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

In April, Jiang Baige terminated his contract with Nanlin.com.

She didn't know what kind of deal Bilan and Nanlin had made, but she took a look at the penalty fee and it was less than she thought.

Of course, it doesn’t matter how many, they’re all blue anyway.

At about the same time, she submitted her resignation. Calculating the date, it was just in time for the May Day holiday, and she could start work at Zhao Bi's screenwriter studio after the holiday.

Su Su was the first to know that she was leaving, and said with reluctance: "My coffee partner..."

Jiang Baige laughed and said, "Coffee Buddy will treat you to coffee today!"

"No, I should be the one seeing you off!"

Jiang Baige was not polite. After lunch, they bought a cup of coffee on the way to the company. The weather in April had warmed up a bit, and the sun came out again that day, warming people's bodies and hearts.

Su Su asked Jiang Baige: "Are you leaving because someone complained about you before the New Year?"

"A little bit."

"Oh, how annoying!" Su Su stamped her feet in anger, "Have those people forgotten that when the epidemic first came, if it weren't for you, there would be no masks and disinfectant for everyone!"

"It's normal. At that time, everyone appreciated my kindness because I did good things. But later, perhaps because their interests conflicted, they regarded me as an enemy."

Su Su bit the straw on the coffee cup and stirred it twice: "I actually know that you have a side job. But don't all young people have side jobs now? I also make handicrafts and sell them online, and I also go to various markets to set up stalls... Why do you have to be angry with those people..."

"The person who complained probably doesn't know me very well. Actually, working is my side job."

"Ah?" Su Su's jaw almost dropped.

But Jiang Baige did not elaborate and remained mysterious.

She knew that as she left, these colleagues would become more and more distant from her because their circles of life were completely different.

So I deliberately left something behind to cover up the truth and let those people guess.

Anyway, after she leaves, whatever happens here will have nothing to do with her.

To be honest, she was a little grateful to the person who told the tale, as it was like he made a decision for her.

There are no secrets in the company at all. Even if Su Su didn't help her find out, she would soon find out who did it when she returned to the company.

But does this matter?

Just like her now, she has long forgotten the names of those people who made things difficult for her, made her take the blame, and tormented her at work in her previous life...

She has moved on, and whether the old people are dead or alive is no longer important.

What's important is the new book she is writing.

On the day she terminated her contract with Nanlin, the editor Damai, whom Han Li had mentioned to her before, came to add her.

Two or three days later, a new contract was sent.

Her author contract was for ten years, which was longer than the one she had signed online at Nanlin University, but at least better than a lifetime contract - Jiang Baige was very skeptical as to whether it was legal.

If she was asked to sign a lifetime contract, she would not be willing to do so. She had told Han Li about this, and Han Li had promised her.

It’s not that she cannot accept a ten-year contract now.

However, considering the current trend towards signing books rather than people, a ten-year author contract is still relatively long.

Jiang Baige learned from Taiyang Tiandan that although she came with a pen name, she was only signing a single book.

After reading the contract and finding no major problems, Jiang Baige signed it and sent it to Damai.

Sure enough, just as Han Li said, after the contract was signed, Damai started to urge for the manuscript.

Editor Damai: [Mrs. Bird, keep your eyes peeled for new articles! ]

After Jiang Baige terminates the contract, she can continue to use her three pen names.

She discussed it with Damai and decided to keep the name "White Bird" in the patricide article because it was her most famous pen name.

"Thanks to" the crazy "opening of the box" against her during the cyberbullying, now everyone knows that "Baixile" is "White Bird", so there is no need to worry about readers not being able to find it.

As for the content of the novel, she still sticks to her previous direction.

On one side is the million-dollar novel of "Baixile", which challenges different online writing ideas and themes.

On the other side is "White Bird"'s realistic novel of 200,000 to 300,000 words, which is mainly for the convenience of adaptation by Blue Film and Television.

Editor Damai: [Since Azure reports the rankings for the next month in the second half of each month, I suggest that if possible, it is best to start writing in early May! If it is too late, it will have to be early June... After all, my wife hasn't produced anything for three months. ]

Damai also said that because Jiang Baige is now a relatively popular online writer, she wanted to ask a graphic designer to make two more promotional pages before publishing the article, and put them on the homepage of the website for promotion.

Seeing how enthusiastic she was, Jiang Baige immediately sent her the outline and beginning of the cyberbullying article: [Editor, can you please take a look at this? ]

Editor Damai: [Wow, the lady is really well prepared! Thank you for the manuscript! I will go and read it right away! ]

After sending it, Barley disappeared.

On the other side, Jiang Baige also said goodbye to Zhou Zhou.

Perhaps she had a premonition when Jiang Baige "stopped writing" on Nanlin.com, so she was not surprised by Jiang Baige's departure.

She also said that if there was any news about the sale of new copyrights of Jiang Baige's books at Nanlin, she would be notified in time.

Although Jiang Baige had no hope for this, she still said thank you sincerely.

Just as Jiang Baige expected, after reading the outline and the beginning, Damai immediately developed an early promotion plan.

However, because she hopes to directly link the content of the novel with Jiang Baige's previous experience of cyber violence, and may mention it in the promotional slogan, she has to seek Jiang Baige's opinion.

Jiang Baige certainly agreed and also offered a lot of his own ideas.

The communication between the two was very smooth, and Jiang Baige's new article was scheduled to be published after May 1st.

Before the holiday, Jiang Baige officially resigned from her previous foreign company and went for an pre-employment physical examination.

After May Day, I went to work in the script studio.

On her first day at work, a few of her colleagues held a welcome party for her.

Because the "Landehutu" script studio and the Blue Literature Network are both owned by Blue Film and Television, colleagues all know that Jiang Baige is "Bai Xiaoniao".

Some people also said that they saw a promotion saying that Jiang Baige was going to write a new article, and it was about cyber violence...

We actually started chatting about gossip like this, it was really very free.

Free working hours.

It’s similar to what Han Li and Kou Yun said. If there is anything during non-project periods, just report it in the system in advance.

Meetings are not frequent and are always notified in advance. They are mainly for communicating the progress of various projects.

Kou Yun said that this was a good time to join the company as they had just finished a big project, so this period would be relatively relaxing.

Jiang Baige thought: That’s great!

But she wasn't thinking about writing, but...

When she got home, she pushed open Mo Songru's door excitedly: "Sister, we can start our house-hunting mission again!"

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Thanks again to [A Woman Becoming a Big Woman] for feeding Xiuer~