The good wife and mother worked herself to death, and was reborn to win the game

Jiang Wan was anxious, so he jogged down the mountain.

When she ran to the door of the post office, she was actually a little nervous.

This was her third time coming here, and she still couldn't help but feel nervous.

Jiang Wan patted his chest lightly, trying to calm himself down, then he mustered up the courage to walk in.

Jiang Wan mustered up the courage to speak when the older sister sitting at the counter saw her.

"It's you? Jiang Wan? You finally came here. There are several letters for you. Come and take a look!"

Before Jiang Wan could even open her mouth to speak, the older sister who had given her a cold shoulder last time suddenly received her warmly.

The eldest sister took the initiative to talk to her and handed over the letter with her name on it.

She looked at the letter in Jiang Wan's hand with anticipation, wishing she could open it right now.

She had looked at the return addresses on the envelopes before, and each letter was sent from various magazines and newspapers.

She has worked in the post office for so many years that she has roughly mastered some rules.

If the manuscript you submit is not accepted, you will basically not receive any response.

Only accepted manuscripts will receive a reply.

Moreover, these replies are generally larger because they are mixed with newspapers and magazines.

These newspapers and magazines are included with each accepted manuscript.

Jiang Wan counted and found that there were four replies this time. Does that mean four manuscripts were accepted?

Her heart was pounding and her hands were shaking slightly with nervousness.

Some of the manuscripts she submitted in the early stage were just okay. In fact, with her current ability, many contents could be improved.

Jiang Wan came here this time with the idea that he would be lucky if only two of his manuscripts were accepted.

But she didn't expect that four manuscripts were approved directly. For a moment, she even doubted whether her ability improved too quickly or it was too easy to approve manuscripts now?

Because there is usually a withdrawal notice inside the envelope, she must open it and take out the slip before she can get her royalties.

When Jiang Wan opened the envelope, her elder sister stared at her with wide eyes.

Although it was clearly not her letter, she was more excited than if she had received the letter herself.

During the years she worked in the post office, she encountered quite a few submissions.

However, many people did not receive any response after submitting their applications.

She has never met anyone like Jiang Wan who received four or five replies in a short period of time.

She secretly made a bet with herself, still wondering if she was wrong.

Jiang Wan tore open the first envelope. This envelope was smaller and contained a piece of newspaper.

Jiang Wan applied to a newspaper in the provincial capital, and his articles were still about the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

She also didn't expect that so many people would be willing to read the article based on Wei Mingxiang.

Jiang Wan's manuscript had only 500 words and took up a very small space, but he still received a fee of eight yuan.

This money is neither too much nor too little, at least enough for a meat dinner today.

The eldest sister was staring eagerly, and felt a little disappointed when she saw a newspaper being taken out of the envelope.

Jiang Wan had too many things in her hands, so she could only put the newspaper aside.

The eldest sister opened the newspaper out of curiosity, and when she saw the big words "Provincial Capital Daily" at the beginning of the newspaper, she suddenly became nervous.

The Provincial Capital Daily is a well-known newspaper in their provincial capital.

I heard that this newspaper is extremely strict in reviewing manuscripts, and it is very difficult to get your manuscript approved.

As far as she knows, there are several local writers who have submitted manuscripts to the provincial capital's daily newspaper, but none of them has received a response so far.

Jiang Wan was the only one among so many people whose manuscript was accepted and who received royalties.

The eldest sister put away the contempt in her eyes, and her gaze towards Jiang Wan instantly became scorching.

She stared at the newspaper and searched again and again, trying to find the manuscript written by Jiang Wan with her keen eyes.

Jiang Wan was very cautious, and the name he used when sending the email was completely different from his actual pen name.

Moreover, there is no connection between the two names. If you don't know the type of writing she does, trying to pick her out from so many articles is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Jiang Wan did this on purpose to give himself double insurance.

Otherwise, based on the information outside the envelope, people would be able to know all her actual information, which would be too insecure.

She was already in dire straits, so naturally she had to be extra careful to ensure her own safety.

The eldest sister is very patient. If she doesn’t find it the first time, she will start searching a second time.

Jiang Wan took this opportunity to open the second letter.

This time she wrote a short novel of 10,000 words. Jiang Wan had conceived this story for a long time in her previous life.

However, not long after she conceived the story, she fell seriously ill and ultimately did not have the chance to publish it.

She put a lot of thought into writing this story and the result was very good.

This time, the magazine directly gave her a fee of 25 yuan per thousand words. In other words, Jiang Wan directly received a huge income of 250 yuan for this short manuscript of words.

After Jiang Wan took out the magazine, he nervously took out the withdrawal slip inside.

When she saw the amount of 251.32 yuan, she was so happy that she was stunned.

Her eyes instantly turned red and tears flowed down.

Jiang Wan never dreamed that he could get such a large sum of money after making some minor changes to the manuscript he had conceived in his previous life.

With this money, she was basically financially independent in the short term.

From now on, she can buy whatever she wants without having to look at the price and can spend money as she pleases.

She never dreamed that this day would come.

This is probably the ultimate satisfaction that comes from becoming rich through one's own knowledge.

A tear fell down her face and landed on the withdrawal notice with a plop.

Jiang Wan quickly reached out and wiped his eyes, then burst into laughter.

She then opened two more envelopes, both of which contained short stories, and the royalties for each were only a dozen or twenty yuan.

Although the money is not much, it is still a considerable income when accumulated over time.

The withdrawal notice took out the previous withdrawal notice and combined it with these four.

In the end, Jiang Wan took out a lump sum of 350 yuan in royalties.

You should know that nowadays a slightly smaller house in town can be bought for only five or six hundred dollars.

Even a bigger and better house rarely costs more than 1000 yuan.

In other words, Jiang Wan could use this income to buy one-third of a decent house in the town.

This result not only surprised Jiang Wan himself, but also his elder sister.

This is the girl with the highest acceptance rate, the highest royalty payment, and the youngest person she has ever seen.

This little girl's strength was so strong that even she was amazed.

She was blind before and spoke rudely to her. Thinking about it now, she could only say that she was really blind and failed to recognize the great man.