After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

I didn’t expect Linlang to be a man of action.

There was still some hesitation in his mouth, but in fact the beginning of the manuscript had already been written... With such drive, he deserves this job!

Jiang Baige quickly replied: [Wait for me! I'll see it right away! ]

You won’t know until you see it. Once you see it, you will exclaim, “Sister Linlang, you are really smart.”

This is an ancient style fantasy.

The heroine is naturally a standard beautiful little princess from the fairyland, who is loved by everyone.

But what is even more attractive is that within only three chapters, thirteen immortal men from seven major families have already started fighting to marry her home.

But how could our little princess be easily tempted?

He turned around and slipped out through the back door, but accidentally entered a forbidden area and fell into the mortal world.

When I opened my eyes, I turned into a baby——

The hall was magnificent, and she was being held tenderly by a handsome man. A woman half lying on the bed, with a pale face but extraordinary demeanor, was looking at her lovingly...

A princess' fate is a princess' fate. She is destined to be a princess even if she falls from the sky. Moreover, she is the first little princess born to the emperor and his husband.

Women are respected in the dynasty, and she was the future emperor from the moment she was born.

But the little princess was not happy.

Because although she has the mental capacity of a hundred years old, she is just a dumb baby in the human world. She can neither walk nor talk. She can only watch people around her doing stupid things and feel anxious.

The first person to make a stupid mistake was none other than her father, who was in his prime, deeply favored by the emperor and as handsome as a flower.

But before Jiang Baige could see what stupid thing the emperor's father had done, the story paused with the princess's unspoken sigh...

Jiang Baige asked Linlang anxiously, and then what? And then what?

After asking, I remembered that Linlang was asking for her opinion as an author, not for her as a reader to urge for updates.

So he added: [It’s so good! Mrs. Linlang, please write it quickly… I guarantee that the editors will fight over this book.]

Linlang: [You are exaggerating! ]

She wasn't exaggerating.

In the future market for TV drama adaptations, the Xianxia genre will be the most popular. But the theme of the female emperor... I'm afraid it will be a bit difficult.

But even if it cannot be adapted, the setting is so novel, and with Linlang's ability, it would not be difficult to make this story a hit.

Anyway, Jiang Baige was completely hooked.

But since Linlang asked, she still wanted to give some advice: [I think this writing style is suitable for Nanlin. But... this article seems to be a little different from your previous ones. It's 30,000 words, and I haven't seen the male lead yet? ]

Linlang: [I also want to try a heroine in this story... Of course, I won’t give up my specialty, the emotional scenes, or I’ll be scolded by readers again...]

It turns out that even the big names have to compromise with the market.

It is normal for a newcomer like her to write sweet stories to make a living.

Linlang said again: [Why don’t you guess which handsome guy our fairy princess will choose to be her lover? ]

Jiang Baige: [The little princess doesn’t make choices, she wants them all. Anyway, Madam, please write quickly, I’ll be the first to read it! ]

Her excitement seemed to give Linlang great encouragement.

Linlang also told her that because she hadn't read any literature in Nanlin for a long time, she had specially studied hard on the list in order to write this introduction well.

Jiang Baige looked down at the word count - thirty thousand words.

A “beginning” of 30,000 words?

Seeing this hand speed, the editor will probably want to sign her even more.

But why did Linlang suddenly change her mind? Could it be that... Since we were talking about this, Jiang Baige simply asked about it.

Linlang did not hide it: [Fortunately you did not sign Huayu before! I think... Huayu might go bankrupt. ]

Calculating the time, it’s indeed fast.

It was around the time when Jiang Baige was a junior in college that the website gradually fell into arrears with royalties, and eventually it stopped maintaining the website altogether, until finally neither readers nor authors could open the website.

But Jiang Baige was not sure about the exact date.

Jiang Baige: [But how did you know? Did they owe you royalties?]

Linlang: [You may not know if you have never been here. Huayu.com has always had a good reputation in the industry for paying royalties on time. But starting this year, the royalties for our resident authors have been changed from monthly to quarterly settlements...]

The boss is indeed different.

Jiang Baige thought that her novel was almost finished before she could save enough money to withdraw.

Linlang of course didn't know this, and continued: "I really felt it was strange, but if I asked the website editors directly, they might not be able to tell me. So I found an editor who I have been working with for a long time at the publishing house, and she told me that she often couldn't find anyone to handle some financial work recently... When I heard this, I felt that something was wrong. 】

Linlang: [I thought about it and decided that I should make plans for this matter sooner rather than later. Although I can make a living from writing commercial articles, I still can’t bear to give up my online writing career.]

So she thought of Jiang Baige.

I think of Nanlin.com, which Jiang Baige praised highly.

I also thought of Jiang Baige's suggestion every other day: If you are not happy at Huayu, you can try Nanlin.com, there will definitely be many editors willing to sign you.

When she had nothing to do, she thought about the style of the novels on Nanlin.com and wrote an introduction.

Jiang Baige: [So will you keep this article in the archives? Or will you publish it directly on Nanlin.com? Because as far as I remember, you haven’t terminated your contract with Huayu.com yet…]

Linlang: [You hit the nail on the head! I showed the beginning of this article to a few friends who write novels on Nanlin.com... If everyone thinks it's good, I will continue to save the article. If Huayu really fails one day, I will jump to Nanlin.]

Her wish...was fulfilled just like that?

Jiang Baige was a little surprised.

She didn't know what she did right, but the result was that before Huayu.com went bankrupt, Linlang had already decided to come to Nanlin.com.

If she didn't know where to start, she really wanted to tell Linlang -

"When Huayu.com goes bankrupt, several editors from Nanlin will rush to take you in! They will also give you a good guaranteed price!"

If Linlang could bring this novel as a "greeting gift", Jiang Baige couldn't imagine how bright Linlang's future would be!

Jiang Baige: [But my wife should still consult the opinions of other great friends. After all, I haven’t been in Nanlin for long.]

The topic returned to Jiang Baige.

Linlang became concerned: [By the way, I see your previous article is finished... Have you decided on the type of the new article? ]

Jiang Baige: [Well, I just discussed with my editor a few days ago that I would write an apocalyptic article in order to participate in the essay contest.]

Linlang: [Apocalyptic story? It sounds very male-oriented. ]

Prejudice! It's all prejudice!

Jiang Baige was furious. Who said girls can’t write apocalyptic articles?

Those things that men think only they understand - computer programming, WiFi, and science fiction...which one was not invented by women?

Seeing that she didn't reply for a long time, Linlang asked again: [So do you want to write about Noah's Ark? Or the prophecy of doomsday? ]

neither.

Jiang Baige quickly typed out three words: [Nuclear sewage.]