Tao Rui live-streamed food, but he didn’t make ten dishes. It was just for two people, what a waste.

He prepared four dishes and a soup, each portion small enough to be finished. Most importantly, the meal was delicious!

The audience saw through the live broadcast that the braised pork he stewed was soft, tasty, and chewy, with thick soup wrapped around the pork belly, making people drool just by looking at it.

And the sweet and sour lotus root strips are so delicious that the white lotus root strips are slowly dyed with the color of sweet and sour. Just imagine the feeling of a thin strip coming out when you take a light bite, and you will want to eat it.

While Tao Rui was plating the food, Ke Bailing came in. She pushed open the sliding door, sniffed, and said, "Brother Rui, this smells so good! Can I eat it now? I'm starving!"

Tao Rui glanced at his phone and said, "I'm still live streaming. It's ready, we'll eat it right away." He saw Ke Bailing's eyes fixed on the braised pork and asked, "Would you like to try some?"

"Yes!" Ke Bailing seemed to be waiting for him to say this. Without even doing anything, he quickly picked up the bowl and chopsticks and picked up a piece of braised pork to eat.

"Delicious! How come you are such a good cook? This is the most delicious braised pork I have ever eaten! I'll bring it out for you." After saying this, Ke Bailing couldn't wait to take the braised pork away. He didn't pay attention to the live broadcast from beginning to end. Anyway, the phone could only capture their bodies from that angle, not their faces.

Tao Rui smiled and placed the remaining dishes on the table. The comments were already flooding the screen.

[I suspect Rui Ge's girlfriend took the braised pork away and ate it!]

[I also want to eat the most delicious braised pork. I love braised pork the most. I want to order takeout!]

[It seems really delicious. It doesn't look like something ordinary people would make. Is this how it would be in a restaurant? I really want to try it. Rui Ge's girlfriend is so lucky.]

[I thought livestreaming cooking would be boring, but it made me hungry. My takeaway is here, so I'll eat it first!]

Tao Rui finally showed everyone the four dishes and one soup on the table, and said with a smile: "Okay, we are going to eat, everyone should eat quickly. Today's live broadcast ends here, and I will write more live broadcasts later."

[I...actually wanted Brother Rui to livestream his meal. Am I crazy?]

I think you're crazy, but I also think so, because I can't bear to part with these dishes, but watching them being eaten without being able to taste them, my heart aches.

Tao Rui watched the audience's funny comments for a while before turning off the live stream. Seeing Ke Bailing eating quickly, he said, "Eat slowly. No one's trying to snatch your food away. Chewing slowly is good for your health. Now that you've moved in, I'll make whatever you want."

"Really?" Ke Bailing's eyes lit up. "Then I'll be responsible for buying groceries, washing dishes, and helping you. We'll do it together."

Ke Bailing really likes the food cooked by Tao Rui. She is not picky about food. She always thought that she didn’t have any special preferences for food. But after eating the food cooked by Tao Rui, she found that she was really picky and the food in the cafeteria was no longer delicious.

But the happiest thing is that now that she has moved here, she can eat the most delicious food every day.

Ke Bailing soon discovered that living with Tao Rui had many advantages. When she encountered a word she couldn't think of while writing, she could just ask Tao Rui and he would remind her. When she encountered a small doubt, Tao Rui would be there to answer her questions.

Tao Rui bought a desk. At night, she and Tao Rui would type together in the study. The clacking sound of the keyboard made them feel a sense of belonging. It was like they were in the same boat. They were all doing the same thing, unlike in the dormitory, where everyone was doing their own things.

Now she can sleep in as late as she wants. She can just go back to her bedroom and turn on the lights when she wants. She can watch TV quietly without disturbing Tao Rui in the master bedroom. This gives her a lot of freedom. Tao Rui's bathroom is very spacious, and she even bought a bathtub so she can watch TV shows while soaking in it.

When she wants to rest, there will never be any unnecessary noise in the house to disturb her.

This was a completely different experience from living in the dormitory, and even many times better than living in her own home. Ke Bailing was so happy that she didn't want to leave, and her relationship with Tao Rui became closer and closer.

Tao Rui continued to practice in his spiritual space daily. No matter how long he practiced, the external time remained unchanged, unaffected. Besides writing a chapter a day and saving three chapters, he also began to work on the outline of his next book, preparing to publish a long article to make money. Everything was proceeding smoothly, and he had finally resolved the mess left by the original owner.

He picked a weekend to call the original owner's parents. If he had to name the people the original owner felt sorry for, Ke Bailing would be number one, and his parents would be number two and three. They had worked so hard to raise their son, and even after he graduated, they still had to pay for rent and living expenses. And then, when their son finally became successful, he spent millions without a care in the world, leaving the family with nothing.

Moreover, the original owner had made excuses not to go back in the past few years. His parents had visited him a few times, but every time they came, they were very angry when they saw him in a mess. But the original owner was so old, and he didn't listen even when they were beaten or scolded, so they had no way to deal with him.

Now that Tao Rui has settled down, he immediately calls them to keep in touch.

When Tao's mother received his call, she asked, "Xiao Rui, do you need me for something?"

The original owner would not contact them unless there was something wrong. She would most likely ask for money if she called. It had become a conditioned reflex for Tao's mother.

Tao Rui said, "It's okay, Mom. I just remembered that I haven't called you for a few days. How are you and my dad?"

Tao's mother was stunned for a moment, then replied slowly, "Okay, we're both doing fine. Shouldn't you pay the mortgage?"

"The mortgage is paid off, and I've found a way to make some money recently. You don't have to worry about this."

Upon hearing this, Tao's mother hurriedly asked, "What method? Last time you said you were sure to make money investing with your friends, but ended up losing so much..." Thinking her son would be angry after hearing this, Tao's mother immediately changed the subject, "Don't just believe what people say. Your house is still there, right? The house in Yanjing is valuable. Don't touch it."

Before Tao Rui came here, before the original owner even met Ke Bailing, wasn't she going to sell the house? But there was no need to let the old man know.

Tao Rui laughed and said, "The house is fine. Mom, you think too much of me. Do you know about live streaming? I do it online, helping people play games. If they can't get through, I help them get through, and they give me money. Viewers who like watching the live broadcast will also send gifts, and those gifts can be exchanged for money. I'm making money from this for now. I've also been seriously studying novel writing lately, and my writing is pretty good. I'll start making money from the new book in a few days."

"Live streaming?" Tao's mother didn't know much about live streaming and thought it was all nonsense. Then when he said he was writing a book, it seemed even more unreliable. She'd heard this so many times, and every time she wrote about it, it was never very good.

She felt that Tao Rui was in a good mood today, so she tried to persuade him, "Xiao Rui, your cousin's eldest daughter is in Yanjing. You should call her sister. I heard that your sister and brother-in-law opened a company. There's a clerical job there that would suit you. Why don't you take a look? It's not tiring anyway, and you can write novels after get off work. It's stable after all."

"No, Mom, don't worry about it. I have a good income. By the way, I have a girlfriend. When are you and my dad free to come over? I'll introduce you to her."

Tao's mother's first reaction wasn't joy, but rather, "Oh, that's how it is." Her son suddenly had enough money, and after all this fuss, he'd found a wealthy girl in Beijing. She asked, startled and doubtful, "How old is your girlfriend? Does her family agree? Well, we men shouldn't spend a girl's money."

Tao Rui didn't know whether to laugh or cry. He hung up the phone and video-called her. He said with a smile, "Mom, what are you imagining? Let me show you how much money I make. Otherwise, you won't believe it."

He opened the income interface of the live broadcast background on his computer and showed it to Tao's mother. "This is all the money I made from live broadcasting. Do you see it? More than 20,000 yuan, and it's less than a month. This income is not high in Yanjing, but I don't go out much. I just eat at home, which is enough. My girlfriend is a college student. She writes novels like me. She writes very well and earns more than me, but I don't spend her money, so don't worry."

"Oh, wow, this really can make money." Tao's mother was a little confused when she first learned that live streaming could make so much money. She muttered to herself for a few words, then cheered up. "Xiao Rui, you look much more energetic. It seems like you've been doing well recently. Whose photo is that next to your computer? Is it of your girlfriend? What's her name?"

"Yes." Tao Rui showed his mother the photo they had taken a few days ago. "Her name is Ke Bailing. She's a very nice person. You'll definitely like her, Mom. It was because of her novel that I decided to learn how to write novels from scratch and study them carefully. Only then did I understand. Now I write pretty well. I'll show you when I make some money."

"Did she help you? That's good." Tao's mother automatically understood that Ke Bailing was persuading Tao Rui to make progress, or teaching Tao Rui to write novels, and her impression of Ke Bailing improved.

Tao Rui urged them to come to Yanjing again, and after some thought, Tao's mother agreed to come. She was really worried. Tao Rui suddenly made a lot of money, got a girlfriend, and started live streaming. She was always worried about him if she didn't check on him. It was rare for Tao Rui to take the initiative to contact them, which made Tao's mother happy. She wondered if Ke Bailing had changed Tao Rui for the better?

Tao's father and mother sold snacks, egg-filled pancakes and jianbingguozi in the morning, and fried skewers in the evening, near the school. They made delicious and clean food, and were cheerful and friendly, so they had a good income. Otherwise, they wouldn't have been able to keep giving money to the original owner.

But the original owner didn't think so. He despised the fact that his parents sold snacks and never mentioned it outside. He was unwilling to go back to his hometown, and even more unwilling to have them come to see him. What a bastard.

Of course, the original owner had to endure all the harm he inflicted on others ten times himself. Now he is probably in the prison of the Space-Time Bureau, experiencing the difficulties his parents went through. He has suffered a lot.

Tao Rui had mentioned to Ke Bailing before that he wanted his parents to come, so now that it was decided, he naturally had to tell her again.

Ke Bailing hesitated and said, "Should I move back to the dormitory first?"

"No, you stay in your room. When my parents come, let them sleep in the master bedroom, and I'll put a mattress in the study. They can only come for a few days, and they want to see you, so we can get along better together. Besides, I want to go out and have a good time. They haven't climbed the Great Wall or seen the Forbidden City yet, so it's convenient for them to live together."

"So what do they like? Let's buy some first. Wine, food, and so on."

The original owner had no idea what his parents liked, but Tao Rui, armed with the original owner's memories, carefully looked through them and found some details. His father liked stronger, spicier baijiu, braised beef in soy sauce, and beef dumplings; his mother loved pig's trotters, leeks, and wine.

Tao Rui and Ke Bailing went to the supermarket and did some shopping, filling up the refrigerator.

Ke Bailing smiled and said, "It feels like Chinese New Year. I really like the atmosphere of Chinese New Year on TV. There's so much food stored, the whole house is red, everyone in the family wears red clothes, they play cards together, watch the Spring Festival Gala together, and eat dumplings together on New Year's Eve. It's so lively."

Tao Rui held her hand and said, "If you like it, we will celebrate the New Year like this from now on, every year."

"Every year" was like a promise that deeply touched Ke Bailing. For the first time, she took the initiative to hug Tao Rui, buried her face in his chest, and said in a muffled voice: "You said it yourself, you have to do it."

Tao Rui hugged her and patted her back. "Of course I can do it. When my new book becomes popular, I will buy a house for my parents and have them come to Yanjing. Then we can spend the New Year together as a family and play mahjong whenever we want."

Ke Bailing curled up the corners of his mouth and smiled. The scene seemed beautiful just by imagining it.

Tao Rui lowered his head and touched her hair, thinking she was too easily satisfied. Hearing what she had just said, he knew that her family wasn't celebrating the New Year at all. He didn't know what the couple was thinking, but perhaps after so many years of mutual influence, their desire for a son had only grown stronger.

The two-child policy is about to be opened, and I wonder if they will fight to have one. Tao Rui thought with a very evil sense of humor, not wanting to return his girlfriend at all.

A few days later, Tao's father and mother arrived in Beijing. Tao Rui bought their plane tickets directly. They were reluctant to part with the money, as they thought it was expensive, but since they had bought it, they flew here. It was actually their first time on a plane in their lives.

The two of them felt that the airport was too big and they couldn't get out after walking for a long time. Fortunately, Tao Rui had been waiting at the airport and sent them a video, so they no longer felt uncomfortable. When Tao Rui saw them, he smiled and waved, and they felt even more relaxed and strode towards Tao Rui.

"Xiao Rui, why did you come to pick us up? We can take the subway directly to your house." Tao's mother was very happy, but out of habit she didn't want her son to run around.

Tao Rui smiled and said, "You came all the way here, how could I not come to pick you up? I used to be frustrated and didn't care about anything all day, so I was a bit of a jerk. I won't be like that anymore."

Her words made Mother Tao's eyes red, and she quickly pretended to look away to cover it up.

Tao's father patted Tao Rui's shoulder with a smile and said, "At thirty, you have grown up."

Tao Rui hugged them, took Ke Bailing's hand and introduced them, "Lingling, these are my parents. Dad, Mom, this is my girlfriend Ke Bailing, just call her Lingling."

"Uncle, aunt." Ke Bailing called out shyly. It was the first time she met their parents and her palms were sweating.

Mother Tao immediately smiled and said, "Lingling is so pretty. Xiaorui always tells me about you, saying how wonderful you are. I've been thinking about you, and I finally got to see you today. Don't you have classes today?"

"I have two classes in the morning, but no classes in the afternoon. Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow are holidays, so I can spend some quality time with my uncle and aunt."

Tao Rui picked up his luggage and said, "Let's go. The food is ready at home. We can just cook it when we get home."

Tao's father and mother already knew about Tao Rui's live broadcast room and watched his live broadcast every day. They asked curiously: "When did you learn to cook? You seem to cook quite well in the live broadcast. Is it really delicious?"

Ke Bailing nodded immediately and said, "Brother Rui's cooking is really delicious, with good color, aroma and taste."

"Who did you learn this from?" Tao's mother was a little confused. She and her husband made delicious snacks, but their cooking was not this good. If she hadn't watched the live broadcast, she would have thought her son couldn't cook.

Tao Rui casually made up a story, "There was a time when I was broke, so I cooked for myself. It was cheaper than buying food. The food was terrible, so I learned how to cook online. There are so many cooking videos. Then I heard that eating good food makes you feel good. My novel writing was not going well, so I put in the effort to cook. I don't know when I started to cook delicious food."

The three of them were immediately distressed upon hearing this. Tao Rui had successfully portrayed himself as a melancholic young man facing career setbacks, which explained his previous jerkish behavior. After all, when things aren't going your way, people can get a bit irritable and lose sight of other people's feelings. Anyway, Tao's father and mother understood and easily forgave their son.

This was the first time my son drove them here. They always took the subway every time they came. This was the first time they had a good look at Yanjing through the car window. It felt like their eyes were not enough.

It just so happened that Ke Bailing was a native of Yanjing and knew everywhere very well. Seeing their curiosity, he introduced them all the way in a soft voice.

This unexpected incident brought her and her future in-laws closer, and the strange feeling they had when they first met was gone.

After arriving home, Tao Rui went into the kitchen to cook. His father and mother watched him on both sides. They finally saw with their own eyes that their son could cook and did it so well. They felt an inexplicable sense of pride and had smiles on their faces the whole time. They didn't feel tired even after such a long plane and car ride.

During the meal, the Taos were also enjoying their son's cooking for the first time, and a sense of happiness welled up within them. They and Ke Bailing resonated with each other about the food, and each of them praised Tao Rui to the skies.

Tao Rui ate his meal and said with a smile, "Dad, Mom, if you like, you can move to Yanjing too. Then I will cook for you every day."

Mr. Tao didn't take it seriously at all. "Why should we move? You young people just need to be happy. We won't bother you. We can just do business in our hometown."

"You can do business here." Tao Rui picked up a pig's trotter for his mother. "Mom, I stewed your favorite food long ago. I kept it warm in the pot when I picked you up just now, and then stewed it for a long time when I got home. Come and try it and see if it tastes like you like it."

After that, he picked up some braised beef with soy sauce for Mr. Tao and said, "This is the braised beef with soy sauce that I made myself. I think it tastes better than the ones in the delicatessen. Dad, you try it."

Mr. and Mrs. Tao didn't expect that their son actually knew what they liked to eat. They laughed and felt very touched.

Tao Rui continued, "After dinner, let's go for a walk. There's a park nearby with lots of people strolling around. You might even find someone to play chess with or square dance with. On our way back, I'll take you to the small shops near the community. There are several food stalls in a row, and they get a lot of traffic. We're just in need of a snack bar. We can make money there too."

Tao's father looked at him and said, "Are you serious? Okay, let's go and take a look."

He thought it was pointless to look at it or not. Land in Yanjing was extremely expensive. Renting that small shop would cost tens of thousands of yuan a month. He also had to make food, so how could he make back the money? Besides, his son only had this one apartment, and although it was not small, it was a three-bedroom apartment, it would not be appropriate for them to come and live here.

Young people all like to be alone in their own world, and they think that things smell good when they are far away but not when they are close. They will not forget the ugly faces they faced before just because Tao Rui greeted them with a smile this time, and they have no intention of coming over at all.

Tao Rui also knew that this kind of thing could not be changed overnight. Anyway, he had no money now, so he would just take it slowly and let them know that he had this intention first.

Ke Bailing, however, took it to heart and privately told Tao Rui, "My books are making a lot of money. If you don't have enough money, just use it. It should be enough to open a shop."

Tao Rui rubbed her head and asked, "Are you stupid? Aren't you afraid that I will cheat you out of all your money?"

Ke Bailing looked at him and said, "I don't think you would lie to me."

"Come on, you're just stupid. You didn't even know I sent your manuscript out. If I'm so cruel as to take it for myself, you'll have no place to complain. Be more careful in the future and keep your things well. I have them here."

Tao Rui was pinched immediately after he finished speaking.

"Who are you calling stupid? You're the stupid one!"

In Ke Bailing's eyes, Tao Rui was the biggest fool. He was completely broke, yet he still gave her a computer worth 30,000 yuan. He also bought her things all the time. Although most of them were daily necessities and nothing expensive, these little things were the most expensive.

Tao Rui still has to pay off his mortgage, house, and car, and the money he makes from live streaming is probably almost gone. Yet, he still maintains his quality of life, cooking delicious food for her every day and treating her so well. If she wants to share some of the burden, he won't let her. He's simply a fool.

Tao's mother saw them tugging and tugging. She turned around and said to Tao's father with a smile, "The couple has a great relationship. I don't know where Xiao Rui found such a good girl. She's several years younger than him, from Beijing, and a college student. Oh, they are so lucky."

Father Tao also smiled, "If Xiao Rui always stays like this, then they are fine. I was worried at home, but now I feel relieved after seeing him here."

When Tao Rui took them to visit the shops, they, driven by their business instincts, took a good look around. They inquired about rents, customer traffic, and other such things, and even went to the vegetable market to learn about the prices of various items.

After that, Tao Rui started taking them to play, including the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Old Summer Palace, the zoo, the botanical garden, etc. They even visited the museum.

These places are not very interesting to visit for the second time, as walking there is tiring. But for first-time visitors, they are still full of novelty.

Tao Rui and Ke Bailing accompanied them, one on each side, introducing everything they saw. They bought them water when they were thirsty and used small fans to cool them down when they were hot. Tao Rui even carried a small folding stool so they could sit down and rest when they were tired.

They had a great time and weren't too tired.

Tao Rui and Ke Bailing both have a lot of manuscripts in reserve, so there is no pressure to update them. I have been able to spend a few days with them.

But after a few days they couldn't stay any longer. They were used to selling snacks every day. Suddenly they didn't make any money for a few days and their son kept spending money. They felt uneasy and anxious to go back to their small business.

They were also worried about disrupting the couple's work and affecting their novel writing. Tao Rui had been streaming less frequently these days, so naturally, the tips had also decreased. That was all lost money.

Tao Rui didn't force them to stay. He bought them plane tickets and sent them on the plane. Then he sent the cooked food he made back to them by express delivery and asked them to freeze it and eat it slowly.

After Tao Rui had a draft of his free article, he steadily updated it with 9,000 words every day. By the time he had updated 200,000 words, the draft of this article was complete. Ke Bailing was the only one who read his entire article, and it was a pity that his article was not published.

Tao Rui immediately began writing another article. He spent twenty hours a day in his mental space. As his writing became more fluent, he stopped deleting large sections and making major revisions, so he could produce 20,000 to 30,000 high-quality words every day. Then, after leaving his mental space, he spent another two or three hours typing them into the computer, which meant he only spent two or three hours writing in real life.

Ke Bailing often attended classes, but he didn't know about this and assumed he wrote for long hours every day. However, full-time writers need to be careful not to sit there and write constantly. This can damage not only the cervical and lumbar spine, but also the knuckles, wrists, eyes, and other areas.

Tao Rui now spends two to three hours writing in real life and two to three hours livestreaming his games. The rest of the time, he cultivates, trades stocks, and makes short-term investments to keep his savings adequate.

This naturally made him healthier and he even developed abdominal muscles from his regular workouts. He also looked after Ke Bailing in the same way, not letting her just sit there and write all the time, and asking her to work out with him every day.

His changes were so obvious that everyone naturally noticed it during the live broadcast.

[Brother Rui, have you gotten in better shape? Why do I feel different from when I first started?]

[You're not imagining it. I specifically logged out and compared it to the first live broadcast. Brother Rui has lost some weight. He actually has muscles on his arms from carrying things just now. Brother Rui, are you serious about the fitness you mentioned?]

Tao Rui smiled and said, "Of course it's true. Don't I turn off the show at 10 o'clock every day so everyone can go to bed early?"

[…So you really turned off the show and went to sleep? Brother Rui, why are you so old-fashioned?]

[It turns out that early to bed and early to rise is good for health, but I feel miserable if I don’t stay up late.]

I just want to know how Rui Ge does his fitness. Oh my god, he's even better than my personal trainer. He got into shape so quickly.

Tao Rui saw the comments, thought for a moment, and asked, "Do you want to watch a fitness livestream? I don't plan to livestream my studies tonight. What I'm learning now is a bit boring, and I spend most of my time typing, so it's not convenient to livestream. If you like fitness, I can teach you live."

[Alright, alright! Brother Rui is working out! Now I can show my face, right? Hahaha]

【Crying, I want to learn from Brother Rui, and I also want to work out with him.】

[Brother Rui, do you feel like you're an internet celebrity whose career was delayed by writing novels?]

[No! He's clearly a Michelin-starred chef whose career has been delayed by writing novels and livestreaming!]

Tao Rui was now accustomed to their banter. He quickly set up his schedule, canceling his evening study livestreams and switching to afternoon workouts and dinner cooking livestreams. He also reduced his gaming livestreams to just twice a week, intending to focus more on writing his novel.

His readers and audiences immediately noticed this change and asked, "Brother Rui, are you going to start a new book? Right, right?"

Tao Rui readily admitted, "The full text of this 500,000-word article has been saved and will be updated daily. I will be starting a new book soon, and I hope everyone will support me when I do."

[Ahhhhhhhhh, Brother Rui, do you dare to release your saved draft! ]

[Hand over the remaining 300,000 words! Otherwise, I'll send you a razor blade!] [You and your girlfriend are both saving drafts, but you just won't publish them. What are you trying to do?]

[New book, new book, so exciting! Stop live streaming, hurry up and publish it!]

Tao Rui joked with them and, after the livestream, released the first three chapters of his new book. This time, he wrote about the first world he'd traveled through, the world where he became Long Aotian. If you were to ask what male readers liked, this world was definitely the most popular.

Long Aotian is just a nickname he gave himself. That world is not stupid or weird at all. He struggled in it, faced dangers and opportunities again and again from the bottom, experienced laughter and pain, and finally climbed to the top in that world of cultivation with great difficulty.

There are many wonderful stories, many touching moments, and a magnificent structure. It is definitely a favorite among men, and many female readers also like it. So when he chose this story, he knew that the data would definitely be much better than the previous one.

The news of his new book spread from the live broadcast room to individual readers. Once someone in the reader group mentioned it, the entire group knew about it. They rushed to collect and read the article, and then began to enthusiastically urge for updates.

Not long after, someone posted on the forum. He was probably a fan of Tao Rui. He said happily and excitedly that Tao Rui had published a new book, which was even better than the previous one. It would definitely be a very long book when it was put on the shelves. What a treat!

Tao Rui had such a big fight with Ji Shi Yu, and it had only been a month, so everyone still had a deep impression of him. Besides, his previous book about the emperor was very good, and many people were reading it. Now that they saw that his new book was even better than the emperor one, of course they immediately rushed to check it out.

I couldn't help but get drawn into the conversation and joined the urging for more books. Tao Rui's collection of new books kept growing.

Nowadays, almost every article has to be pre-released, and then published after accumulating a lot of collections. Otherwise, it can't compete with other articles and won't be recommended, and will just flop. It's extremely rare for someone like Tao Rui to suddenly publish an article without pre-release collections, and it's even rarer for an article to have thousands of collections from zero on the first day of publication.

Ke Bailing was extremely happy to see his data was so good that she even recommended Tao Rui's new book when she updated it later. She was already on the gold list and had a lot of traffic, so this recommendation increased Tao Rui's collection again.

Collection is very important, and it is related to the fate of an article. But Tao Rui does not have to worry about this book at all. With such a strong momentum, at least he does not have to worry about the recommendation position and listing.

Some of the great gods even teased him.

[He Zong is great, every book he opens is a hit. Is this a good year for me?]

[He Zong has changed his name to Mr. Wisdom. Sir, can you tell me what book you've been reading lately? I'm looking for a breakthrough.]

Tao Rui saw it and replied: [It's the experiences I summarized in my live broadcasts, as well as my analysis of classic movies. If you want, I'll upload it to the group file so we can all watch it together.]

[Yes! Sir, please send it quickly!]

[It's really not easy for you to come to this point. Tell me, was it your girlfriend who led you there? I think her book is a big hit. A newbie's first book made it to the gold list.]

Tao Rui found it easy for everyone to think this way, because his changes were mostly after he started dating. This was also good, there must be a reason for people to change, and meeting a girl he liked made things even more reasonable.

He simply accepted it. [It really has something to do with my girlfriend. My girlfriend is incredibly talented. I read her texts and wanted to help analyze them, but as I read, I discovered my own shortcomings. That's how I got the hang of it. It was just a lucky coincidence.]

I decided to read the lark story.

[Hey, Lark made it to the gold list in her first book, she's pretty strong, and she's Mr.'s girlfriend, so let's bring her in.]

[Yes, that's fine. Let's exchange writing skills.]

Tao Rui discussed it with Ke Bailing and asked the group owner, and only after getting their consent did he add Ke Bailing to the group.

Ke Bailing was immediately welcomed by everyone. Everyone called her Bailing, and jokingly called Tao Rui "Sir". They thought it was quite funny and laughed for a long time.

In fact, it is very good to let Ke Bailing communicate with them. Ke Bailing's advantage is that he has a lot of imagination and flexible thinking, while the masters' advantage is rich experience. They complement each other and can exchange experiences and make progress together.

After Tao Rui uploaded his collated experience and film analysis, nearly everyone in the group downloaded it. Even the most experienced players would love to see this kind of comeback experience.

Tao Rui was not in vain. Although his counterattack was due to his own strength being much higher than the original owner, when he was learning to write scripts in his previous life, he had seriously studied the various experiences of screenwriters and analyzed the highlights of movies. His method was correct.

Besides, he carefully compiled these for Ke Bailing, and they are all very useful things. Even a great god can see some of what he needs, so they are still useful.

Sure enough, after a while someone came out to thank him, and the group soon started praising him in various ways.

Tao Rui suddenly had an idea and decided to reorganize the information, marking which useful information was extracted from which experience posts and which useful information was his own idea. He also marked the authors who originally shared their experiences, just like writing a paper.

He then posted these to the author forum and shared them with all Feiteng authors. He also added links to the useful information posted in the forum.

Originally, when he was live streaming, he was looking for experience posts everywhere to record useful information. Everyone saw it. Many people watched his live streaming and shared the experience in it, but the information obtained through live streaming was always incomplete.

This time Tao Rui shared it directly and also indicated whether it was someone else's experience or his own experience, which made everyone's favorability towards him soar.

Especially young authors do not need too advanced experience. They may not understand some of the information extracted by Tao Rui. They can follow the link to go to the original author to read the more simple experience posts, and learn by comparing with each other, which is more effective.

Many of the authors who originally shared their experiences also came to read the posts compiled by Tao Rui. After all, what he integrated is more useful to them. The experience shared by Tao Rui himself is also very useful, especially those movie analyses, which are really great!

Tao Rui's sharing of experience once again set off a wave of enthusiasm, and this wave of enthusiasm was all transformed into the popularity of his new book.

He got off to a great start with this new book!