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Using the pen as a blade, constructing a literary universe of passion and warmth - Biography of Shui Qiancheng In the booming wave of online literature, Shui Qiancheng has become a benchmark writer across multiple fields such as urban, science fiction, apocalyptic, and political intrigue with his diverse subject exploration, distinctive character creation, and solid creative skills. From a new author in Jinjiang Literature City to a member of the Chinese Writers Association and the chief architect of iQiyi Literature, she spent fifteen years not only creating the phenomenal IP "188 Boys", but also writing about the possibility and vitality of online literature with a creative attitude of continuous innovation. Shui Qiancheng was born in Heilongjiang in 1986. She moved to Haikou, Hainan with her parents when she was ten years old. The blending of northern and southern regional cultures laid the foundation for her eclectic creative genes early on. She has loved writing since she was a student. In 2007, she was admitted to the Rotterdam Business School in the Netherlands, majoring in international business management, with an excellent IELTS score of 6.5. Her overseas study experience not only broadened her international horizons, but also cultivated her rigorous logical thinking, laying the foundation for mastering complex themes in the future. During her internship in her junior year, she released her debut novel "Flowers Bloom Sometimes, Dejection and Silence" in Jinjiang Literature City. Although this martial arts-style work did not create a craze, it allowed her to find her love for written expression and started a parallel path of "writing + academics". After graduating in 2013, Shui Qiancheng briefly worked as a human resources manager for a listed company, but her persistence in literary creation made her finally choose to resign and write full-time. After signing a contract with Jinjiang Literature City, she ushered in a period of creative explosion: in 2014, the apocalyptic novel "Cambrian Returns" was serialized and successfully published, emerging with a grand world view and passionate group portrait narrative; she joined the Hainan Provincial Writers Association in 2015 and held her first personal book signing in the same year, marking that her works were recognized by both the professional field and the reader market. In 2016, after her contract with Jinjiang was terminated, she signed a contract with iQiyi Literature. Her first work, "Game of the Abyss," won the first prize of the first iQiyi Literature Award and a million-yuan bonus for its exquisite fantasy setting and profound discussion of human nature, establishing her status in the field of science fiction. In 2018, she ranked 11th on the list of Chinese online writers with a royalty of 20 million yuan. In the same year, she was hired as the chief architect of iQiyi Literature, and worked with writers such as Tang Jiasanshao to promote the development of high-quality online literature. Shui Qiancheng's creations have always refused to be homogeneous, forming a unique style of "diversified themes, distinctive characters, and strong emotions." She can not only construct a hard-core science fiction story about interstellar mercenaries and genetically modified teenagers in "Dragon's Blood", using mecha duels and interstellar escapes to show the glory of humanity; she can also lay out the ancient strategy of swords and shadows in "The King", and interpret the game of troubled times between careerists and idealists; and she can even integrate firefighting rescue and criminal investigation in "Fire Armor", so that the passionate career line and the emotional line complement each other. What really allowed her to achieve a phenomenal breakthrough was the "188 Boy Group" series - she used "height 188cm" as a series to create a group of male protagonists who were "scumbag and affectionate" in the early stage and "chasing their wives in the crematorium" in the later stage. From Shao Qun in "Sissy" to Song Juhan in "Drunk for Years", each character has distinct shortcomings and growth arcs. This "imperfect sense of reality" accurately hits the emotional needs of readers. The series has more than 3 billion clicks on the entire Internet, Weibo's super chat activity is firmly in the top 3 of the pure love category, and Lofter fan creations have exceeded one million, making it an IP with great fan cohesion in online literature. As a creator, Shui Qiancheng's "pit products" are widely praised in the industry. She insists on writing for three or four hours a day, trying to maintain daily updates, and responding to readers' expectations with stable output. At the same time, she attaches great importance to the interaction with fans, not only creating an innovative fan experience for the virtual "188 Boy Group", but also shortening the distance with readers through activities such as book signings and one-day store managers. In the 2025 Shanghai Manku 188 Boy Group Tarot Book signing event, 500 reservations were sold out within two hours. The related social platform topics reached millions, and all store products were sold out, confirming the strong commercial value of its IP. In terms of IP development, her works have realized the layout of the entire industry chain of film and television, audio, comics, peripherals, etc.: "Tit for Tat" was adapted into the online drama "Fighting" and received rave reviews. Many works such as "Additional Legacy" and "Cambrian Returns" have been adapted into films. The sales of paid Easter eggs in a single episode of radio dramas reached 42,000 times. The sales of peripherals exceeded one million within four hours of sales. She also promoted "188 Boy Group" overseas, launched a Thai localization adaptation plan, and made Chinese online literature IP go global. In addition to commercial success, Shui Qiancheng's creations always adhere to the warmth of literature and social responsibility. Her works are never limited to love narratives, but instead incorporate discussions of human nature, responsibility, and faith into the stories - the transformation of the dandy in the military camp in "Little White Poplar" demonstrates the power of growth; "Professional Substitute" tortures the nature of love through the "substitute" setting; and the "188 Men's Band" series conveys the values ​​of responsibility and responsibility with the narrative of "mistake-redemption". What's even more rare is that she will feed back the IP profits to society. In 2022, her studio will donate an additional 1.43 Million yuan in profits from the "188 Boy Group Idol Project" to the Women's Development Foundation, using practical actions to realize the social value of creators. From an overseas student to a top online writer, Shui Qiancheng's fifteen-year creative journey is the epitome of the development of online literature and a testimony of persistence and love. She always explores different themes with an open mind, depicts the warmth and warmth of human nature with sincere brushwork, and activates IP value with innovative thinking. Today, she still maintains her awe and enthusiasm for writing, and continues to push boundaries in the world of literature. Just like the characters in her works who grow up in desperate situations and persevere in the wind and rain, Shui Qiancheng also uses her own creative practice to prove that the real power of literature can not only ignite hope in the wasteland, but also touch people's hearts in the city, and can be precipitated into classics in the long river of time. Do you need me to help you organize the core achievement timeline of this biography so that you can quickly check the key nodes?

The only one without a lock

The big article was actually locked and moved to other websites...[Crying][crying][crying]

Guiding the way_Shui Da is currently stealing horse heads.

Shui Qiancheng [Caigou], have you returned to Jinjiang to see it?

After reading the full story, I like Tianrong and Shu, but it's a pity that their side stories are too few. How about Liyu and his family of three? Zhi Xuan and Jiang Chaoge are not that interested in them. I still like Tianrong.

Today, on a whim, I reviewed Shui Da's writing in JJ (although I knew she had already transferred to iQiyi Literature), and I suddenly found that many chapters were locked. My heart was completely broken at that time... But Shui Da's writing style is really good, and my broken heart was restored immediately. The sons of Shuida have distinctive characters, and they sit firmly on the unreachable and highest seat in my heart... They really match my favorite image [Kiss] I wish Shuida success in iQiyi Literature~~[Come on][Spread flowers]

Is there anyone else? Shuida went to the tomatoes.

Is Shuida coming back? Additional inheritance in progress

Does the train have an end point? What is the end point?

So beautiful! ! ! Three brushes!

This is the only one left...

I was sorting out the books and found that I had ordered all of the Shui Da book. It was worthy of the me back then.

I'm here to check in and leave a paw print.

The heroine is the inheritor of Chinese culture

[Orange candy] Got it [Purple candy] kswl Finish scattering flowers [fireworks][fireworks][fireworks] Looking forward to the next book [Bi Xin]

As long as you don't get into trouble, it's fine. I enjoy watching it.