Grandpa's great writer

Chapter 866 The Encounter Between Qin Lang and Tang Chuanxue

Kuli Kli is certainly not the biggest winner, because the biggest winner is Zhang Zhong.

Zhang Zhong also invested in the movie "The Shining". When the movie's box office comes out, he can get a large amount of box office revenue, and he should be able to earn hundreds of millions of Huaxia coins.

In addition, since the movie was broadcast, the sales of "The Shining" have been increasing. According to statistics, in just over two weeks, the sales of "The Shining" have increased by 3000 million copies. An increase of more than 60.00%.

The sales of 3000 million copies can bring Zhang Zhong at least hundreds of millions of royalties.

The most important thing is that not only the sales of "The Shining" is increasing, but the sales of Zhang Zhong's other books are also increasing to a certain extent.

It's only been a little over two weeks, and the impact of the film continues.

During the period when "The Shining" was about to be drawn in China, Zhang Zhong published two works in a row within a week, one full-length and one short.

The short story "Gibson" came out first. This "Wind-Up Girl" spin-off with only tens of thousands of words was not published in a single volume due to space constraints, but was presented to readers in an electronic version.

This novel didn't make much waves, after all, it's just a side story, and it's still a side story of "A Clockwork Girl".

But for loyal fans of the "Clockwork Girls" world view, this is undoubtedly a big gift.

Readers have been saying before that they hope that Zhang Zhong can fully expand the world of "A Clockwork Girl" and let everyone see more things, but now it seems that Zhang Zhong is doing this.

But even so, some greedy readers still expressed dissatisfaction. It took so long to post a side story, with only tens of thousands of words. When will the world view of "A Clockwork Girl" be perfected?

In their opinion, it would be best for Zhang Chong to publish a novel with hundreds of thousands of words a year.

It’s okay to post short stories, but it’s best to post one a month, so that you can enjoy yourself.

This time I wrote "Gibson", next time I can write about the prince or something, and then extend the worldview to other countries.

Many readers would like to know what life is like in other countries in such an era.

……

I don't know when, that kind of role-playing groups started to appear on the Internet.

It's a group of like-minded people, create a group by themselves, and then assign an identity to each, and then use this identity to chat in the group.

There are almost all kinds of groups, all kinds of film and television works, novels, everything that one expects to find.

However, there are the most groups about Zhang Zhong's works. When searching for role-playing groups on social software, the first thing that pops up is also related to Zhang Zhong.

Because of the release of "Gibson", the most popular group during this period is the Clockwork Girls World Group.

In this group, there are often conversations similar to the following.

Mieko: [Ah, a white coat chased me today and almost got caught, alas, this body is always overheated. 】

Gibson: [Hehe, poor clockwork man. 】

Anderson: [Which of you has seen Chen Fusheng, this little old man has gone somewhere. 】

Carlisle: 【You mean the yellow card man? 】

Zaidi: [Gibson, you've been very popular these two days. 】

Gibson: [Hehe, stupid people. 】

……

There are many groups like this, but those are the most famous ones.

Some groups are just for fun, while others really have many strict rules.

In some groups with more people, the roles in the group will be changed regularly, and people who are more suitable for the role will be chosen to play.

In such a group, the group members will try their best to fit the storyline and character image, instead of talking nonsense.

In addition to the "A Clockwork Girl" group, there are also many groups such as "Along the River at Qingming Festival", "Harry Potter", and "The Three-Body Problem", and the members in them are basically Zhang Zhong's fans.

After the "Clockwork Girls" group became popular for a while, the "Blindspot" group became active again, because a week after "Gibson" was released, Zhang's new book "Blindspot 2" was also officially released.

Xu Zizai looked at the messages in the group, and then sent one.

Zhou Yuan: [I heard that Officer Qin has been busy again recently? 】

That's right, Xu Zizai also joined a "Blind Spot" role-playing group, and even snatched the role of Zhou Yuan. He sent this message because "Blind Spot 2" was released today.

Putting away his phone, Xu Zizai walked into the bookstore. He wanted to buy a new book and read it before the broadcast started at three o'clock in the afternoon.

There were quite a few people in the bookstore, many of them came to buy new books like Xu Zizai.

There were many people around the bookshelf of the new book express, Xu Zizai got in from the crowd, picked up a book and ran to the cashier.

After running home panting with the book, Xu Zizai didn't rush to read the book, but made himself a cup of tea first, and then went to the wicker chair with a pot of boiling water and sat down comfortably.

At the beginning of "Blind Spot 2", the news reported two cases of disappearance, both of which were about seven-year-old boys, and the interval between the incidents did not exceed 48 hours.

Immediately afterwards, Qin Lang, the hero of the story, appeared.

Xu Zizai breathed a sigh of relief. Some people said that "Blind Spot 2" might change the male lead, but now it seems that Zhang Zhong did not do so.

Fortunately, it was still Qin Lang.

Although many people criticized Qin Lang and felt that he was too mediocre, Xu Zizai felt that Qin Lang had many bright spots and was very real.

This unconventional detective story fascinated him very much.

After Qin Lang took over the case, the development of the case was not ideal, and soon the police found the bodies of the two boys.

"Qin Lang realized that two years later, another serial murder occurred in City J."

Has it been two years?

Seeing this, Xu Zizai suddenly felt his thoughts fly to two years ago—no, it was two years ago for Qin Lang, but it was only four months for Xu Zizai.

The murderer of the last serial murder case in j city was the astonishing substitute driver hunter Zhou Yuan.

But compared to Zhou Yuan, Xu Zizai hated this murderer even more.

A killer who specializes in killing seven-year-old children seems a little more disgusting.

Xu Zizai's idea is actually quite funny, they are all murders, but he judged him to be superior.

But Xu Zizai was also curious, why did the murderer kill the seven-year-old boy?

It's not just that he can't figure it out, Qin Lang in the book can't figure it out either, he can't determine the motive of the crime, which makes the investigation more difficult.

The case could not progress for a while, until the third murder occurred in Xin'an.

When he saw Xin'an, Xu Zizai raised his eyebrows, Zhang Zhong really died wherever he went.

But what surprised him even more was that Qin Lang actually met Tang Chuanxue in Xin'an.

(End of this chapter)