Lu Jinbo looked at Wang Hui as if he were a proctor: "Wife, I need to discuss something with you. Could you leave me some food? I want to relax a bit."

Wang Hui sneered: "Where can you relax? Heaven on Earth or Da Fu Hao? Not a penny. If you dare to shortchange us by even a penny, you can expect to kneel on durians!"

Lu Jinbo... This woman is unacceptable!!! But I can't beat her in a fight, and I can't run away. Now we have a child... My happy life...

Are there any novels that are particularly worth developing recently?

Lu Jinbo put down his chopsticks: "If you're talking about this, there really is one, 'The Search for Gods,' by the author Shuxia Yehou. There's also one called 'Immortal Path of Smoke and Dust,' also known as 'Immortal Sword and Love,' by the author Guan Pingchao. Many readers are currently following this book, and it's hailed as the new Xianxia bible after 'Zhu Xian.'"

Shen Fang certainly knows the name of the author of "The Search for the Gods," but this thing is very difficult to adapt. It seems to have been adapted into a film or television series, but I don't remember it. As for "The Legend of Sword and Fairy," there's no need to say more. This thing is the original of "The Legend of Sword and Fairy."

"Have you secured the copyrights for these two?"

Lu Jinbo nodded: "Of course."

Although the Legend of Sword and Fairy game was released in 1995 and the adaptation borrowed some content from the game, the original manuscript was actually created by Guan Pingchao later, and the copyright was quite complicated.

"Brother Lu, it's quite difficult for us to adapt cultivation-themed works for the time being. Do you have any good realistic themes, spy dramas, supernatural or ghost stories? Feilong should increase its support. We at Longteng need these kinds of works."

Lu Jinbo nodded: "It's no big deal. With enough money, there will always be brave men. As long as you pay, we can produce any kind of work you want. However, the authors are complaining that our requirement of 6,000 words a day is too tiring."

Shen Fang chuckled: "6,000 words a day is considered tiring? Our guaranteed minimum isn't so easy to come by. If it were lowered, a large number of people would definitely be freeloading off our guaranteed minimum. 6,000 words a day is just a basic standard. If our Flying Dragon novels want to sweep the online literature circle, besides money, resources, and traffic, the most important thing is the quality of the work and the update speed. If the updates are slow, we will lose a lot of readers. For example, when I'm following a work, I wish the author would update ten times a day."

"In this way, with the guaranteed payout system, apart from top authors, ordinary authors will be paid monthly based on their daily update speed: 500 for 4000 updates per day, 800 for 6000, and 1200 for 8000. In addition, popular works will receive an extra 5% commission. As long as there is money, let's see if they will still complain."

"Let them compete among themselves. What we at Longteng need is fast updates and high quality. If you don't have the speed, don't try to make a living in this industry."

"Well, that's not very friendly to authors whose works are excellent but whose update speed is slow."

"Does someone with excellent work like Lao Lu need this little bit of guaranteed income? He can make a good living from tips and commissions every month."

Chen Fang is playing the same tricks as Feilu. Feilu is full of monsters who write words like dogs. 6,000 words a day is the minimum standard. Some amazing ones can write tens of thousands of words a day. They are completely emotionless writing machines.