There is punishment but no reward. Editor Wan would never agree to such a loss-making deal before, but now under the supervision of his leader, he has to bite the bullet and nod his head.
After leaving the leader's office, Editor Wan was still in a daze.
What drove him to agree to his leader's unreasonable request?
It is the majesty of leadership.
I still really want to repair my relationship with Xiao Zou.
Or maybe it’s the friendship with Lao Song.
——But Xiao Zou may not appreciate it!
——My friendship with Lao Song is not so sincere and deep!
So, I am the one who is stupid, right?
"Teen Idol" wasn't even a book he signed, so selling two million copies wasn't considered his achievement.
Editor Wan raised his hand and slapped himself: "You idiot!"
He swore on the only remaining hair on his head that he would only do this once, being an unknown hero who does good deeds without leaving a name!
Editor Wan rolled up his sleeves with indescribable excitement and prepared to get to work.
Song Foxiang said that his connections are at the disposal of all editors.
Song Foxiang decided to first take a look at "Teenage Idol" which Zou Weijun was about to publish, and then carefully write a few book reviews for "Teenage Idol" that might easily provoke controversy.
Of course, he couldn't get the manuscript from Zou Weijun, so he could only read the issues of "Aige" from January to July 2005.
Song Chan was a little surprised to find her father reading a youth literature magazine:
“Is the magazine you work for going through a transformation?”
Chengdu Publishing Group has more than one magazine, but it does not have a youth literature magazine. Or perhaps the group has had this idea but has never gotten around to it. The youth literature market is very competitive right now.
Originally, Song Chan had the opportunity to be promoted.
I don’t know if it’s because the book’s quality is poor or she is just unlucky, but she just didn’t get it.
Song Foxiang was interrupted while reading by his daughter's voice, and he was still a little confused when he looked up.
"What type?"
Song Chan pointed to the several copies of Aige magazine in his hand.
"Oh, you're talking about this."
Song Foxiang briefly explained the situation, "Xiao Zou's vision is indeed good. 'Teenage Idol' is a work that is different from other youth literature works on the market and has its own unique charm."
——You haven’t stopped being a fan of Aunt Zou yet, so whatever Aunt Zou does is right, right?
Song Chan was extremely speechless.
But when it comes to "Teen Idol", she knows this book.
Song Chan generally doesn't read youth literature magazines, as she thinks these magazines are of low quality and the novels published in them lack substance.
"Teenage Idol" was recommended to her by one of Song Chan's fans.
This is a piece of work of such standard that it would seem a bit out of place to be published in a magazine like Egger.
But good works can shine everywhere. The reputation of "Teenage Idol" gradually increased on "Aige" and finally reached the stage of publishing a single volume.
However, Song Chan had just finished her exams and had not had time to read the July issue of "Aige", so naturally she did not know about the magazine's "termination of contract statement".
"It turns out that Aunt Zou signed Teen Idol."
Zou Weijun does have a good eye.
Song Chan felt a little regretful.
If she had known that the publishing department had a master like Zou Weijun, she should not have asked Uncle Wan for help when reprinting her novel. If Zou Weijun had planned it, wouldn't the sales have been better?
——At least it won’t conflict with “Hush, Little Secret”.
"Dad, what are you and Uncle Wan planning to do?"
Song Foxiang hesitated, "I originally wanted to criticize this book to get more attention, but now—"
Now I realize that this book is really well written, and I’m a little hesitant to start.
Song Foxiang didn't hesitate for too long.
If someone criticizes someone, there needs to be someone to praise him, otherwise how can there be an argument?
Let's put it this way, he will leave the part of criticizing "Teenage Idol" to Lao Wan. He and Lao Wan are close friends, and they can discuss the division of labor. Lao Wan can criticize it as much as he wants, and he can praise it as much as he wants, and they can still cooperate well.
Song Chan: "...I'm afraid Uncle Wan has a different opinion."
Song Foxiang waved his hand and said, "Don't worry too much about the details. As long as the result is right, that's all that matters."
This seems to be right at first, but when you think about it carefully, there seems to be something wrong.
…
Wen Ying was completely oblivious to the outside world's clamor, and had no idea that there were 50-cent party members with their own food ready to charge into battle for her and bang their heads against the wall for her.
While waiting for the results, she locked herself at home and concentrated on writing. She wrote 60,000 to 70,000 words in three days. Inspiration was like a well-drilled oil well, gushing out precious crude oil.
Wen Ying's "seriousness" obviously caused Chen Ru to misunderstand.
Chen Ru tried to hold it back, but couldn't help herself: "She didn't do well in the exam and is too embarrassed to face us?"
Wen Dongrong didn't think that was the case.
After the exam that day, Wen Ying said that it would not be a problem to get into the top 300 in the grade.
"How about you go with her on the day you pick up your summer vacation notice?"
"I'm not going!"
Chen Ru refused to admit that she had started to care about Wen Ying's grades again.
"Okay, I'll go with you."
Wen Dongrong had made all the arrangements for himself, but he didn't expect Wen Ying to disagree.
You are not a primary school student anymore. Do you need your parents to accompany you to get the summer vacation notice?
"If you suspect I'm cheating on my grades, you can always ask Teacher Lin for confirmation. Teacher Lin wouldn't help me cheat, would he?"
Now that these words have been spoken, even Wen Dongrong can’t go to school with him.
Before Wen Ying went out, she sent a text message to Xie Qian, saying that she was a little worried about her grades.
"Come to school first and we'll talk."
Knowing that Wen Ying was concentrating on writing, Xie Qian never mentioned the termination of the contract with "Aige". However, Wen Ying's termination could no longer be concealed. Xie Qian could not buy all the July issues of "Aige" on the market without letting Wen Ying see them - "Aige" would not pay Wen Ying for her articles in the future, so why should he increase its sales?
Wen Ying should know this too.
This kind of thing will have to be faced sooner or later.
When Wen Ying arrived at school, she found Li Mengjiao waiting for her outside the classroom with a magazine in her hand.
"Didn't you go to Hunan Province? I thought it would be your mother who came to pick up your report card."
"I'm worried about you!"
Li Mengjiao clenched her fists. "You must not have read the July issue of Aige. Xie Qian didn't let me tell you."
Li Mengjiao felt aggrieved.
I didn't want to listen to Xie Qian, but I was afraid that Xie Qian would hand out papers at every turn.
Only Wen Ying can understand the pain of a poor student.
Wen Ying took the magazine from Li Mengjiao and quickly read the termination statement of "Aige".
My first reaction was: Han Qin is going to cause trouble!
The second reaction was: Just do it, who's afraid of who? These people came to her on their own initiative, and she didn't take advantage of her two lifetimes to bully others.
Haha, does the magazine still reserve the right to pursue legal action against her?
Should she cooperate with the other party and act trembling... Wen Ying couldn't help but laugh out loud because of her inner joy, which scared Li Mengjiao.
Is Wen Ying so angry that she is confused?
Xie Qian walked out of the classroom and saw Wen Ying's undisguised smile on her face.
"You already know that my mother has hired a lawyer to sue the other party?"
The smile on Wen Ying's face froze: "What?!"
"My mother hired a lawyer and is suing Egg for defamation."
——Is this love?
——Auntie Zou, your love is too fast, why don’t you wait for me?!
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