It Would Be Great If I Could Be a Copywriter

Lightning strikes the library company building.

In a conference room, everyone stared at the big screen in a daze.

Because it showed the daily sales volume of light novels under Leijian Library the day before yesterday.

Why are you in a daze?

Because it is not the new book of a first-line light novel author, nor the serialized old book of a popular author that won the first place in daily sales.

It's an inconspicuous light manga magazine.

That's right, compared with all other works, the sales volume of Qingman Magazine is like a bumpy concrete floor, with a sharp corner protruding, more than double the data of the second-ranked light novel.

It is enough to make everyone feel shocked that the light manga magazine that has been cobbled together has surpassed the sales of two and a half first-line writers.

Someone couldn't help exclaiming: "My God, Qingman is actually the number one in daily sales? This is too incredible."

"This...how could it be? It doesn't make sense?" A data officer in the technical department murmured. He usually doesn't pay much attention to the content of the magazine, but only counts statistics, so he didn't know about the recent earthquake in Qingman.

An editor in charge of Qingman sighed: "I already thought that the effect of Mao Xuewang's illustrations this time would be very good, but I didn't expect it to be so good."

"Maoxuewang? Is that the artist who illustrated the latest comics? He has such a terrifying popularity all by himself? Can't he?"

"Why not? You laymen don't understand that Mr. Mao Xuewang's painting skills have been ahead of the industry for decades, and now he's just sitting on a comic website as a first-line cartoonist. In my opinion, it's all Qu Cai." Conference room In the corner, Wang Runhe stroked his goatee and couldn't help but speak.

As a painter, he thinks so, the significant increase in sales this time is all due to the painter Mao Xuewang.

This view was immediately refuted.

"However, judging from some comments on the Internet, most netizens also expressed their expectations for Mr. Xiaogui's works."

"Yes, yes, "Violet Evergarden" is really good, I cried when I reviewed it." An unknown editor boldly said.

"I think it's better to let the little ghost teacher publish a booklet."

"Put it together with a magazine, but it will suppress sales."

"Yes, yes."

A group of editors chattered.

This made Wang Runhe a little speechless.

Indeed, he was so preoccupied with bragging rights that he neglected the quality of the work itself.

So for a while, the conference room was divided into two parties.

One side thinks that it will continue to be like this, let Mao Xuewang draw illustrations, and gradually increase the popularity of Qingman.

On the other hand, it is believed that the sales performance on the first day is so impressive that Mr. Xiaogui should directly publish a single book, that is, independently publish light novels, so as to take off directly.

There are no major loopholes in the two viewpoints and operations.

It's just that the former pursues safety, while the latter pursues excitement, high risk and high return. I am more afraid that a little-known light novel author will be upset if he directly releases a single volume.

This is like, when you play lol, a large wave of troops is pushed under the opposite tower,

The jungler is also squatting behind. At this time, are you overtaking or not?

If it is more, then kill the opponent's top laner and then a large wave of troops will be eaten by the tower, and the opponent's top laner will almost collapse.

If you don't go beyond, go back to the city to replenish equipment and then go online, and suppress it bit by bit, and there will be no loss.

It's just that compared to the latter, the former has a certain risk-if there is a mistake in tower jumping and a single double kill is given to the opponent, then the opponent will basically take off.

This is probably the problem that Leijian Library is currently facing.

Should we devote more resources to this newcomer light novelist kid?

"Chief editor, what do you think?"

In this regard, everyone handed over this decision to the editor-in-chief.

The editor-in-chief thought about it for a long time, and then said: "Well, let's continue to follow up the sales data for half a month. After all, the sales on the first day can't explain anything."

Hearing this, everyone nodded.

It is a bit reckless to make a major decision based on only one day's sales data.

"Then, if Qingman's sales meet expectations, we will randomly hold a voting event on the official website, and give the work with the most votes the right to issue a booklet."

The editor-in-chief continued with a straight face.

The meeting room was quiet for two seconds, and there was an uproar...

Then it suddenly boiled, and everyone agreed.

high.

This trick is really high.

It can completely test the true strength of each work in Qingman Magazine.

Therefore, the unanimous vote was in favor of passing the decision.

It's such a happy ending.

After the meeting, as a member of the meeting, the first thing Yuzu did after returning to the office was to find the little vampire and share the good news with him.

"Teacher Xiaogui, I have good news for you!"

Opening the QQ chat page excitedly, Yuzu sent a message.

Su Chen: "What good news?"

Yuzu: "Qingman's sales on the first day have attracted the attention of the higher-ups, saying that they want to track the data for half a month, and then organize a voting event on the official website..."

She revealed the news to Su Chen in one go.

Anyway, sooner or later this news will be known to all the authors on Qingman, so it doesn't matter if I say it now.

Seeing Yuzi talking a lot, Su Chen grasped the point: "That is to say, I need to get the first place in the voting, and then I can release a single book?"

Yuzu: "That's right, so, come on, Mr. Ghost."

"OK!"

Su Chen smacked her lips.

If you are really sleepy, someone will hand you a pillow.

To be honest, isn't this activity just for free?

Given how powerful he is on the Internet now, with a little publicity, isn't it easy to get the number one vote?

If there is an opportunity to release physical books at that time, the growth rate of popularity will definitely increase like a rocket.

Although the sales volume of Qingman Magazine is increasing now, it still has a certain suppressive effect on the masterpiece "Violet Eternal Garden".

Only when he breaks away from the magazine and publishes a physical book on his own, can he really take off.

After finishing the chat, he was planning to continue coding a few manuscripts for Violet, when Xinlan, the editor-in-chief of Penguin Comics, came to him again.

Hey, I'm quite busy.

No way, some people are light novel writers on the surface, but they are actually manga artists behind their backs.

Xinlan: "Oh my God, Teacher Maoxuewang! You recommended this "Violet Eternal Garden" to me. After reading it, I used up a whole bag of toilet paper, blowing it up!"

"Wei...toilet paper?"

Su Chen immediately changed color.

Xinlan hurriedly explained: "Don't get me wrong, toilet paper is for wiping tears."

Su Chen pretended to be stupid: "I didn't misunderstand? What do you think I misunderstood?"

Xinlan: "Hehe, Teacher Maoxuewang, I didn't expect you to be such a pervert."

Su Chen: "???"

Who is the pervert?

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