I write novels in Liyue

I heard about these sales figures.

Seventy thousand!

Although it's only a little over 70,000.

But its first-week sales were more than double those of "Eternal".

Its sales figures are more than six times those of "Your Lie in April".

If converted to Mora, 21 books, 70,000 books would amount to 1.4 million.

The proceeds would amount to at least five or six hundred thousand.

It actually earned more money in its first week than "Your Lie in April" did.

Buying a house in Liyue is just around the corner!

How about we buy a boat first?

I just don't know how many moras a boat costs, or whether a driver's license is required to operate it.

The weight of the Mora is reassuring.

So, despite having stayed up all night that day, she was so excited that she couldn't sleep.

Starting today, she is a millionaire!

No, she's a millionaire now!

"Well……"

Fang Qiu placed the blanket on the bouncy bomb, then got up, stretched, and opened the window, letting in a cool sea breeze.

The sun hadn't risen above the horizon yet; it seemed like it was still early, and the editor probably hadn't started work yet.

Not urgent.

So, Fang Qiu leisurely cooked a bowl of vegetarian noodles, ate it, rested for about half an hour, and then slowly set off with the manuscript.

When Fang Qiu strolled leisurely to the editorial office of Liyue Publishing, the editors were all extremely busy.

These editors were busier than when she last came to submit her manuscript for "Eternity".

This made Fang Qiu question the work system of Liyue's state-owned enterprises.

It's one thing for the secretary at Yujingtai to work overtime every day, but I never imagined that the editors at the publishing house would be so overworked...

The world is going to the dogs, people's hearts are no longer what they used to be, and morality has declined!

Bai Qing was sitting by the window in her office, intently reviewing the manuscript.

Before Fang Qiu could speak, many editors present noticed her, stopped what they were doing, and turned their attention to her.

Soon, the entire editorial department fell silent.

The commotion startled Bai Qing, who looked up and saw Fang Qiu carrying a thick stack of manuscripts walking towards her.

"Good morning, Sister Bai."

Fang Qiu smiled faintly and said.

Good morning.

Bai Qing stood up and said.

After speaking, Bai Qing turned her gaze to the thick stack of manuscripts in Fang Qiu's arms, a hint of doubt in her eyes, and asked, "Is this the manuscript for the second volume? Isn't it a bit too much?"

Could it be that Fang Qiu has started writing hydrological articles?

This is not good news.

Hydrology means a decline in quality...

She needs to have a serious talk with Fang Qiu.

"This is all the remaining content of 'The Legend of Sword and Fairy,' which I wrote all at once."

Fang Qiu smiled and said.

"Huh?"

Bai Qing was slightly taken aback, and tentatively asked, "All of them?"

"Yes, all of them."

Fang Qiu nodded.

Bai Qing was stunned for a while before she came to her senses. She took the manuscript and said, "I will read it as soon as possible. If there are any problems, I will come to see you before noon tomorrow. If I do not come to see you before noon tomorrow, then there is nothing in the instruction manual that you need to modify yourself."

"Okay, then I'll trouble you, Sister Bai."

Fang Qiu smiled and nodded, then said.

The serialization contract for "Chinese Paladin" had already been signed, so the remaining manuscripts did not need to be signed again.

……

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P.S.: I've adjusted my sleep schedule; I haven't slept for a whole day and night. I'll update more tomorrow.

Chapter Ninety-Four: Long-Sealed Memories

After chatting for a few minutes, seeing that Bai Qing was very busy, Fang Qiu said goodbye and left.

After Fang Qiu left, everyone present looked at Bai Qing.

"Ah Qing, did I hear that right? Fang Qiu has finished writing the entire sequel to 'The Legend of Sword and Fairy'?"

"Hiss... I gasped."

"You say you gasped in shock, is that even possible..."

"I remember the first volume of 'The Legend of Sword and Fairy' was just released in the last issue, right? It's only been a few days, and there's already such a thick stack of manuscripts..."

"Sigh, if only the authors I'm in charge of were this diligent... I wouldn't be going door-to-door every day to urge them to update. I'm exhausted, and I just collapse into bed as soon as I get home. Even my husband is complaining about it..."

"Me too, I'm almost out of books to release on release days lately, what am I going to do if this continues, I'm so worried..."

"Yeah, these authors are all incredibly lazy. Not only are their grades not as good as Fang Qiu's, but they're also not as diligent. All they do is complain about lacking inspiration, a miserable life, and a depressed mood. Then one afternoon I saw him arguing fiercely with an old man playing chess on the street, and he almost got beaten up by the old man with a stool. It was all because he was pointing and commenting on the old man's game, which annoyed the old man… Then I asked him to write a book, and he said he got into a fight with that old man, was traumatized, and couldn't write anymore… How can there be such people… Writing books is clearly for making money, but it's like he's working for me…"

"Yes, it's finished."

Faced with the complaints from her senior colleagues about her editors, Bai Qing couldn't help but laugh and cry. She nodded and said...

He then frowned, rubbed his forehead, sighed, and said, "Although it's finished, I don't know how good the quality is..."

Fang Qiu uses a quill pen, and the characters written with a quill pen are much smaller than those written with a regular brush. This thick stack of paper must contain tens of thousands of characters.

Can such a long piece be compressed into such a short time? Can the quality really be guaranteed?

It seems Fang Qiu is still too young and too impatient.

If Fang Qiu's remaining manuscripts are of poor quality, I need to have a serious talk with her and ask her to revise them.

Many exceptionally talented geniuses have lost their readers and become just ordinary people because they are anxious, impatient, and unable to calm down.

Few people inquired about his new book, so he eventually gave up writing.

I absolutely cannot let Fang Qiu repeat the mistakes of those people.

After exchanging a few words with the senior editors, Bai Qing returned to her desk. Instead of immediately reading Fang Qiu's original manuscript, she continued reading the manuscript she had already half-read.

After all, although I am eager to read Fang Qiu's book, I cannot favor one over the other. I must finish reading the book I have first before reading Fang Qiu's book.

As time went by.

It wasn't until an hour later that Bai Qing finally let out a long breath.

"Finally finished reading it, but there are still so many questions."

She stretched, sighed, and set the original manuscript aside, binding it in a file folder.

She was reading a novel manuscript by a new author, which had already been revised three times.

However, there are still many problems, and it does not meet the requirements for publication.

It needs to be revised again.

Let's talk to that new author properly later.

Let's deal with Fang Qiu's novel first.

With the release date approaching, it's natural to prioritize the novels that can be published.

"call."

She rubbed her eyes, picked up Fang Qiu's novel manuscript, took a deep breath, and began to read.

The story begins at the end of the previous volume.

Looking at the original manuscript, with its strong fantasy and chivalrous style and lifelike character portrayals, Bai Qing couldn't help but admire Fang Qiu's writing skills once again.

She had initially thought that Fang Qiu wasn't very good at writing fantasy novels, since his first two books had absolutely nothing to do with the genre. She was prepared to help Fang Qiu revise them extensively.

To this end, she even went to Wanwen Bookstore to buy two popular fantasy novels to read, so that she could give Fang Qiu more precise advice.

Unexpectedly, Fang Qiu's writing style and world-building far exceeded her expectations.

The writing style is full of fantasy elements, and the world view is extremely novel.

Not to mention her, even the authors of the two books she bought are not as good as Fang Qiu's writing.

Therefore, the first volume of "The Legend of Sword and Fairy" was released with almost no modifications.

The market response these days has been exceptionally enthusiastic.

She smiled and continued reading.

The novel's emotional portrayal is extremely well done.

From Tang Xuejian's attempt to see her grandfather one last time being thwarted, to the mockery and ridicule from the Tang family, to Jing Tian finally breaking the deadlock by relying on the Demon Sword.

The emotional build-up and outburst throughout the entire story is written with great fluency and without any unnecessary dragging.

The scene where Tang Xuejian bids farewell to her grandfather is also very touching.