It Would Be Great If I Could Be a Copywriter

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"It's really hard..."

After listening to Yuzi's narration, Xiao Li sighed again.

Publishing house editors are often much worse than web editors.

Different editors have subtly different ways of getting along with authors.

For example, in online articles, if you rush to the street, you won't even feel the existence of the editor.

"It's hard work, but it's also work, and there's nothing wrong with being accused by readers."

Yuzu muttered to persuade herself.

"In short, these two days I need to step up the progress of urging Mr. Xiaogui, and it's still in the middle of the New Year... I don't want to make trouble for the New Year's Eve."

"Well, Sister Yuzi, forgive me... What will happen if the author keeps procrastinating and misses the deadline?"

Xiao Li suddenly asked an ordinary question.

But grapefruit was a bit unexpected.

In her eyes, this question is as simple as "why do cats eat fish", even a little silly.

"Of course it's serious!"

Yuzu's tone was severe.

"If you can't meet the deadline, the release will be postponed."

"Delayed release?" Xiao Li tilted her head.

Yuzu continued: "Publishing a book involves a larger group of people than you can imagine. If the release is delayed, it will cause trouble for many people."

"First of all, readers who are waiting happily will be disappointed. Operators, bookstores, printing houses, corrections, advertisements, and business operators... not only related to the author's personal problems,

It is also related to the reputation of the company as a whole. "

Speaking of this, Yuzu's expression became gloomy, as if thinking of some unbearable past events.

"Then, as an editor, I have to keep apologizing to the above-mentioned people. After the apology, I will be reprimanded by the editor-in-chief and the company's senior management, and it is me, not those bastard authors who hide behind and haven't finished writing the manuscript..."

"Yes! That's the kind of treatment! This is the job of an editor, a simple job that is tossed and tossed around by a group of authors with different personalities..."

Yuzu tapped the table with her fingernails, and summed up in an angry tone the current status of editors in light novel publishing houses.

A terrible word in uppercase.

Sighing, looking at Xiao Li who was already petrified, Yuzu slowed down her tone and explained softly:

"However, Mr. Little Ghost is not in the state of serializing novels. Logically speaking, there is no deadline..."

"The constant urging is just to consider that the other party's influence is very high, it's best not to stay in this resting state for too long..."

After all, she called Su Chen again on her own.

Unsurprisingly, the phone didn't go through.

In other words, Su Chen didn't answer at all.

"Well, I'm sure I'll contact Teacher Xiaogui too..."

Xiao Li couldn't stand it anymore, and even began to feel sorry for the editor.

"Then please."

"OK."

Xiao Li took out his mobile phone from his bag.

To be honest, neither of them had high hopes for that.

As an editor, I can't get in touch with the little ghost. On the other hand, Xiao Li, a little fan who doesn't even have a contact method, can only try his luck through private messages on Weibo...

This is simply the probability of finding a needle in a haystack.

"Teacher Little Ghost, do you have any idea about your new book?"

Send a private message on Weibo.

After only a few seconds, a message surfaced.

"I've almost thought about it, and it will probably be a short story like "Your Name"."

"Ah! Come back to me!"

"Varied……!?"

Hearing Xiaoli's exclamation, Youzi poked her head over immediately.

He stared at the girl's cell phone.

She scolded Su Chen in her heart.

Good guy, I really have you. I don't reply to the messages I edited, I don't answer the phone, and I still have the mind to read private messages on Weibo.

What the hell, don't get caught by me at the annual meeting.

Come in vertically and I will let you go out horizontally.

"Can I ask him when the new book will be sent to the editor?"

"Ah, yes." The latest novel

Xiaoli sent it as Yuzu said.

Immediately received a "before the new year" reply.

Seconds back.

The scene was once very embarrassing.

"This guy……!!"

Youzi gritted her teeth, trembling all over, as if Prajna was alive.

"Little Li, can you lend me your phone?"

"Yes, yes, but Miss Yuzu doesn't use her own Weibo?"

Xiao Li was thoughtful.

Yuzu simply shook her head.

As soon as the other party sees the editor's account, 100 million percent will continue to lie dead.

Although I don't know why I did this, it's just very annoying.

So Xiaoli honestly lent her mobile phone to Yuzu to operate it.

The latter stared wide-eyed, typed and sent messages on the mobile phone with a murderous look, pretending to use the vest of "Mojia Xiaoli" to confront Su Chen.

the other side.

shop.

Su Chen, who had just finished playing a few games, probably never dreamed that his fans' private messages on Weibo had been replaced by his good editor Yuzu.

In the process of playing games before, he had blocked the editor list very skillfully. Before he decided to release the editor from the blacklist, he suddenly became interested and wandered around on Weibo.

And then I saw the private message of the number one fan!

An active fan like Xiao Li has written many book reviews for him, Su Chen doesn't mind chatting with her for a while.

But this...

The wind of the chat seems to be completely wrong.

Why is it that the other party will frantically hint at his new book while talking about it?

This is an act full of visual sense... Could it be that the editor logged in from a different place?

"How can it be?"

This idea was quickly rejected by Su Chen himself.

joke.

Not making a movie.

How can two people who have no interference in their life trajectories be connected in series?

Hey, it must be my number one fan who is too anxious to see the new book, so I urgently asked myself on Weibo.

Well, anyway, I'm in a good mood now.

Then give her a little information.

Su Chen thought so.

See the other party send a message to ask about the specific style of the new book.

He pondered for a while, and replied: "It's still a youthful type, but this time it may be more realistic..."

Now these words are not groundless.

After so many days, no matter how difficult it is for him to choose, he has already figured out what to write in his new light novel.

"Youth realism?"

Yuzu in front of the screen also muttered softly.

If it is classified in detail, "Your Name", which is also a short story, can be regarded as youthful and beautiful... Then what is this youthful realism?

Could it be considered traditional literature?

But this kind of selling point is not the selling point of light novels.

Yuzu's heart skipped a beat.

"What is Youth Realism?"

she asked.

Su Chen quickly replied: "There are no complicated settings, worldviews, messy characters that don't exist in reality, and no bloody romantic stories..."

"Wait, so what's left to watch?" Yuzu interrupted.

"I don't know what's left to see."

Su Chen: "But I can guarantee that this story will never disappoint you."