Entertainment: A song that brought his deceased wife back to life.

Editorial Department of Penguin Chinese Website.

Old Bai held a thermos filled with goji berries, staring at the computer screen and sighing.

During the morning meeting, the editor-in-chief slammed his fist on the table and cursed for half an hour.

We've been given a strict order: this month we must unearth a work with an innovative traditional core.

If we can't find it, the entire editorial department's bonuses for this month will be gone.

Old Bai rubbed his receding hairline on his forehead.

Open the new book review list in the background.

They're all either domineering CEOs with domineering wives, or they're reborn and get their faces slapped.

The traditional kernel didn't even have a ghost in sight.

Just then, a notification popped up that a new book had been added to the library.

Pen name: Bright Moon and Gentle Breeze.

Lao Bai almost spat his tea all over the screen.

He knew that pen name all too well.

This guy recently published a book called "Nine Domineering Sisters Fell in Love with Me," which poisoned Lao Bai so much that he couldn't eat for three days.

I clicked on the book title and took a look.

My Fairy Sister.

Old Bai immediately covered his face.

Sin ah.

How did this guy manage to run wildly down the road without turning?

Old Bai resisted the urge to smash the keyboard and opened the first three chapters.

The plot is as terrible as ever.

The story begins with a fairy sister descending to earth, forcibly throwing herself at the male lead, and bringing him back to her cave to begin indescribable suggestive advances.

Extremely intellectually degraded.

Old Bai pinched his nose and clicked "approved".

Can't help it anymore.

He opened the QQ account and found the grayed-out profile picture.

"Mingyue Qingfeng, why are you still writing about this topic?"

I sent it, and as expected, there was no reply.

Old Bai leaned back in his swivel chair and sighed.

I casually clicked on the book that Mingyue Qingfeng had already cut off, "Nine Domineering Older Sisters Fell in Love with Me".

Although the book was criticized harshly by readers.

But Lao Bai is a seasoned veteran who has been reading online novels for ten years.

He carefully examined the book of poisonous herbs, and the more he looked, the more he felt something was wrong.

Let's set aside the ridiculous plots and sensationalist gimmicks.

The emotional scenes in this book are written with extreme delicacy.

There's a scene where the fifth sister shields the male lead from a knife in the rain.

That kind of sister's unconditional protection of her brother.

That kind of extreme bond where they depend on each other for survival.

It's not something that can be written by making things up.

This author is definitely someone with a story.

The emotions conveyed in the text were so intense that they practically overflowed the screen.

Old Bai slapped his thigh.

What excellent writing!

What a wonderful emotional build-up!

It was all ruined by industrial saccharin.

What's wrong with this author's brain? Why waste such a brilliant writing skill on such trashy subject matter?

It's such a waste.

Old Bai shook his head repeatedly, secretly regretting it.

If this person could write such emotions into a serious traditional subject, he would definitely become a legendary author.

Pity.

In the basement.

Xu Qing threw the snakeskin bag into the corner.

I walked to the computer desk and sat down.

I shook the mouse, and the screen lit up.

The Penguin logo was flashing wildly in the bottom right corner.

Xu Qing clicked on it and took a look.

The message came from the editor, Lao Bai.

"Mingyue Qingfeng, why are you still writing about this topic?"

Xu Qing sneered.

I closed the dialog box directly.

This generation of editors, like the readers, has absolutely no idea what it means for something to be considered both vulgar and refined.

He casually refreshed the author's backend.

I'm getting ready to see if those fairy sisters can bring me a first-day subscription that breaks zero.

The page flashed.

A red internal message popped up.

"Dear author, your work 'My Fairy Sister' has been reported by numerous readers for its extremely idiotic plot and distorted values."

"It has now been removed from shelves."

Please create content in a standardized manner and comply with the platform's rules.

Xu Qing stared at these few lines of text.

I was stunned for a full ten seconds.

It's been taken off the shelves?

They won't even give me a chance to fail?

Xu Qing picked up the half-empty bottle of mineral water she had just retrieved from the roadside and slammed it heavily into the trash can.

The basement was so quiet that the only sound was the hum of the computer case fan.

The system's monotonous, mechanical voice rang out in my mind precisely on time.

【Ding. 】

[Congratulations, host, for breaking the platform's record for the fastest book ban.]

I told you this book would die a horrible death.

Readers today are smarter.

They won't eat this moldy, freeloading rice.

Xu Qing slammed the broken water vat onto the table.

"This is because the platform has too low a tolerance for error."

"My work is too artistic; they need time to process it."

The system completely ignored his nonsense.

The semi-transparent light screen popped up again.

The familiar gold-plated lettering was shoved directly onto Xu Qing's retina.

[The Legend of the Condor Heroes]

【The Return of the Condor Heroes】

[The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber]

Please cease your futile resistance.

Any one of these three books could easily crush the current martial arts fiction market.

Xu Qing rolled her eyes.

"I've already said I won't write martial arts novels."

"What's the point of a group of people fighting and killing each other?"

"I want to write about my older sister."

"I want to write about the best older sister in the world."

Xu Qing stared blankly at the new book creation page on the computer screen.

The system panel was flashing wildly, and the red warning characters were practically touching his forehead.

Xu Qing took a sip of water, her tone very impatient.

"I've already said I don't write martial arts novels. What's the point of watching a bunch of burly men fighting each other?"

"What readers need is the ultimate cultivation and self-funding."

"You're recommending these lousy books because you don't understand the core selling points of online novels."

The system was probably so angry that it went mad and emitted a series of electrical noises.

The system panel suddenly changed its wording, displaying several lines of bold gold text.

"The protagonist of the novel 'The Return of the Condor Heroes' recommended by this system is named Yang Guo, and the female protagonist is named Xiaolongnu."

"The female lead is the male lead's mentor, nominally an elder, but actually his aunt."

"She is otherworldly, living only for the male lead, and is even willing to give up her life for him."

"Isn't this the ultimate fairy-like older sister you've always dreamed of, the kind you've nurtured into adulthood?"

Xu Qing's fingers froze in mid-air as she typed on the keyboard.

This setting directly struck a chord with him... well... his heart.

It's even a million times more exciting than any domineering female CEO or fairy descended from heaven.

This is the most perfect form of partner in the world.

He immediately typed the four characters "The Return of the Condor Heroes" on the keyboard.

The introduction is very simple: Meeting Yang Guo once will ruin your life, and Auntie will take you flying.

The backend of Tencent Chinese website.

Editor Lao Bai is reviewing today's list of new books added to the library.

He saw that the pen name "Bright Moon and Gentle Breeze" had come back to life.

Old Bai picked up his thermos and took a sip of tea, almost spitting it all out onto his keyboard.

The book is actually called "The Return of the Condor Heroes".

It's categorized under the Wuxia (martial arts) section.

Old Bai shook his head repeatedly and sent a message directly in the editor group.

"The Poisonous Weed Emperor has started a new book, and this time he's wreaking havoc in the martial arts section."

A bunch of editors immediately popped up in the group to watch the show.

Everyone is discussing what other earth-shattering, toxic dregs this brain-dead author can come up with.

In less than half an hour, the first three chapters of the book were approved and published on the website.

Because of Xu Qing's reputation for being a "poisonous weed" author built up over the previous few dozen books, many bored readers had already set their sights on him.

When The Return of the Condor Heroes was first released, the comment section was immediately flooded with sarcastic messages.

"Hey, isn't this our brain-dead sister, Master Wen?"

"Did the fairy sister run out of ideas and switch to writing about sculptures?"

"I bet there are nine female eagles in this book who are throwing themselves at the male protagonist."

Some even went so far as to start betting threads on forums.

The post title was extremely arrogant: I bet 100,000 book coins that Mingyue Qingfeng's novel "The Return of the Condor Heroes" will be abandoned within 30,000 words, or I'll eat my keyboard live on stream.

The comments were numerous, and they were all pessimistic.

Xu Qing completely ignored the ridicule from the outside world.

He is now completely immersed in the texts fed to him by the system.

The novel's main plot was exactly to his liking.

Yang Guo, the orphan of Yang Kang, suffered hardship and scorn from a young age.

Until he met the aloof and ethereal Little Dragon Girl in the ancient tomb.

The two rely on each other for survival in a dark ancient tomb, defying worldly prejudices and creating an extraordinary love story.

This overwhelming sense of redemption made Xu Qing type faster and faster.

The sound of keyboard typing echoed throughout the basement.

The plot of the first volume begins after the Mount Hua Sword Tournament.

Guo Jing and Huang Rong were married under the auspices of Huang Yaoshi, officially becoming husband and wife.

The two then retired to the scenic Peach Blossom Island, where they had their eldest daughter, Guo Fu.

Huang Yaoshi was eccentric and extremely disliked crowds.

The island was filled with the cries of babies and mundane daily life, which greatly annoyed him.

So he simply left a letter, drifted away from the island, and went elsewhere to find a quiet place to live in seclusion.

Not only did Huang Yaoshi leave, but Hong Qigong also disappeared without a trace.

An uninvited guest arrived on Peach Blossom Island.

Ke Zhen'e, the leader of the Seven Heroes of Jiangnan, is known as the Flying Bat.

This old man had nothing better to do than gamble recklessly, and ended up accumulating a mountain of gambling debts.

To avoid trouble, he had no choice but to shamelessly hide on Peach Blossom Island.

His only task every day was to be young Guo Fu's full-time playmate and free bodyguard.

Xu Qing updated five full chapters, pushing the word count to 20,000.

Editor Lao Bai sat in front of his computer, initially opening the latest chapter with the intention of watching a joke unfold.

Once you start looking, you can't take your eyes off it.

The writing is skillful, the pacing is steady, and the characters come to life on the page.

This is something that author who writes about domineering female CEOs who are desperate to please their partners could never write!

Time flies, and Guo Fu has grown to be nine years old.

This girl inherited Huang Rong's beauty and Guo Jing's dullness, and her personality was extremely arrogant.

There is still no news about Huang Yaoshi and Hong Qigong.

Huang Rong was really worried about her father, so she took her husband and daughter with her to go out of the island to search for him.

After a long and winding journey, the family finally arrived in Jiaxing City.

They inquired about Huang Yaoshi's whereabouts throughout the city.

Bored, Ke Zhen'e took Guo Fu to play in the woods outside the city.

An old man and a young boy were wandering around aimlessly when they happened to run into Wu Santong's son, Wu Xiuwen.

Wu Xiuwen brought some extremely surprising news.

Li Mochou, the Red Serpent Fairy, has returned to the martial arts world, vowing to slaughter the entire Lu family for the sake of past grudges.

At that moment, the Wu couple happened to be guests at the Lu Family Manor.

Old Bai stared intently at the screen, scrolling the mouse wheel rapidly downwards.

Xu Qing wrote this past event in a very moving way.

Back then, Lu Zhanyuan, the owner of Lu Family Manor, and Li Mochou were a pair of lovers who were deeply in love.

Lu Zhanyuan, however, fell in love with He Yuanjun, Wu Santong's adopted daughter.

Li Mochou's love turned to hatred, and Wu Santong was extremely opposed to his adopted daughter's marriage.

The two of them decided to cause a scene at Lu Zhanyuan and He Yuanjun's wedding.

At the critical moment, a highly virtuous monk intervened and subdued the two who had gone mad.

The high monk set a rule, forcing Li Mochou to agree to seek revenge ten years later.

But life is unpredictable. Before they could even last ten years, Lu Zhanyuan and his wife both fell ill and passed away.

Only Lu Erye (Lu Liding) and his wife remain in the once vast Lu Family Village.

Li Mochou didn't care about the consequences affecting her family; all she wanted was to kill to vent her anger.

She left nine shocking bloody handprints on the white wall of Lujiazhuang.

He swore a poisonous oath to exterminate the entire Lu family, leaving no one alive.

Master Yideng had done Guo Jing and his wife an immense favor back then.

After hearing Wu Xiuwen's account, Ke Zhen'e immediately realized that Wu Santong was in trouble.

He disregarded Guo Fu's safety and hurriedly used his lightness skill to rush to Lu Family Village to rescue her.

Xu Qing's ending to this chapter is extremely tricky.

Old Bai turned to the next page, which displayed a message indicating that the story was not yet finished.

He was so anxious in his office that he kept slamming his fist on the table, wishing he could reach through the internet to urge the author to update the story.

Many readers who were initially mocking the author in the comments section have quietly shut up and instead started posting updates in the "urging for more chapters" thread.

In the basement, Xu Qing picked up the broken water jug, took a sip of water, and continued typing on the keyboard.

Inside Lujiazhuang, flames soared into the sky.

Li Mochou, dressed as a Taoist nun, is ruthless and merciless in her attacks.

In just a few moves, she severely injured the Lu couple.

With a flick of her whisk, she charged straight at Lu Wushuang, the Lu family girl, and her cousin Cheng Ying, who were hiding in the corner.

Just when the two little girls were on the verge of death.

Wu Santong, who had been mentally unstable for many years, suddenly regained his senses.

He roared and rushed into the hall, desperately blocking Li Mochou's killing move.

Wu Santong used his left hand to hold Lu Wushuang and Cheng Ying, and his right hand to scoop up his son.

Despite taking a blow from Li Mochou, he managed to pull the children out of Lu Family Village from a pile of corpses.

Li Mochou pursued the children relentlessly, but lost track of several of them.

She was naturally suspicious and feared that Guo Jing and his wife might also be lingering near Jiaxing City.

If she were to run into that couple, she would definitely be in deep trouble.

Li Mochou decided to go all the way and turned to Wu Sanniang.

He knocked Wu Sanniang to the ground in a few moves, and then set the entire Lu Family Village on fire.

The towering flames illuminated half the sky above Jiaxing City in a fiery red.

Old Bai was looking at the newly updated chapter on his computer when he was so excited that he stood up.

This book is amazing!

The plot tension and character portrayal are miles ahead of those simplistic martial arts novels currently airing on television.

He immediately opened the backend and gave "The Return of the Condor Heroes" the top recommendation spot.

The original poster who threatened to eat the keyboard has already secretly deleted the post.

The comments section was flooded with new readers who were impressed by the quality of the content.

"Was this really written by Mingyue Qingfeng?"

"The Poisonous Weed Emperor's account has probably been hacked!"

"Li Mochou is so cool! I love this kind of female demon!"

"Please, Guo Jing and Huang Rong, hurry up and appear! I'm so impatient!"

Xu Qing looked at the rapidly increasing collection data in the backend and a cold smile curled at the corner of his mouth.

He certainly knew the book would be a hit.

But what he cares about is not this data and money at all.

What he cares about is when Little Dragon Girl will make her appearance.

The woman who was willing to give everything for the male protagonist was his greatest motivation for creating the story.

The system spoke softly in my mind.

"The host has successfully attracted the first wave of high-quality readers."

"Please maintain your current creative state and do not add strange domineering female CEO settings later."