Writer 1983: Lin Daiyu and I Are Neighbors

The protagonist's novel was published abroad, but he didn't get any royalties. Author, would you like to take a look at what you wrote? The copyright of the novel belongs to the protagonist and has nothing to do with the publication in which it is published. Whoever the protagonist wants to be published can be published. At that time, there were no royalties in the country, but when did the author take away the royalties of the author's foreign publications? The protagonist can only get royalties for reprinting, what do you think? I found that this author's views on royalties, remuneration for printings, royalties, etc. Are all based on his own imagination. Go and look at those writers who write great novels. Do any of them write like you? Even if it is Qidian now, if your novel is published, can Qidian swallow up your royalties?

We must take Chen Xiaoxu for physical examination four times a year, and we must keep Chen Xiaoxu away from the cult leader Jingkong (if this cult leader hadn't deceived our sister Lin back then and wanted to cheat money without allowing treatment, sister Lin would not have left us). If it doesn't work, kill this cult leader.

In my opinion, this book is a love novel set in a period context. It is very enjoyable to read. Lin Daiyu seems to have walked out of the book, lifelike. There are two small flaws that I personally don't like. First. Founding Weiminghu Literary Society, this can be regarded as the prototype of the earliest ghostwriting studio in China. Although I know this is to help my roommates, how can I say that you can still take care of them for the rest of your life? Later, it even expanded from a few people in the dormitory to the Chinese Department and then to the whole school. It was really unnecessary. Why are the groups in your dormitory afraid of what others say? Second. As for the partner issue, I actually have no problem with the single heroine and the direction of the harem. Maybe the author is also struggling. In the early stage, it was obvious that the author had the idea of ​​​​a harem, and there were many hints in the previous article, but if that is the case, then you should write a harem. There are almost three hundred chapters. These three people are always inseparable, and the protagonist also meets them often. However, after writing and writing, I stopped writing about the harem. This is very bad. If you are sure that you don't have any thoughts of a harem, then make plans early. How can the two of them like the opposite sex of the same age after seeing the perfect you? The only thing I say is, you are not afraid of not knowing the goods, you are afraid of comparing goods.

How to put it this way, being the heroine is very difficult for Sister Lin. First of all, Sister Lin is an infinite egoist in reality. She was based in Anshan at the time. After she got married, she came to Beijing for filming and did not want to go back to Anshan, so she stayed in Beijing and separated from her husband. Then she had an affair in China. When her husband found out, the crew who took the green train to Beijing gave the man a slap in the face. Sister Lin My sister felt that her husband did not save her face in public, so she divorced her husband, and then dated the male mistress. In the end, she was not with the male mistress, because the man got the opportunity to go to the south to direct, and he hoped that Sister Lin would go to the south with him to develop, but Sister Lin wanted to stay in Beijing, so she broke up with the man, and then met her second husband.

The big poisonous point is that some ordinary classmates from the Chinese Department of Peking University are forced to become writers. If you hang out with writers, you won't think about showing weakness, and you won't have as many enemies. You were just too lazy to hang out in the writers group, but then you got better and it's no longer interesting for you to promote your friends as writers.

Was the filming of Dream of Red Mansions good? Good! But Chen Xiaoxu lives like Lin Daiyu and will never be able to get out. Is this an actor? How unethical is it to ruin someone's life for a TV series? The directors and staff became famous, and the consequences were more cruel than killing people.

I'm looking for a book about Chen Xiaoxu. I've been looking for this kind of book.

Seeing more than sixty chapters, several of the protagonist's books have been published, but what about the royalties for the number of prints? Will the author not use the royalties as royalties for the number of copies printed? The royalties are just the cost of publishing the work in the magazine. The royalties for the number of prints are the royalties × standard royalties (generally 1%) × the number of prints/1000. The royalties are the royalties. The unit price of the book × the number of prints × the royalty rate. You don't know this, right?

It's pretty good. I like writing about Chen Xiaoxu.

My good sister Lin, she insists on raising a lover outside, or Wang Xifeng, the author, are you crazy? It's impossible to write a harem novel