It Would Be Great If I Could Be a Copywriter

The brief exchange between the author and the editor ends.

Yuzu picks up the manuscript and takes it to the editorial office for cross-review.

"I found a very good submission here called "Violet Eternal Garden". I think it can be directly finalized as the Cherry Blossom Gold Award, and it has been serialized in the magazine."

Yuzu said confidently.

As soon as these words came out, all the editors in charge of the entire editorial department couldn't help but look over.

Because what she said was really shocking.

You know, as editors who have read countless manuscripts, they rarely express such subjective views among themselves.

When the editor is in charge, he will generally look at each work very impressively.

If the current abnormal phenomenon really occurs, then the result will only be two situations-either Yuzu collected money against his conscience, or there is really something in this work.

First of all, the former can be passed.

The sales volume of their light manga magazine is so dismal this time, almost all the authors who contributed articles are sending out power for love, and only those with big brains will come to bribe the editor.

So, it can only be explained that this work really has something? Let grapefruit make such an evaluation.

The editors looked at each other for a while.

Soon, a young female editor asked: "Yuzi, is the work you mentioned also contributed by a newcomer?"

"Well, it's a newcomer's manuscript. I've sent the specific electronic version to the work group." Yuzu fiddled with her phone and said very skillfully.

The editors opened the work group one after another.

"I found it! "Violet Eternal Garden" is a touching story about a girl who doesn't understand love and is looking for love."

"The author is a little vampire."

"This routine doesn't feel very new."

"I'll read it again before I say it."

The editors in the office were chattering, and then quickly quieted down, probably starting to review.

This silence lasted for a while.

Then.

One after another, someone has finished the review.

The office was buzzing again.

"Oh my god, I almost made my elders cry. I feel that the Sakura Gold Award is scheduled. What do you think?" A young male editor asked.

"I've finished reading it too. The writing is so delicate. Could this little vampire be the author of traditional literature?"

"How is it possible, didn't Yuzu say that she is a newcomer?"

"But when it comes to vampires, the first thing I think of is the house of horrors." An editor complained.

"Me too!"

Seeing that there was a slight digression, Yuzu said again: "Tell me about your feelings after reading the work, do you think you can win the Cherry Blossom Gold Award?"

"This story is very heartwarming, and the ending is even more magical. Just looking at the writer's level, I will definitely vote for this work."

"This is the light novel we need to publish. Not only is the content high-quality, but the plot is also more meaningful. Compared with this, "Academy Demon Girl" is a brainless work that just shows off the setting.

I feel totally unqualified to compete with Violet. "

"Phew, unexpected, reasonable ending." Another editor sighed, "How should I put it, this story alone is very touching, and the author has buried many details and foreshadowing in the story, so there is no need to I'm worried that it will collapse later."

"What details?" Yuzu asked.

The editor wiped the corners of his moist eyes, and said slowly: "From my personal point of view, the name of Violet should be related to the title—Vioolet's pronunciation is exactly the same as that of English. The same violets in it."

"I see!"

Yuzu's eyes lit up.

She really didn't pay attention to this point during the review, she was too busy to immerse herself in the profound story of Ann and her mother.

"Moreover," the editor just now continued to analyze like a detective: "The flower language of violets represents eternal beauty. It was Violet, and Violet wrote the letter directly at the beginning, indicating that the author wanted to write it in reverse."

As soon as these words came out, all the editors fell into deep thought.

Wonderful, wonderful!

This detail is amazing.

Just a short first chapter contains so many details, it is definitely a divine work!

There was a long silence.

Yuzu: "So, the quota for the Cherry Blossom Gold Award this time..."

"I will definitely choose "Violet Evergarden"!"

"Me too."

"I like this one too."

"Good guy, I have the same opinion..."

After asking around, none of the editors disagreed.

Such a large editorial department is actually very rare, and all editors are optimistic about the same work.

So after counting the opinions, it is a certainty that "Violet Evergarden" won the Sakura Gold Award.

It's just that it's not yet the deadline, so it must not be announced to the outside world.

But the editors in the editorial department have already started discussing to find an illustrator to draw an illustration for "Violet Evergarden".

However.

the next afternoon.

Thunder strikes the editorial department of the library, Yuzu is facing a huge problem.

That is the finished products drawn by the artists in the sub-departments, none of which satisfied them.

Violet's vertical painting, under the hands of these old artists, Yuzu feels that it lacks some spirit no matter how you look at it.

That is to say, the Mo De soul of painting.

The little vampire used a lot of pen and ink to describe Violet's beauty in the text, but these art works did not reflect Violet's violet-like elegant charm at all.

Showing the finished illustrations to other editors, everyone felt similar to him.

This made Yuzu very anxious.

If there is no finished product that satisfies her by the deadline, it will definitely affect the publication of the work.

So after work this day, she opened QQ worriedly, and explained the matter to Su Chen.

This surprised Su Chen.

He thought to himself that the deadline for this activity has not yet been reached, and your editors are already working on the illustration of the novel.

This work efficiency is a bit too high, right?

After sighing, Su Chen calmly typed and replied to Yuzu: "As for the illustration of the novel, how about this one?"

He sent a black and white picture of Violet.

It was he who drew it himself.

That's right, the witty Su Chen had expected such a situation to happen a long time ago, so he drew a black and white draft of Violet on the earth as early as the submission of the manuscript.

"This, my God! This is Violet in my mind!"

Looking at the long-haired, innocent Violet with jewel-like eyes on the screen, Yuzu calls her an expert.

"Little vampire teacher, which artist painted this picture? I wonder if he is interested in accepting the commission from the Thunderbolt Library?"

Yuzu had already made up her mind.

Even if the higher-ups disagree, she still has to contact the painter herself.

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