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

Ji Zhengliu did not deliberately flatter Jiang Baige.

This in-depth interview of hers happened to coincide with the key juncture when Ji Zhengliu won the award and the movie was scheduled, and its readership directly jumped into the top three of the public accounts.

According to the team leader, even Boss Yang was very satisfied.

This satisfaction is also directly reflected in income: according to the company's incentive mechanism, the creators of popular content can get additional bonuses.

With the release of the interview video and the subsequent promotion of the movie, the number of readers of this article will continue to soar.

Someone in the group quietly congratulated Jiang Baige: With this pen, her internship promotion to a regular position was basically secured.

But after a brief period of excitement brought by the data and money, Jiang Baige soon lost her happiness: because she invested a lot of time in this job, she only had 20,000 words left for her novel.

Twenty thousand words, if calculated based on a daily update of more than three thousand words, converted into dates, there are only six days, less than a week!

Jiang Baige's mentality collapsed immediately.

For her, a hundred thousand words of manuscripts in reserve is the bottom line for her to feel at ease.

If she becomes a full-time writer in the future, she hopes to finish each book in advance and publish it - one should always have a dream.

But now, she is simply too busy.

But only she herself knows that even "too busy" is just an excuse.

The real problem is: Kawen.

When writing the outline for the entertainment industry article, she did not interview Ji Zhengliu, nor did she completely use her energy as a blueprint.

Instead, it fictionalizes a heroine who starts from scratch, dreams of becoming a director, bravely ventures into the entertainment industry, and works her way up from the bottom.

In the process of shaping, in order to advance the development of the story, whet the readers' appetite and catch their attention, she used some plots that now seem a bit far-fetched, even bloody and clichéd...

When I first wrote it, I didn’t think it was weird.

But now, she had better thoughts and ideas, and looking forward, she felt a little uncomfortable.

What's even more painful is that she has no choice.

Even if she wanted to change it, she didn't know where to make the adjustment. Moreover, this was a serialized work, from April to now, for nearly half a year, with 500,000 words, how could it be adjusted just by saying so?

It’s okay not to make any adjustments. It’s not like no one will read this article.

But to be honest, the recent data hasn’t been particularly good.

In the novel, her heroine has now passed the initial and most difficult days, just like Ji Zhengliu in the real world, who no longer has to work multiple jobs to support her dream, or simply give up.

But her heroine is going through another stage that Ji Zhengliu has not yet experienced: her first work received praise, and she wanted to continue to express herself, but suffered a Waterloo in her second film.

Troubles came one after another, and the heroine's career came to a standstill... It was very uncomfortable to write.

Even if there is an outline that has already been written, arrangements have already been made for this stage-by-stage difficulty and its solution.

But when it comes to pushing it forward, the feeling of stagnation is still too obvious.

If the author himself is not satisfied with the words he writes, the feedback he receives from readers will often not be very good.

Once the author begins to waver, he will inevitably have doubts and hesitations when he writes. By the time he realizes what is happening, he finds that his writing speed has dropped drastically: 2,000 words in one hour becomes no more than two words in two hours.

Abbreviation: Kavin.

Writer's block is a common phenomenon in creative writing, and writers are no strangers to it.

But since she started writing outlines and drafting detailed outlines, paying attention to every detail, Jiang Baige hasn't been so troubled by a writing problem for a long time.

She felt like she was suspended in mid-air, unable to go up or down.

Every night, she would have many bizarre dreams with different plots, but these dreams seemed to have one core action: escape.

If it was in the past, she would have had no way to escape, so it would have been fine.

But now, she has.

A job that others would envy, that pays quite well, and that she is interested in and can do easily is right in front of her.

Although she can't say for sure that she will be able to get a permanent job, if she works hard, it shouldn't be a problem.

Even if she can't do without media and entertainment, she can still do without film and television, and newspapers... If she really wants to find a place to go, it won't be difficult.

Even if she doesn't work in the entertainment industry, she has already entered this circle and there are still many companies she can go to.

In this circle, as long as you work hard, there will be people willing to hire you. Although it cannot be compared with those who get the biggest paychecks, such as capital and actors, the income is indeed much better than that of ordinary workers.

Although she has achieved some success in writing online articles, at least it is much better than in her previous life, and her income may be envied by her peers...but unless she sells film and television copyrights one after another, the income will not be as tempting as this job.

Because you can slack off at work, but you can’t slack off when writing.

She can stay at her workstation for eight hours a day, but that doesn't mean she is working during those eight hours, nor does it mean she will necessarily produce any work results that day.

But when she writes, she has to produce at least 3,000 words every day, and this is a must.

Of course, three thousand words are far from enough... because she can't guarantee that she can write it every day, and, when she encounters the list and the need for extra chapters, does she have to write it on the spur of the moment?

Work is to complete the tasks assigned by others.

She writes for herself, to write everything down in advance.

Moreover, even if she only gets 3,000 yuan in salary, social security and housing fund are deducted. If she didn't have this job, she would have to earn 6,000 yuan to break even.

These were her experiences from her previous life - or, in other words, the pitfalls she had encountered.

If she wrote it, she would be free.

The copyrights are sold one by one, but as long as one adaptation performs well, the price will go up.

New articles are written one by one, but it doesn’t have to be as hard as during the primitive accumulation period.

Because readers will come in batches: attracted by new books, and then drive old books.

The most important thing is that it is what she likes to do and the life she wants to live.

But the problem is that she doesn't know when such a good day will come.

Her job was different from her previous life. Although she would encounter annoying people and annoying things—working overtime was annoying! But overall, it was going smoothly. At least, it was more comfortable than Calvin.

It’s great that investment pays off.

After all, human beings are animals that seek benefits and avoid harm. No matter how great the dreams and pursuits are, they will have to give way in the face of the huge temptation of real benefits.

Coincidentally, her new article just happened to have finished being recommended in the previous round of lists.

She had an idea: maybe it's time to take a break. After all, she can't be a writer who keeps updating her works all her life.

On the day when she stopped updating, Jiang Baige was still feeling uneasy. She was not in the right state after working all day. But after that day, everything was fine. Nothing happened. There was no riot in the comment section, and the editor did not come to question her.

While writing a paper in the library in the afternoon, she received a phone call and became nervous for a moment: Fortunately, it was Lin Xingran.