Transmigrating Through Movies and TV, Starting with The Great Times

You were defeated at the beginning. Let's not talk about time travel and copying novels. It can be understood that you are knowledgeable, strong in memorization, and have outstanding literary talent. But what kind of plot is it that you wrote on the spot in the newspaper office? And you asked Jin Yong to wait for you for ten minutes? Even if Jin Yong has a good temper and is willing to wait for you, you can write a ghost in ten minutes, and an 800-word essay takes more than ten minutes, right? Do you expect that just a few hundred photos will convince others to sign a contract with you?

It's extremely poisonous. Really. This author is completely addicted to self-imagining. There is no logic. There are too many complaints and I won't write it. I can't stand the first chapter.

Since the author's article was so self-motivated, I went to visit other places.

Author: Have you watched the second part of The Great Era? Do you know that Fang Zhanbo is Ding Xie's biological son? Do you know that Ding Xie is a powerful reincarnation who has attained enlightenment through tribulations?

Let's talk about the protagonist's remuneration of RMB 100 from Jin Yong in 1984 When Jin Yong was a child, he often went out with his father to collect debts, but the debts were often difficult to recover. His father, who was not good at management, could only resist the family and constantly fill the shortfall. In the eyes of little Jin Yong, his father was a "useless" scholar. In the era when Jin Yong ran Ming Pao, Jin Yong was a calculating and even stingy boss. The remuneration paid to authors by newspapers has never been high. Yi Shu once asked Jin Yong to increase the remuneration. Jin Yong replied, you don't spend any money, so what's the use of increasing the remuneration? For this reason, Yi Shu "scolded" Jin Yong in her column for being mean and a "lattice reptile." After reading this, Jin Yong was not angry at all, "You can scold me, but the manuscript will still be published, and the manuscript fee will not be increased at all." Ni Kuang also asked Jin Yong to increase the manuscript fee. Jin Yong quickly waved his hand, I won't tell you anymore, I will go back and write you a letter. So Ni Kuang received a three or four-page letter from Jin Yong, explaining the various difficulties of the newspaper. The words were sincere, which made Ni Kuang feel that asking him to increase the manuscript fee was really a big sin on his part. Employees often borrow money from Jin Yong. Ni Kuang once asked Jin Yong, you must have a lot of IOUs on your hand. How to deal with these IOUs? Jin Yong replied that he couldn't remember where he put it. In Ni Kuang's eyes, Jin Yong is the most interesting friend and the least interesting boss. ... It can be seen from the above that Jin Yong treats everyone equally, whether he is a relative, a talented person, or a close friend or subordinate, and he is stingy at work! In addition, there was a previous novel called The Training of Xiangjiang, which contained the following wonderful sentence, which introduced the royalties situation in Hong Kong in the 1980s: Kang Jianfei asked: "Cousin, how are the royalties of Hong Kong newspapers calculated now? " Wu Chenggang asked disdainfully: "What, you want to sell your novel for money?" Kang Jianfei didn't explain much, and said with a smile: "I'll just ask." Wu Chenggang thought for a while and said: "It depends on what type of article it is. Generally speaking, the fee for column manuscripts is much higher, about 700 yuan per thousand words. And a martial arts novel like you He said that if it is published in "Ming Pao", the maximum price is 60 yuan per thousand words; if it is serialized in "Oriental Daily", it should be calculated as 90 yuan per thousand words." Kang Jianfei was surprised: "Why "Ming Pao". The royalties are even lower? " Wu Cheng just smiled and said: "Jin Yong's stinginess is comparable to that of Boss Shao. He even lowers the wages of the old staff who work with him on Ming Pao, not to mention the stinginess of the author. There is an anecdote. When Lin Yini asked for an increase in manuscript fee, Jin Yong said: 'You love spending money so much that you spend it again and again.' Yishu also asked Jin Yong to increase the manuscript fee. He then said: 'You don't spend any money, so what's the use of increasing the manuscript fee?'" Kang Jianfei asked: "Who has the highest royalties in Hong Kong now?" Wu Chenggang said: "The one with the highest royalties is of course Jin Yong, no one can afford him. In addition, Ni Jiaxing, At the beginning of this year, Huang Yulang asked Ni Kuang to write a novel and offered a price of 500 yuan for 1,000 words, which caused a sensation in Hong Kong. " So the price of 100 yuan is obviously on the high side! In addition, although the protagonist of this book has modified some of the erotic plots of "Xun Qin Ji", the content is exaggerated and not enough to make the 64-year-old Jianghu Jin Yong look at him differently. Boss Kang also wrote "Xun Qin Ji". If he voted for Jin Yong, he would not accept it at all, and he would write it in vain. The article wrote: "The concept of traveling through time and space is quite novel. However, the writing is too frivolous and the plot is gaudy. I hope it will be corrected in the future. There is a lot to be done with the novel." In the end, I submitted it to Oriental Daily, and they even argued with each other about the remuneration price: Xu Jixin had already seen that Kang Jianfei was the main character between the two, and Hu Juncai was a soy saucer, so he asked Kang Jianfei: "Is this "Looking for Qin Ji" a work by Mr. Kang?" Kang Jianfei smiled and said: "It is guaranteed to be fake." Xu Jixin asked straight to the point: "Mr. Kang, would you like to serialize this novel in Oriental Daily?" "I'm very happy," Kang Jianfei asked, "I just don't know how to calculate the royalties?" > Xu Jixin said: "How about 50 yuan for a thousand words?" Kang Jianfei smiled and said: "A bit too low, isn't it?" Xu Jixin shook his head and said: "It's not low, Mr. Kang doesn't have it. For a well-known new author, the maximum price for this kind of manuscript is 30 yuan per thousand words in "Ming Pao"" Kang Jianfei argued in a roundabout way: "How come I heard that Ni Jian's novel is worth 500 yuan per thousand words?" "Haha, then. Personal remuneration cannot be used as a standard," Xu Jixin said with a smile. "In order to launch a new magazine six months ago, Huang Yulang used Wesley's daughter to buy horse bones. He wanted to build momentum by paying Ni Jiaxing a very high manuscript fee to make his magazine popular, so the 500 yuan fee for 1,000 words was very in vain. I know that Ni Jiaxing's contribution fee for "Ming Pao" is only 180 yuan per thousand words." Xu Jixin was afraid that Kang Jianfei would not understand, so he gave him a brief introduction to the remuneration situation for Hong Kong newspapers. This introduction was very different from what his cousin Wu Chenggang said that day. Wu Chenggang said that the price of a column manuscript is about 700 yuan per thousand words, but that is only the price of famous writers. For example, if Yi Shu is asked to write a film review, it is almost the same amount - "Ming Pao" will give a maximum of 500 yuan for 1,000 words, and "Oriental Daily" will only give 700 yuan for 1,000 words. Moreover, it must be a highly professional and creative manuscript. If Yi Shu were to write a casual essay, the manuscript fee would not exceed 200 yuan per thousand words. If you ask an ordinary university professor to write a column, the remuneration will be 150 yuan per thousand words at most. As for the manuscript of a novel, famous writers only get about 100 yuan per thousand words, while ordinary novel writers only get 50 yuan per thousand words - the exception is Ni Jiji. After Kang Jianfei listened, he was silent for a while, and suddenly stared at Xu Jixin and asked: "Editor Xu, do you think "Xun Qin Ji" is only worth 50 yuan per thousand words?" Xu Jixin and Kang Jianfei looked at each other, and he knew just from the look in each other's eyes. Dao Kang Jianfei was not someone who could be fooled casually, so he said calmly: "Mr. Kang seems to be very confident in his novel, so let's pay 80 yuan per thousand words. This is already the price of a well-known novelist." Kang Jianfei shook his head and said: "Not enough." Xu Jixin's face turned cold and he said: "Mr. Kang, don't push yourself too far. No new author has ever been able to get a royalties of 80 yuan per thousand words for his novels. I have made an exception for you." Kang Jianfei seemed not to hear what he said and continued: "Editor-in-chief Xu, how about we In this way, the manuscript fee for "Looking for Qin" in the first seven days is calculated as 50 yuan per thousand words. We will decide how much the manuscript fee will be in a week and adjust it based on the market reaction." Xu Jixin finally understood. The young man in front of him had great confidence in the novel he created. This kind of person is the most difficult to deal with, especially after the novel is well received, it becomes even more difficult to calculate the royalties. Although Xu Jixin was very optimistic about this novel, he did not want to argue about the royalties in the future, so he said: "Mr. Kang..."

Thank you guys for trying the poison, let's go

Poisonous, do you have a photographic memory? ? He wrote a novel after reading it and published it on the same day. How can he be so awesome? ?

You won, you submitted the article and wrote it on the spot, I suddenly wanted to laugh,

What the hell, this is not a trick. This character creation is like a fool. It is so awkward to pretend to be cool. There is no logic at all. It is so poisonous.

The novels of Zhutian always write about romance, what kind of thinking is this! I haven't even figured out the key points yet yet I'm writing a book!