Haruyuki?" Girl! Because of Haruyuki, my view of China has really changed a lot."

"Someone actually said that the role of Haruyuki proved that Moen Wende discredited his country... You know how many of my friends and classmates are all because Haruyuki doesn't know how much respect she has for Ms. Huaxia. They used to look down on Chinese people very much. A novel , a successful character can change people's concepts far more than your words."

Many readers are actually not interested in participating in this public opinion war of racial discrimination and literary freedom.

But Haruyuki had too many fans of his characters. They didn't care about other public opinions, but they cared about the evaluation of Haruyuki.

As a result, in the latter part of the public opinion war, it turned to the topic of discussing the role and rectifying Haruyuki's name.

It can only be said that the readers who like Haruyuki are right: "Is the protagonist definitely the author's favorite character? That's not necessarily the case. The author can't hide which character he likes. Obviously, in the novel "A Hero Is Born", Haruyuki is The author's favorite character, and one in which he justifies his country."

"She is mysterious and powerful, and at the same time, she is full of silence and sadness. People have to delve into Haruyuki's origin. Then her Chinese background... seems to have explained everything."

Of course, this was already a battle of public opinion at the beginning of last year, and now at the end of the second year, Mornwind's super hand speed allowed him to write more than 200 million words in two years.

Published a prequel "The Birth of a Hero", then [-] volumes of the "Urban Hero" series, and Dawn and Ragnarok, which were suspended for two months.

Most importantly, the plot coincides with the appearance of the new hero, the Duchess of Hell, in "Ragnarok", and the reappearance of Haruyuki in "Breaking Dawn", cooperating with the protagonist of this book to rescue the male supporting role.

Why just stop on the key plot?

While the readers scolded the author, they scolded the Japanese at the same time. No one thought that the butterfly effect brought about by a war would stop the novel.

Countless readers on the other side of the ocean are cursing this is an unjust war, hoping to end the war quickly and let the Japanese go back to their small islands.

The author himself, Xu Shaoting, is still thinking: What year was the attack on Pearl Harbor?These stupid Americans, if you don't solve the little Japan now, you will be robbed in a few years.

Regarding the suspension of updates, although the editor Abt did not want it to happen, he also expressed great understanding.

Miss Linda came directly to the door, drank a cup of coffee and said: "The war didn't hit you, just let me handle the donations. Mr. Moen, the only thing you need to do is to write a good novel .”

After working with Linda Black for nearly three years, Beacon Publishing House, which originally had only eight employees, is now a medium-sized company with nearly a hundred employees.The business is no longer limited to publishing books, but also the magazine business co-founded with Xu Shaoting and Shen Lingjun, as well as comprehensive businesses such as novel peripherals, ip authorization, and operation.

Linda's temper is not so much acrimony as she is always too straightforward and euphemistic.

Shaoting and Shen Lingjun talked about this white lady, and Shen Lingjun said: "Miss Linda is very aggressive. Young people rarely see her such efficient execution and seemingly inexhaustible energy."

"But she is obviously very unfriendly to the world in her heart." Shen Lingjun said, "Miss Linda's injustice as a woman makes her always look at everyone with negative emotions sometimes."

After stopping the update this time, Linda said unceremoniously to the young Huaxia author who was gradually losing her childishness in front of her eyes: "I basically understand what you have encountered in your country, Moen, in my opinion, Your behavior is ridiculous."

The young man opposite was obviously resisting the urge to roll his eyes, and replied rudely to her: "If there is a war in the United States, and your friends and relatives are suffering in the flames of war, can you stay out of it like this?"

Linda Black replied frankly: "I was the first to run abroad, why, do you think I will advance and retreat with the United States?"

Well, against Shameless, you can't beat her morally.

In short, Ms. Linda, who only cares about the serialization of novels and the interests of her own company, has contacted reliable channels for this, and materials and money will be sent across the ocean to that eastern country she has never been to.

Linda Black is very clear about how much money Xu Shaoting has earned in the past three years in the United States, so she saw that he donated almost all of his net worth.

She didn't even feel heartache for that huge number, but she rarely admired it: "Since you have the ability to earn so much money, then I believe you can also earn it back in the next three years."

By the way, he also commented on Shen Lingjun: "I really don't know why so many girls entrust me to be a matchmaker. Have the little girls started to like Huaxia Xiaobailian these days?"

Shen Lingjun didn't care about Linda Black, and pointed directly at the door: "Go out by yourself, we won't see off guests."