Forging the Galaxy with Words

Business ace Shen Wuyou transmigrates to a world barren of web novels.

Here, traditional literary giants monopolize the conversation, online novels are all cut from the same cloth, and authors are reduced to cheap ghostwriters.

But Shen Wuyou has a complete system for paid subscriptions, IP development, and cultivating writers in his head.

“Starry Sky Chinese Website” declares arrogantly: “Literature needs standards. You don’t measure up.”

Shen Wuyou smiles and replies: “Then let’s redefine those standards.”

He gathers a group of people who have lost their way:

A female-oriented fiction star who has been shelved, a young man secretly writing passionate stories while working in customer service, a teacher who dreams of teaching magic…

It begins with a revolution in the “VIP subscriptions + attendance bonuses” business model,

then moves on to fighting off the giants’ siege, resolving internal crises, and facing the literary world’s fierce criticism.

This is a war of business, and even more a war of ideas.

When his rivals try to crush him with capital, he breaks into new territory with a thriving ecosystem.

When the industry worships traffic algorithms, he creates a fund to support niche genres.

When everyone else chases IPOs and betting agreements, he chooses to slow down and restore dignity to authors and their works.

Years later, a reporter asks, “What is the secret behind Wuyou Group’s success?”

Looking at the lobby wall, covered in readers’ messages, Shen Wuyou says softly:

“We only proved that every story deserves to be seen, and every storyteller deserves respect.”