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

When Jiang Baige returned to school and sorted out the piled-up emails in her mailbox, she discovered that during the National Day holiday, the Chinese Department teacher at Anjing University whom she had consulted had already given her a reply that she had been admitted to graduate school.

——The correct choice made in the previous life was replicated without any danger.

Even better than the previous life.

Because the mentor she chose this time was different from the one in her previous life.

In her previous life, due to information gap, as a non-undergraduate student of Anjing University, she did not have enough knowledge about each teacher's teaching style and research direction, so she was very casual when choosing a supervisor.

But after she started graduate school, she discovered that although her advisor was a good person, his interests were different from hers.

This time, the mentor she chose was a teacher who had insights into feminism.

This teacher is not only good at rediscovering female writers and paying attention to female creators in various fields other than literary creation, but also foresaw the ever-expanding influence of online literature.

Jiang Baige was ignorant at that time and did not know the value of this teacher. Many years later, she realized this and regretted it very much.

Now that she has been given the opportunity to make a new choice, she must seize it.

Lin Xingran also received good news.

She got the internship qualification at the publishing house of her choice and started her internship in August. Now she is working under a very experienced and nice editor.

Although I have to work two or three days a week, I am still as happy as a god.

Unlike Jiang Baige and Zhou Ling who decided to pursue postgraduate studies, Lin Xingran had clear career goals and decided to work in a publishing house after graduation.

In the past two years, most of the part-time jobs and internships she has found are in related industries.

But in her words, those previous jobs were nothing compared to the internship she has now.

"Aren't they all publishing houses? What's the difference?"

After graduation, Wen Mian was going to go home to "inherit the family business", so he had no deep interest in postgraduate entrance examinations or internships.

Lin Xingran shook his finger: "It's quite different."

Although they are all "publishing houses", each publishing house has its own main business. Some are good at novels, some are good at social sciences, and some are good at teaching materials...

The company that Lin Xingran joined specializes in importing copyrighted books, which is exactly what Lin Xingran was interested in.

In addition, the reason why books are "imported" is usually because there are relatively few publications in this area in the country and the author resources are not abundant.

This gap means market, but it also comes with risks.

Therefore, a publishing house that can do a good job in copyright books not only needs to have strong funds to purchase copyrights, but also requires a very high vision of the editor. If there is an experienced and discerning editor to lead, progress will be very rapid.

And Lin Xingran met such an editor in such a publishing house. How could she not be excited?

"but……"

How could there be a twist? Jiang Baige and Wen Mian looked at each other, feeling a little uneasy.

"I didn't expect that Meng Ping also joined this publishing house! And he's in the same department as me. This is really unlucky!"

Meng Ping, the "library lunatic", had troubled Lin Xingran for a long time. Like psoriasis, he couldn't get rid of him no matter how much he refused politely or gave him the cold shoulder.

But then, somehow, it suddenly disappeared.

Lin Xingran breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that the matter was over.

Who knew, I would meet him again in this publishing house!

If it was another place or another job, she would definitely quit without saying a word - this was her clear attitude of rejection and disgust, but this job was her dream job and she really couldn't bear to give it up.

"However, I have also thought about it. If he continues to pester me like before, I will have no choice but to resign with great pain, but..."

Another turning point.

According to this logic, if it went from good to bad just now, then now it should go from bad to good.

Just as Jiang Baige expected, Lin Xingran's expression was somewhat relaxed.

"It's strange to say, but this time when he saw me, he didn't have the attitude of wanting to chase me like before. He was very polite and treated me as an ordinary schoolmate and colleague... Oh no, not completely."

Lin Xingran thought about it and corrected himself: "He even came to ask me some work questions. I was a little reluctant at first, but then I found out that he really just wanted to do a good job, so I stayed with him at ease..."

"It sounds good..." Jiang Baige joked with a smile, "But?"

Unexpectedly, Lin Xingran did not shake his head. Instead, he thought for a moment before saying, "It can't be said to be a 'but', but there is indeed something very strange."

Some time ago, because they had to plan the books that needed to be published before the New Year, Lin Xingran and Meng Ping were assigned to the same team to help.

Because there is a long cycle from topic selection to publication of a book, September is basically the last time to add topics for this year.

Lin Xingran was worried that Meng Ping didn't understand these things and it would affect the progress, so he carefully told him what to do.

Meng Ping got the hang of it faster than she had expected, and quickly organized the part of the content assigned to him.

Afterwards, Lin Xingran was supposed to summarize the work of several people - after all, she had entered the company earlier. But that day was the second day of her menstruation, and for some reason she suddenly had unbearable abdominal pain at noon. Meng Ping took the initiative to suggest that he should be in charge of the summary.

It turns out that he did a great job.

At that time, Lin Xingran had a different opinion of him——

But a few days later, something strange happened.

Lin Xingran has been performing quite well in the company recently, and her editor is very satisfied with her, so they want her to participate more in the work and ask her to prepare a few books she wants to write next year and attend the topic selection meeting.

Meng Ping also attended the topic selection meeting that day. Strangely, his topics almost overlapped with hers - except for two books related to feminism, but other basic materials were more detailed than what she wrote.

After the meeting, the editor who led her looked unhappy and asked her if there was any conflict between her and Meng Ping. He also told her to be cautious, which made Lin Xingran wary.

She recalled that when she was sorting out the selection of topics, she felt so uncomfortable that she asked Meng Ping to copy the files and turn off the computer for her. Later, when she came to work, the computer was turned off, so she didn't think too much about it.

And in her computer, she did have some material for the topic that had been basically sorted out at that time...

"It must have been him." Wen Mian was filled with righteous indignation. "A dog will always eat shit. Since he couldn't catch you, he wanted to destroy you in other ways!"

Jiang Baige’s thoughts are deeper than Wen Mian’s: Is it just love turning into hate?

She tried hard to search her past memories and suddenly asked, "Xingran, the editor who taught you was called... Dugu He?"

Lin Xingran opened his mouth wide and asked in surprise: "How did you know?"