Didn't go back to Zhenguo Martial Arts School.
Hu Yibao will spend the night in the lounge of the New World Building.
Early the next morning, after obtaining a [Cello Fragment Card], Hu Yibao immediately got up, called Jiang Gangmeng, and went downstairs to have breakfast.
Next, Hu Yibao devoted the entire day to editing "The Richest Man in Xihong City".
A little after nine in the evening.
After watching the finished film of "The Richest Man in Xihong City".
“Finally done!”
Jiang Gangmeng and Hu Yibao stretched comfortably.
"We'll continue tomorrow!"
Ten o'clock at night.
Hu Yibao picked up his phone, which he had hardly touched all day, browsed Weibo for a while, and then, for some unknown reason, opened his novel that had been unread for almost three months.
I was surprised that someone asked me to update more.
The remaining cium [disciples]: "Fuck, the author actually abandoned the work, ahhh! Even if no one reads it, you still have to keep going!"
Lost Youth [Disciple]: "It's really a headache. Another book has been abandoned. But with such poor results, it's not easy to stick with it for such a long time! However, it would be even better if you could write a grand ending."
Ye Duzui [Disciple]: "Author, please update quickly!"
…
Those who urge for updates are basically those who use their fan points to gain more content.
Those who are making a mess and showing off their fangs in the comment circle are almost all pirated readers with zero fan value.
"Fuck, it's a eunuch again. It's so badly written, and you still have the nerve to eunuch it."
"Damn, luckily I read a pirated copy and didn't spend a penny on your book. I knew you'd be such a jerk. What a piece of rubbish."
"It's so lame, I stopped reading halfway through. What a waste of my time."
…
Seeing these comments, Hu Yibao shook his head indifferently, his expression was quite calm, and there was not even the slightest ripple in his heart.
Although I haven't been writing for a long time, I have generally understood the internal rules of the online literature circle.
Almost all trolls won't spend a dime on reading books.
I watch pirated movies, so I am right.
It’s not that they don’t have the financial strength. After all, it’s only five cents for one thousand words and ten cents for two thousand words, and members get discounts.
It takes one to two hours of full dedication for the author to write two thousand words. After all the divisions, the author earns less than two cents per thousand words, or about three and a half cents per two thousand words.
Even in this situation, these trolls are still reluctant to spend money. They think, if I can read books for free for a month, I can use the money I save to buy a bottle of water. Isn't that great?
Of course, if they are unhappy with what they see, they will immediately move from the pirated website to the legitimate website and launch personal attacks on the author.
Nothing, alas, I just want to vent.
There are also some pirated readers who skip through the entire text.
Look a little here, a little there.
I felt that the logic was inconsistent, and I didn't even think about whether I had missed anything or whether it was because of the skipped order, and just started to criticize.
well!
I am not wrong!
The author is wrong!
Readers who are curious about this matter can find out by taking a look at the major comment sections.
In fact, if you are not happy with the book, you feel that the story is bad, the plot is awkward, and the writing is poor.
Just delete it from the bookshelf.
No author can write a book that all readers think is awesome, yet the Four Great Classics are still criticized every day. In this era where even the "Tao Te Ching" can be said to be nonsense, and trolls with the writing style of elementary school students are rampant.
There's really no need to be too picky.
Old rules.
After Hu Yibao permanently banned these trolls, he responded to his genuine fans, logged into the author's backend after a long absence, and used his dexterous hands to type out 20,000 words in an hour to give the novel an ending.
Look at [The End of the Book].
Hu Yibao breathed a sigh of relief.
"Let's talk about writing novels later!"
"Once I clear the system, I will write an autobiography using myself as a template."
“By then, there will probably be a lot of trolls again.”
"Hahaha!"
Lying on the bed, Hu Yibao quickly fell into a deep sleep.
The next few days.
Hu Yibao and Jiang Gangmeng devoted themselves to the post-production of "The Richest Man in Xihong City".
It took a total of one week to complete the post-production of "The Richest Man in Xihong City".
During this period, all of Hu Yibao's box office share from "Charlotte's Troubles" has arrived in New World's account.
And in Hu Yibao's super backpack, there was also a fake lucky coin and a [Cello Card].
May 2nd, 8pm.
The preview of "The Richest Man in Xihong City" at Yida Cinema in Shanghai ended successfully.
"Mr. Cheng, I'll leave everything up to you when the time comes!"
"Goodbye, Mr. Zhang!"
"Hahaha, Ms. Wang, I hope I can see you at the preview of my next movie."
"Mr. Wu, thank you Atlantic Cinemas for promoting 'The Richest Man in Xihong City' during this period."
"Leehom, no problem. We will definitely be able to work together again next time we have the chance."
…
Hu Yibao and Jiang Gangmeng stood at the door of the theater and personally saw everyone off.
At this moment, a voice sounded from behind Hu Yibao.
"Mr. Hu, Director Jiang, can we discuss something?"
Hu Yibao turned around and saw Chen Yu, the chairman of Chen Group, who was looking at him with a smile on his face.
"Mr. Chen, what's the matter?" Hu Yibao asked doubtfully.
Chen Yu looked at Hu Yibao and said with a smile, "Boss Hu, you really make me look at you with new eyes after just three days of absence."
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