At two in the morning, the editorial offices of Star River Literature were still lit up, like some tireless monster devouring the sleep of everyone who worked with words.
Lin Xiaoman was a veteran editor, famous for being a “stone-faced judge.” Right now, she was staring at her computer screen, locked in a battle with a book called Behind the City. She had a love-hate relationship with it.
“Gu Chengchuan really knows how to make trouble,” Lin Xiaoman muttered, fingers flying across the keyboard.
Behind the City was written by Gu Chengchuan, a social suspense novel. Its subject matter was sharp, the prose seasoned, and the story utterly gripping.
