The first print run of "Teenage Idol" was 100,000 copies, which were distributed to bookstores across the country. However, each bookstore did not get much. Local bookstores in Sichuan Province had the most copies, while those in Shanghai had much less.
Xie Qian waited until he was no longer busy in the evening before he started watching "Teenage Idol".
The book has 300,000 words, and Xie Qian read it again from the beginning.
After reading Xie Qian's works, I have only one feeling: Hamster is really destined to make a living by writing.
Unlike being urged by him to do papers and practice exercises, this is the "career" that Wen Ying truly loves, so she poured all her passion into the book.
After closing the book, Xie Qian still remembered those vivid characters very clearly - this was not only because Xie Qian had an extremely strong memory, but even a person with an average memory would not forget them in a short time after reading them.
It is well-written and truthful. This is Xie Qian's heartfelt evaluation.
Of course, Wen Ying's first novel is not as good as those of real masters in terms of writing skills and plot setting, and the intention is not profound enough, but considering her age, she can write such a work, and everyone has to admit her talent.
Maybe Wen Ying will never be able to reach the top of Mount Everest in terms of studying, but compared with her peers in writing, Wen Ying has already stood at the top of the mountain.
The plot of the latter part of this book is not broken at all, and it even gives people a sense of exhilaration when reading it. The last 120,000 words are written continuously, and the details and logic are more meticulous than the first half.
——The first print run of 100,000 copies should be reprinted soon.
Xie Qian stroked the cover and sent a message to Wen Ying: "Your book will be a big seller."
"ha?!"
Wen Ying wanted him to explain it more clearly, but Xie Qian refused to continue praising him.
Xie Qian was not the first person to say this to Wen Ying. After the bookstore closed tonight, Wen Ying and Wang Shuang and others met at the agreed place. Wang Shuang, Tang Yifeng, and even the more introverted Geng Xiao all said this.
"My dad asked you to get some signed copies so he can give them to others to look good."
After Wang Shuang conveyed his father's instructions, he was also excited. "I think the bookstores in Rongcheng alone probably sold over 3,000 copies on the first day. Besides Rongcheng, your book must have sold over 10,000 copies in other places in Sichuan Province and other cities across the country on the first day!"
The first print run was 100,000 copies, and 10,000 copies were sold a day, so they were sold out in ten days.
Wen Ying felt that Wang Shuang was exaggerating.
There are rarely exact statistics on how many copies a novel can sell on the first day. Even the statistical cycles for foreign books are short and generally not accurate to single-day sales. Most of them are based on weekly sales charts.
However, Wang Shuang's statement about selling 3,000 copies a day really touched Wen Ying's memory.
She actually remembers such a book.
It was also in 2005, either in October or November, that the simplified Chinese version of Harry Potter 6 was released nationwide. In Jinling alone, more than 3,000 copies were sold on the first day. A large number of Harry Potter fans gathered in front of major bookstores in Ningcheng just to get Harry Potter 6 as soon as possible. This enthusiasm was similar to when Apple released a new phone later!
This was a statistic that had appeared in the news in her previous life. She didn't know where it was stored in Wen Ying's memory, but when Wang Shuang mentioned it, Wen Ying remembered it.
How big is Jinling? It is more prosperous than Chengdu. And that is the first-day sales data of "Harry Potter 6". How many books in China can compare with a global super IP like "Harry Potter"?
"You think I'm JK Rowling?"
Before Wang Shuang could say anything, Geng Xiao laughed. "Not now, but maybe in the future. Ms. Rowling didn't publish a novel in high school. You wrote many years before her."
Can we compare it this way?
You are not Geng Xiao, but Geng A Q!
Wen Ying was amused by her friends.
"Then I'll borrow your good wishes. If the statistics come out tomorrow and Rongcheng sells 3,000 copies on the first day, I'll treat everyone to a feast!"
This big meal must be eaten. Wang Shuang felt that his legs were thin from running so much today. If Wen Ying's book can sell 3,000 copies on the first day in Chengdu, Wen Ying will undoubtedly become rich by writing books and can definitely afford a big meal.
Qin Jiao and Tang Yifeng both nodded, they should eat this meal!
Qin Jiao was happy for Wen Ying, and she didn't forget to tease Wang Shuang: "What did you say last year? Didn't you always suspect that Wen Ying was taking advantage of me?"
At that time, Wen Ying had just arrived in Chengdu. When she was shopping with Qin Jiao, Wang Shuang looked at Wen Ying as if she was looking at a thief.
Qin Jiao bought a set of clothes for Wen Ying, and Wang Shuang felt that Wen Ying was taking advantage of Qin Jiao.
Yes, Wen Ying’s family is not rich enough, but Wen Ying herself is very capable!
The young people present here, even Qin Jiao who was admitted to the Guanghua School of Management of Peking University, would not be able to earn the wealth that Wen Ying is about to have on their own without the help of their family - Li Mengjiao, whose endorsement fee is 2.8 million, is not included. Li Mengjiao is a special existence who is chased and fed by God. Making money in the entertainment industry is in waves. When popularity is high, the price is high, and when it is out of fashion, it will disappear, unlike writers who have continuous royalties income.
Wen Ying will make a lot of money, and that money is earned by her word by word. Spending the money she earns should be a happy and satisfying feeling!
Wang Shuang ignored Qin Jiao's joke and insisted that he had noticed Wen Ying's "extraordinariness" the first time they met.
They laughed and joked for a while before going home.
Wen Ying didn't know that her uncle Deng Shangwei contributed 100 copies to her first-day sales in one go.
When she got home, she found a copy of "Teen Idol" on the table. She thought her vest had fallen off and was shocked.
It turned out that the book was bought by Lao Wen.
"This book is not bad, you can take a look."
Lao Wen didn't know that the author was standing in front of him, and he just started to express his thoughts after reading the book.
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