China Entertainment's My Artistic Career

Chapter 12 Blog
In the next few days, He Hua and Zhang Li got in touch several times, and the two got along quite well, but they just didn't have that kind of emotional feeling.

He Hua thought about it carefully and felt that this was not the love he wanted, so he gradually stopped contacting and replying to Zhang Li.

The three roommates just started to watch the excitement, and thought that the two of them might succeed this time, after all, women chase men.

As a result, within two days, He Hua remained silent, and continued typing in front of the computer in the dormitory every night.

This situation is wrong, Guo Changlin sat on the chair and asked He Hua curiously:
"Didn't you go well two days ago? Why didn't you make an appointment suddenly?"

"Yes, yes, what happened?" Liu Zhonglun also poked his head out of the bed.

Gao Jian was sitting in Liu Zhonglun's place to play computer games, and when he heard their questions, he stopped what he was doing, took off his earphones and looked at He Hua inquiringly.

"No appointment, I just got to know each other two days ago, and we were friends."

He Hua was embarrassed, so he went to the bathroom to wash up without going into details.

The three looked at each other.Liu Zhonglun was speechless: "Yes, there must be something wrong with the two of them."

Gao Jian thought for a while:
"It's probably because Hua Zi didn't like Zhang Li. If it's really a date, at least he should be happy when he comes back. But every time he comes back, it's the same as usual. Forget it, if you don't like Zhang Li, let's not ask, and don't tell anyone when you go out."

The other two nodded in agreement.

Since love hasn't come yet, let's work hard to start a career!

The time soon came to mid-November, and He Hua's "Strange Hero Yizhimei" was almost finished. He calculated that it would be finished in two days.

But everything does not go according to people's wishes, at this time Han Zhongliang called and told He Hua that he should be ready to leave for the signing:

"The signing will officially start on the 19th, and a few more places will be added, including Foshan and Qingdao."

"Ah, do you want to add more?"

He Hua nodded when he heard it, and immediately reflected: "It's selling well?"

"Hahaha, of course, our Spring Breeze Literature and Art is not in vain, you just sit back and prepare for hand cramps! Also, your blog will also be published at the same time, remember to update it more often."

Han Zhongliang was a little excited:
"We have contacted the distributors, and some of the books are sold out, and some of them have sold out, and some of them also said that there is no problem. Now about 9 copies have been sold. We will try to reprint after this wave of signings. We will let your name be listed alongside Han Han and Guo Jingming."

Han Zhongliang is full of ambition.

"Then I would like to thank Teacher Han."

He Hua is also a little emotional: With the player himself, he is bound to become a trend-setter in this era!

Soon, the news that "The Sky of the Wind Dog" sold 9 copies in half a month appeared in newspapers and the Internet.

In addition, the author of the book, He Hua, is about to hold a signing event in major cities, and He Hua will have close contact with netizens on the Sina blog.

When the news came out, the sales volume, which had dropped slightly, rose again, and there were still a large number of passers-by watching. They couldn't bear the curiosity in their hearts and bought a book to see the whole picture.

He Hua also posted his first post on the Sina blog that he had opened a long time ago:
Hello everyone, I am He Hua, the author of "The Sky of the Wind Dog".

The next day, He Hua logged in again, and saw a large number of messages in the background:

Some talked about the content of the novel, some expressed their liking for the characters, and some made friends here.

This is the effect of website boosting. He Hua also responded to some interesting questions, and then sent out the second content:
Thank you for your liking for "The Sky of the Wind Dog". Next, I will go to many cities to hold signing events. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can come and chat in person.

Then I attached the specific time and place of my signing meeting.

I saw someone leave a message saying: 30 yuan for a book is too expensive and I can’t afford it.

He Hua also replied below: Uh, this is the publisher's price, and I can't change it. Several friends can buy a book and read it in turn.

Some people ridiculed him: what was written was a mess, far worse than Han Han's "Three Doors".

He Hua also replied stiffly: Then you just don't want to watch it, I forced you to watch it?

He Hua's character and temper are vividly displayed in the comments and replies in the background of the blog:

If you encounter softness, you will be soft, if you encounter arrogance, you will be arguing, if you meet a reasonable person, you will argue about winning or losing, if you meet an unreasonable person, you will just scold back.

In this case, the reading volume of He Hua's blog skyrocketed.

On Saturday morning on the 19th, at the entrance of BJ Wangfujing Xinhua Bookstore, hundreds of youths and teenagers gathered here, and some students who had just heard the news were rushing here one after another.

The signing session started at 10 o'clock, and He Hua came over at 9:[-] o'clock. The staff of the publishing house were still preparing, and there were already a lot of people at the scene.

Taking advantage of this time, He Hua quickly calmed down his excited heart, and Gao Jian Zhao Xiaoxi who accompanied him also whispered:
"Don't be nervous, there is always a first time"

He Hua glared at Gao Jian angrily.

Zhao Xiaoxi is not only their classmate, but also Gao Jian's girlfriend.

I heard that He Hua was going to hold a signing event today, so he insisted on following along to take a look. Gao Jian had no choice but to ask He Hua for help, so in name they came to cheer him up, but in fact they came to watch the excitement.

It didn't take long, and the time came.

The signing session officially started at 10 o'clock. Backstage, He Hua listened to the host's opening remarks and introductory words and then walked out:

"Hi everyone, I'm He Hua, the author of "The Sky of the Wind Dog." There were bursts of applause at the scene.

After He Hua briefly answered a few questions from the media on site, the signing began officially.

"Hi, where are you from?" Looking at the girl standing in front of him who was embarrassed and didn't know what to say, He Hua had no choice but to speak first.

"Ah, I'm from No. [-] High School."

"Oh, I'm not from BJ, so I don't know. Where is No. [-] Middle School? Is it far away?"

"It's not far, it's just on XX Street. You don't belong to BJ. I thought it was BJ written in the book."

"My college roommate is BJ's."

"Oh, your writing is really good, I like it very much, Liu Wenqin is a little pitiful, but it's pretty good in the end."

Chatting and chatting, people around also came over.

He Hua quickly asked her name, and after getting the answer, he wrote his best wishes to her on the title page, and then signed a signature specially designed by the teacher.

Afterwards, everyone, He Hua, would briefly chat with them and ask them about their evaluation of the book.

If you encounter something that is right, you will also say that you will correct it next time.

In this way, one person chatted for about 1 minute, and the time passed quickly.

In the end, if the staff hadn't reminded and urged him, He Hua probably wouldn't be able to catch the afternoon flight.

From ten o'clock in the morning to two o'clock in the afternoon, He Hua's writing hands were almost cramp, and his mind was even more confused. You thought you only signed your signature, and people came all the way to see you, so you couldn't add a message or something.

At the end of writing, the smile on He Hua's face was forced out.

Then He Hua took a taxi to the airport, there was another show in Tianjin in the evening!

(End of this chapter)