Bao Lixin is no unknown figure in the industry.
After working at the Literature and Art Publishing House, Bao Lixin took the time to understand the situation of the publishing house, which authors could be promoted and which editors could be employed.
The small salamander cannot be used for the time being.
Everyone knows that Xiao Niu is Zou Weijun's confidant, promoted by Zou Weijun himself, and is the successor of Zou Weijun's personal will. Relying on Xiao Niu means that the publishing house is still in the style before Zou Weijun left!
Songfoxiang cannot be used either.
This person used to be the editor-in-chief of a magazine, and now works as a junior editor. He is a complete troublemaker!
I heard that when Zou Weijun first came to the publishing group, Song Foxiang pursued him... What a mess of people and things. Let's not talk about what the publishing group is like. In the literary and art publishing house, changes must be made according to Bao Lixin's ideas.
Seeing Song Foxiang being a nitpicker, Chief Editor Bao secretly cursed him for being tactless. No wonder he was demoted from chief editor of the magazine to an ordinary editor. If Bao Lixin had received such punishment, he would have been kicked out of the publishing group long ago. Song Foxiang is so shameless!
Bao Lixin showed no mercy to the nitpickers and troublemakers, and immediately refuted Song Foxiang loudly:
"Do I need your approval for anything I say? I've written a bestseller, after all. What achievements have you made in the industry? If you don't understand, don't pretend to know. The market recognition of 'Starry River With You' doesn't mean her transformation is that good. It's because the novel benefited from the popularity of the TV series of the same name. The TV series aired on four satellite TV stations, and most of the book buyers were viewers who had already seen the TV series! This wasn't the success of the novel 'Starry River With You'; it was the promotion of the TV series and the popularity of the stars!"
Song Foxiang was sprayed with spit in his face. From his perspective, he could see Bao Lixin's throat, which was scarlet red. If it opened any wider, it could bite off a person's head.
Song Foxiang couldn't help but look at Bao Lixin carefully, and confirmed that he had no grudges against this man before, and he became angry instantly.
"What do you mean by pretending to know when you don't? The editor-in-chief is giving his opinion, but I can't even express my own thoughts? You—"
Wen Ying interrupted Song Foxiang: "Editor Song, I'd like to hear more from Chief Editor Bao. You can wait a moment if you want to speak."
Wen Ying didn't like Song Foxiang very much either.
However, when putting Song Foxiang and Bao Lixin together, Wen Ying is obviously more familiar with Song Foxiang.
With Song Foxiang's temper, it is normal for him to scold the editor-in-chief, and it is not surprising even for him to beat the editor-in-chief.
Wen Ying was willing to rescue this guy because Song Foxiang was a good father and Uncle Song Shao... Of course, Song Foxiang's views were indeed in line with Wen Ying's thoughts. She kept challenging new themes because she didn't want to be a "literary migrant worker."
After discovering that the new editor-in-chief had completely different ideas from her own, Wen Ying's smile disappeared.
This is Wen Ying expressing her displeasure.
It's hard to say whether Song Foxiang didn't notice it. Wen Ying had previously taught Song Foxiang how to write a best-selling book. Song Foxiang remembered this, so he kept his mouth shut and didn't continue to argue with Bao Lixin.
Poor Old Song had never suffered such injustice before. His neck turned red because he couldn't speak freely.
I don’t know if Bao Lixin noticed Wen Ying’s mood change. Maybe he did, but Bao Lixin didn’t care.
He is the editor-in-chief and Wen Ying is the author.
If Bao Lixin, the editor-in-chief, doesn't take advantage of this opportunity to win over Wen Ying, he won't be able to carry out his work well at the Literature and Art Publishing House!
"Let me continue what I said earlier. 'Xinghe You' has already strayed off the track, and 'Xun Yong' has strayed even further. This story is too complex and I don't think you can write it well. But you've already signed a contract with the publishing house, so I will still help you publish this book. My current suggestion is to postpone the publication of 'Xun Yong' and make major revisions yourself first. Once you've regained the momentum you had writing 'Teen Idol', then proceed to the next step."
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