Send a Letter to Pray for Wild Goose
寄书祈雁桐
by Withered Vine Meets Ink Crow (枯藤逢墨鸦)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 17k Words
- Chapters
- 7
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Synopsis
The calligraphy and ink quilt undulates with the breeze, sending Ruhe to pray devoutly with his hands folded. May the wind be gentle and the clouds be light, the geese pass by without leaving a trace, and the tung leaves be luxuriant and last forever/ Song Shusheng has been obsessed with the bizarre world of literature since he was in junior high school. He seems to be lost in the Gobi desert with flying sand and rocks, the bottomless whirlpool of the stormy waves, the quiet forest covered by dark clouds, and the abyss of red fire and gilded magma. He is cut off from the outside world. In high school, he became more and more depressed. As his studies became increasingly busy, he had to write and study hard during the day. Whenever night falls, I must stay up all night, work tirelessly and diligently, and endure the loneliness of being unknown and neglected. The youth campus novel "Bai Tang Pianhong" he devoted himself to brewing has been published on major websites. Because of its beautiful writing style, magnificent words, concise and concise words, tightly interlocking plots, profound and long-lasting artistic conception, realistic and unpretentious, and vivid and vivid language descriptions, it has become increasingly popular. Among them, many book friends in Yuuting Literature City appreciate and praise him, wishing him to sign a contract as soon as possible and write a popular work. He has been stationed here for a long time and has complete functions, making it convenient and convenient for reading and listening to literature. The pen name "Qiu Tang Yu Ran" mentioned by him was like a shooting star chasing the moon. It was at its peak, with ripples but no huge waves. After he wrote 180,000 words, the editor-in-chief of Huaben Novel next door came to poach him. He said that Song Shusheng's works were one-paragraph and highly recognizable. He invited Song Shusheng to come to Huaben Novel to publish the work. The signing fee was higher than that of Yuuting Literature City. Song Shusheng was excited for a moment and readily agreed. He worked hard to transfer the manuscript, spent time and energy studying the APP functions, attached a beautiful cover, and concisely summarized the content title. He attacked the hot update section overnight, and the popularity soared non-stop. The young writer was surrounded by praises, making him feel happy and happy. He bounced around loft again and again, publishing the manuscript that he had worked hard on for countless days and nights. At the beginning, he quoted scriptures and arguments, poems and songs, and the number of views in a few days even surpassed the views of other works in two or three years. He also made his first money in life - the storybook novel was an unusual reward for his work without signing a contract, which is unprecedented. Although he only had three yuan, the rewards were spread over three days, but Song Shusheng felt extremely fulfilled and happy both physically and mentally. He joined the studio on the recommendation of netizens. The studio is composed of senior high school girls and above, who are determined to produce radio dramas for their own Lily novels. Song Shusheng showed off his skills and his ingenious ideas. Everyone was amazed and applauded, and even recommended him to be the editor-in-chief. Song Shusheng was busy with his studies and needed to write non-stop. He was very overwhelmed and did not dare to make mistakes and jeopardize his own life. He declined politely and humbly. Song Shusheng missed the starting point of his literary career, so he returned to Yuuting Literature City. However, I found that the comment area had already been filled with curses. Many netizens pointed out that he was similar to the popular foreign novels currently ranked No. 1 And No. 2 In Jinjiang, and made lengthy judgments. After all, he is an ignorant novice who does not understand the rules and red tape of the world. His foundation is far less profound than that of Jinjiang's big names, and he cannot convince people with reason. At a loss for words and speechless, I had no choice but to seek help from the Literary Reading Official. Unexpectedly, the official removed his novel from the shelves and sent a callous palette: You plagiarized it. He was so shocked that his Yuuting account was blocked and it took three days to recover. He was restless, added the official ID number, and requested to be unblocked. ●First published in Yuuting Literature City Purpose: justice for the common people