Reborn as a Literary Giant in 1990

In 1984, the state stipulated that the manuscript fee for newspapers and magazines was 6-20 yuan per 1,000 words The new national regulation in 1990 was 10-30 yuan (5% for book publishing of 20,000 copies, and 8% royalty for more than 20,000 copies) In 1999, it was 30-100 yuan (3%-10% publishing royalty) So 1 yuan for 1,000 words is impossible! The author better change it! Other authors are not willing to pay 1 yuan for 1,000 words. It is not enough to eat every year! ! !

It's okay. The male protagonist is particularly promiscuous, but that's normal. Literary men in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, are promiscuous. This is actually the biggest highlight of the whole book.

How should I put it? This story is not like a literary novel. Instead, it has a touch of rural fascination. In the process of defeating the golden bully, he formed a fate with many women, and all kinds of indescribable things happened.

A reader got a little excited after reading my book and sent seven or eight articles to question me. I will give a unified explanation here, so that everyone can take a look. First, regarding the problem of the protagonist spending money lavishly, my setting of the protagonist is that he has both advantages and disadvantages. A rich kid who has traveled through time in later generations, spending money lavishly is his problem, but this is not a problem with the setting. He is a relatively three-dimensional person, with advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that he is calm, loyal and emotional. The shortcomings are one is lavishness and the other is playfulness. Of course, if some people say that the protagonist should be perfect, with only advantages and no shortcomings, then I won't say anything. Second, regarding prices, wages, and worker upgrades, I consulted my father on these issues, including the money spent on building a brick house, which was actually the money my father spent on building a brick house. It may be different from the prices in some places, but it cannot be said to be false. I also consulted the older generation on other issues. For example, a plate of fish-flavored shredded pork costs 5 yuan. In the early 1990s, a plate of fish-flavored shredded pork cost 5 yuan. But this problem can be easily solved. Many people don't go out to restaurants, only go out to restaurants during the holidays, or even stay away from restaurants during the holidays. So for ordinary people, what does it matter to them, no matter how expensive the restaurant is? What is wrong with this?