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The store was responsible for calling a car to deliver the computer to the designated location and install it, which was convenient for Su Cheng.

He directly chose the address as the chairman's office of Su's Group, because, for him, such an outdated computer was not something he wanted to play with at home.

So, it could only be used as a work computer.

After the computer was installed, Su Cheng locked the office door.

"Xiao Ai, what's the next step?" Sitting in front of the computer, everything was ready.

"Master, just turn on the computer, and leave everything else to me. However, because this computer only has 64k of storage, the entire novel cannot be uploaded at once. It has to be uploaded and deleted multiple times," Xiao Ai said sweetly.

Due to the limitation of printing speed, it took almost an hour to print out 1.5 million words.

Look, that's what you call efficiency.

If he had to recite it and then wait for a typist to type it out, who knows how much time it would take!

The office used a dot matrix printer, and the quality of this era was still good. Even after printing all these documents, the printer did not crash due to overheating.

10,000 words are about 10 pages of paper. Printing on both sides can save half of the paper, which means that these 1.5 million words used a total of 750 sheets of paper.

This was because Xiao Ai controlled the font size and layout very precisely, otherwise more paper would be needed.

After finishing, Su Cheng bound these papers together, and finally, it became a book manuscript.

By the way, the novel must have a pen name, what should I use?

Su Cheng thought for a moment.

Got it, since it's plagiarizing Master Huang's work, then take one word from Master Huang's name, as a tribute to Master Huang in another time and space.

As for this parallel world, Master Huang hasn't written this work yet, so it doesn't count as plagiarism.

Su Cheng used a pen to write "Su Yi" under the title on the first page.

Holding the thick manuscript, smelling the fresh ink, Su Cheng walked directly out of the office and came to Zhang Jie's office next door.

"Boss, is there anything else?" Zhang Jie asked when she saw Su Cheng.

"I've already figured out a way to revive Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd. Look, what is this?" Su Cheng said with a smile, handing the manuscript in his hand to Zhang Jie.

Zhang Jie curiously took the manuscript. She saw the three big characters "A Step into the Past" written on the cover of the first white paper. Under the title, there was also the handwritten author: Su Yi.

Zhang Jie casually flipped through it and found that it was a novel set in the Qin Dynasty. Obviously, this was a historical martial arts novel.

"Su Dong, did you write this?" Zhang Jie asked.

"Yes." Su Cheng nodded and said, shamelessly claiming the copyright as his own.

"Can this novel alone save Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd.?" Zhang Jie obviously didn't believe it.

She is not a novel lover, so naturally she can't see how good the quality of this novel is.

"Let's go, let's go to Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd. and show it to our editor-in-chief, and we'll know," Su Cheng said with confidence.

"A Step into the Past" has already proven itself in later generations. The TV series "A Step into the Past" has been filmed twice, and the movie has also been filmed once.

Most of the subsidiaries of Su's Group have their headquarters independent of the group. In order to save expenses, Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd. had already returned the leased office outside and moved the office location back to Su's Group.

After all, the Su's Group Building is its own property. Returning to work here can save even the rent.

A corner on the 3rd floor, this is an office with an area of about 80 square meters. This is where the executives and editors of Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd. work.

When Zhang Jie brought Su Cheng in, she found that there were even less than 10 people working inside.

It can be seen how desolate this company is.

"Su Dong, General Manager Zhang." Seeing Su Cheng and the two of them, the people in the office hurriedly stood up to greet them.

They all know the company's situation. Now they are really afraid that the company will be cancelled someday. By then, they will be unemployed. You must know that it is not easy to find a job now.

"Where is General Manager Li?" Zhang Jie asked.

"General Manager Zhang, General Manager Li is out on official business," an employee said.

"Which one is the editor-in-chief?" Su Cheng asked.

"Su Dong, I am the company's editor-in-chief, Wang Zhiye," a middle-aged man walked out from his work position.

"Come with me, everyone else, go back to your posts and continue working," Su Cheng said with a smile.

Since there are not many employees, although the office is not big, it is also separated into a tea room. If authors come to submit manuscripts, they are generally received in the tea room.

After everyone sat down, Su Cheng directly handed the manuscript in his hand to Editor-in-Chief Wang, and then said: "You can read this book first."

Although he felt strange, Editor-in-Chief Wang did as he was told.

As someone who has been in the industry for many years, he is naturally very skilled at reviewing manuscripts.

Opening the first chapter, he read it carefully and quickly.

Su Cheng and Zhang Jie waited patiently on the side.

Originally, Editor-in-Chief Wang only planned to read the first two or three chapters. This is the basic operation of reviewing manuscripts. Whether a book can be popular can be roughly seen in the beginning.

If the beginning is written well, as long as the level is maintained, or even if the level drops slightly, it will not affect its popularity with readers;

But if the beginning is not written well, even if the later part is written more wonderfully, it is a flop. If you can't read the beginning, who will read the later content!

As a result, Editor-in-Chief Wang found it more and more wonderful as he read, and became more and more fascinated. Accidentally, he read seven or eight chapters.

At this time, Zhang Jie couldn't help but call him, directly waking him up.

"I'm really sorry, I accidentally got lost in reading. Su Dong, General Manager Zhang, with my many years of editing experience, this book is definitely a book that can become popular throughout Xiangjiang and even the Chinese community. For example, the way it travels to ancient times is simply creating a precedent in history. This author is really talented. We must take it down. Who is the author? If we sign this book, it will be difficult for our newspaper not to be popular!" Editor-in-Chief Wang said excitedly.

"This is the novel written by Su Dong," Zhang Jie said on the side.

At this time, she realized that Su Cheng really didn't exaggerate. This novel really has the potential to save the half-dead Chivalrous Literature Media Co., Ltd.

A newspaper can generally only publish about 10,000 words. If you add pictures, there will be fewer words, and "A Step into the Past" has as many as 1.5 million words, which is enough for the "Chivalrous Literature Novel Newspaper" to publish for several months.