I write novels in Liyue

Beidou said with some surprise.

"If Captain Beidou is interested, I can give you a copy."

Gan Yu said with a smile.

"No need, no need. I've already made plans to provide a copy to everyone on my ship so they can improve their cultural literacy."

Beidou waved his hand and said.

The Death Star was fast, and after a few pleasantries, it approached the port.

As dusk fell, lights began to twinkle in Liyue Harbor, and wisps of smoke rose from chimneys.

The sailors on board were very agile and quickly came to a stop and dropped anchor.

The group bid each other farewell.

Gan Yu and Bei Dou went to Yuehai Pavilion, while Feng Yuan Wan Ye and Xin Yan Ren were busy unloading the goods.

After returning Uncle Tian's boat, Xiangling saw that it was lunchtime, so she hurriedly said goodbye to Hu Tao and Fang Qiu, saying that she could still go back to help with the cooking.

"Xiangling really enjoys cooking."

Walking through the streets of Liyue Harbor as the lights gradually came on, Fang Qiu sighed.

"Xiangling is determined to become the number one chef in Teyvat."

Hu Tao smiled and said.

"And what about you, Walnut?"

Fang Qiu countered with a question.

"Me? I want to carry forward and promote the Wangsheng Hall."

Hu Tao said without hesitation.

"I knew it would be like this."

"Fang Qiu, you should become a great literary figure, right?"

"Yes, that's right."

Fang Qiu nodded.

Putting aside the fact that her Vision of Gods power is linked to the novel, she still needs to write a book if she wants to live a good life in Liyue.

"Oh right, so you know Miss Gan Yu? No wonder she came specifically to buy your book."

"Hu Tao said."

We met once.

Fang Qiu smiled faintly and told Hu Tao the whole story of how she met Gan Yu.

However, Fang Qiu naturally omitted the part about accidentally burying himself in Gan Yu's chest after falling down.

"So that's how it is."

After listening, Hu Tao nodded in understanding.

After strolling around the streets with Hu Tao, Fang Qiu said goodbye to Hu Tao and went back to her room.

Once back in her room, the girl took off her shoes and outer clothes, revealing a large expanse of snow-white and alluring skin.

After washing up, she collapsed onto the bed.

so tired.

I'll go to the public bathhouse tomorrow.

Fang Qiu stared wearily at the ceiling, sighing inwardly.

It turns out that what was said in my past life was true.

Don't stay home all day playing games. When you have free time, you should go out to exercise, drink tea, read books, or go fishing. Then you'll find that staying at home is still more comfortable.

It wasn't that Hu Tao and the others weren't having fun going out together; quite the opposite, they were having a great time. On the Beidou boat, they even saw the tiger-striped fish that Xiang Ling had caught.

However, these activities were simply too much for my frail body to handle...

I was so tired that I started feeling sleepy again even though I had just woken up...

Speaking of which, Sister Bai should have finished reading the new book by now, right?

I'm not sure if there's anything that needs to be changed.

Although she wrote online novels in her previous life, she still has some understanding of the operation of physical books.

I am frequently asked to make changes by editors.

The editorial department in Liyue must be like this too...

Lost in thought, Fang Qiu lay down on the bed and fell into a deep sleep.

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Chapter 40: Do you have someone you like?

The next day, in the morning.

Liyue Harbor, which had been silent for a whole night, has returned to its bustling state, with sunlight pouring down on the earth.

The sounds of vendors hawking their wares rose and fell in the streets.

Liyue Publishing House, Editorial Office.

Bai Qing was sitting at her desk, organizing documents.

Her eyes were slightly red, and her delicate face showed a hint of fatigue.

Clearly, I didn't sleep well last night.

Looking at Bai Qing's appearance, the seniors around her didn't know whether to envy or pity her.

Bai Qing has two well-known authors under his command.

One is Xingqiu.

Although it received a lukewarm reception in Liyue, it became a massive hit in Inazuma, and it's said that the book has already secured its position as the top book in the Inazuma literary world.

But for editors, reviewing his book is pure torture.

Although the book was already a huge hit in Inazuma and was mainly published there, she didn't need to change the setting or correct the plot. However, to ensure the quality of the publication, she still had to check for typos, grammatical errors, or redundancies...

After all, it's an authentic book.

This inevitably means I'll have to read it once...

The problem is that Xingqiu's book is not only extremely obscure in content, but also in writing.

It was pure torture.

As for Fang Qiu...

Fang Qiu's books differ from mainstream novels in Liyue; both the content and writing style of her novels cater more to young people.

Although the protagonist is male, the novel is particularly popular with women.

Especially after Keqing and Gan Yu, the secretary of the Seven Stars of Liyue, bought Fang Qiu's book, a craze for romance novels swept through the younger generation.

According to their market research, many girls who bought the book also had their male friends buy a copy.

With its unique writing style and niche love themes, it has emerged as a dark horse.

Moreover, in recent days, they have received many books similar to those of Fang Qiu.

However, due to insufficient writing skills and storytelling ability, coupled with a writing style that is very different from Fang Qiu's, the reading experience cannot be compared with Fang Qiu's "Your Lie in April".

Many stories even involve forced deaths for the sake of torture.

For example, the male and female protagonists finally confess their feelings, and the male protagonist runs towards the female protagonist on the official road, only to be hit and killed by a speeding carriage...

And what else? In the finale, the male protagonist finally defeats the villain, but the female protagonist is about to fall off a cliff. In order to save her, the male protagonist rushes up and grabs her hand, and then they both fall off the cliff to their deaths.

And then there's the worst kind of imitation.

After going through countless hardships to be together, on their wedding day, the male protagonist suddenly vomited blood and collapsed. He was taken to a shrine for examination and found to be terminally ill, beyond the reach of even the gods. And so, they were inexplicably separated by death.

When they saw these storylines, they could feel their brains screaming in despair.

As a result, many manuscripts were rejected.

Of course, there are also some novels that simply imitate Fang Qiu's style and have perfect endings.

Perhaps the audience for this type of novel is composed of victims of Fang Qiushu, who desperately need a book to heal their inner wounds, so the sales are quite good, with the best book barely reaching one-tenth of Fang Qiushu's sales.

It's not that the author is bad, but Fang Qiu's "Your Lie in April" has sold such amazingly well.

For most books, the first month is the peak sales month, after which sales gradually decline.

But Fang Qiu's book is different; perhaps it has the titles of Keqing, one of the Seven Stars of Liyue, and Gan Yu's secretary.

Despite the passage of time, Fang Qiu's book sales have not only not decreased, but have actually increased.

However, although Fang Qiu's novels are excellent in content and have amazing sales, their shortcomings are also obvious.

First, like Xingqiu, his handwriting is very poor. His first book is similar to Xingqiu's, but his handwriting in the second book is much better than Xingqiu's.

Second, the content is too cruel.

Leaving aside their first book, "Your Lie in April," after reading it, they all went to a bar to drink and drown their sorrows.

Judging from Bai Qing's condition today, it's obvious that she cried again last night before going to sleep.

Her eyes were red and swollen.

Thankfully, they didn't see it.

"Ah Qing, are you done with work? How about we go for afternoon tea later?"

"I'm Li Ling, the 25-year-old eldest sister in the editorial department," Li Ling asked.

"I'm sorry, senior, I have to rush to sign the contract with Fang Qiu, so we can't go together."