Literary Master 1978.

Chapter 64 I Want to Get Free Sex with You

When it was almost time to get off work, Hu Wenqiong noticed that there were a few students lingering in the Sunshine Hall, as if they were waiting for someone, but their eyes were always glancing towards the front desk of the library.

After a while, when everyone was packing up and leaving get off work, Hu Wenqiong saw those students stopping Lin Chaoyang.

Lin Chaoyang usually interacted frequently with students from the Chinese Department, but Hu Wenqiong didn't care.

"Are you really Xu Lingjun?"

The people who stopped Lin Chaoyang were both men and women, and they introduced themselves as being from the Economics Department, Class of 78.

In the past two days, the magazine "Unnamed Lake" created by Chen Jiangong and his colleagues has officially started to spread among the students of Yan University. Many students have found a familiar name on the list of advisors.
——Xu Lingjun.

Over the past six months, "The Horse Wrangler" has sparked huge discussions among readers and has had a huge influence.

This is partly due to the current momentum of scar literature, but it is also closely related to the excellent quality of the novel itself.

It looks like scar literature, but it is actually Jack Sue.

In the storm of scar literature that has swept the literary world in the past year or so, the style of "The Shepherd" is unique, especially its influence among young readers exceeds that of its predecessors "The Class Teacher" and "Scars".

Xu Lingjun's name appeared in "Weiming Lake", and many students at Yan University were naturally curious.

Some students who were close to the Chinese Department and the May Fourth Literary Society found out who Xu Lingjun was after asking around.

He is actually an employee of Yanda Library?

Having known that this day would come, Lin Chaoyang acted calmly, "That's a pen name."

It really is?
Several students confirmed that Lin Chaoyang was Xu Lingjun who wrote "The Shepherd", and their faces became surprised and suspicious.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" Faced with the distrustful expressions on the faces of several people, Lin Chaoyang did not know whether to laugh or cry.

"Really?" another boy asked.

Lin Chaoyang shook his head. "If nothing else, I'll leave. It's time to get off work!"

"Eh~"

Without waiting for the students to react, Lin Chaoyang left.

"What does this guy mean?" Several students were left standing there, staring at each other.

A slightly plump girl with two pigtails said: "I heard from Xia Xiaohong from the Chinese Department that he seems to be a very low-key person and doesn't want others to know that he writes novels."

"Is there anyone who doesn't want to be famous?" someone asked.

"It's probably due to the experience in previous years..."

The reason this person came up with was very powerful, and everyone was convinced.

Everyone was talking as they walked, and no one went out to chase Lin Chaoyang.

It is true that they are enthusiastic readers, but Yan University students have their own pride.

There has never been a shortage of celebrities at Yanda, including Ji Xianlin, Ma Yinchu, Li Yining, Fei Xiaotong, Jin Kaicheng, Zhu Guangqian, Wang Yao, Wang Li...

Which department doesn’t have masters? Which master is not famous all over the world?

They came to the library to find Lin Chaoyang more out of curiosity, but now that they saw what Xu Lingjun looked like, their curiosity was not so strong anymore.

No one expected that the author of "The Horse Shepherd", which was so popular in the past six months, was actually hiding among them.

Yanda is indeed a place where hidden dragons and crouching tigers are everywhere!
When they got home, Lin Chaoyang handed the vanishing cream to Tao Yushu, who muttered, "You're wasting money again!"

Although she said so, she still happily scooped out a piece and smeared it on her face.

She also usually applies vanishing cream, but the bottle at home has been empty recently. Every time Tao Yushu applies it, she has to scratch at the bottom of the bottle for a long time.

"Hey, do you have any money left? If you don't, I can give you some more." Tao Yushu wiped his face and suddenly asked Lin Chaoyang.

"rich."

Lin Chaoyang firmly believes in one principle: a real man should not ask his wife for money.

Tao Yushu looked at her pretty face in the mirror and glanced at Lin Chaoyang's face, "You are really thrifty."

Lin Chaoyang tried hard to make his eyes firm, "Yes, I usually don't dare to order more food in the cafeteria."

Tao Yushu wiped the white paste from his temples and said nothing more.

After dinner, Lin Chaoyang took out the peach cakes again, and the two little guys, Tao Xiwen and Tao Xiwu, were overjoyed.

The peach pastry weighs just over one pound, and with so many people in the room, each person can only get a few pieces.

Sister-in-law Zhao Li left her portion for the two little ones. Under her gaze, the brother-in-law, who was eating happily, gave the remaining snacks to the children. Tao Yumo ate his own portion himself.

Lin Chaoyang noticed that the snacks on Tao's father's table were not touched. The two little ones finished their parents' and set their eyes on their grandfather's. However, Tao's father, who always loved his grandchildren, turned a blind eye to them.

While Tao's mother was clearing the table, Lin Chaoyang saw Tao's father taking his snack back into the house.

"Dad's snacks are saved for Mom, right?" Lin Chaoyang asked Tao Yushu.

"Well, my mom has loved sweets since she was a kid. When I was a kid, there was sweets in our house all day long."

"No wonder, Dad really loves his wife."

"You're good too."

Tao Yushu ate Lin Chaoyang's snack and praised him. After washing up, the two lay on the bed, and Lin Chaoyang said, "Yushu, a student from Yanda came to the library to see me today."

Tao Yushu looked at him and asked, "Do the students know about this?"

"That's right. It's been circulated in the Chinese Department before. I guess everyone will know it in no time. Why don't you tell your parents?"

"You took the initiative to tell her, and she thought you were showing off, so she waited for her to ask."

Lin Chaoyang knew that the "she" Tao Yushu was referring to was his mother-in-law.

The two had discussed whether to talk about this matter before, and Lin Chaoyang said, "Then what about the others..."

"Everyone knows it, but she doesn't know?"

Tao Yushu's rhetorical question left Lin Chaoyang speechless.

He imagined that his mother-in-law had been kept in the dark, learned the news from others, and then went home to confront him, only to find out that everyone knew about it except her.

I guess he'll explode with anger!
"By the way, next time you go to Yenching Literature and Art, please ask me whether they have reviewed my review. Did it fail again?" Tao Yushu reminded Lin Chaoyang before going to bed.

"understood."

The next morning, when Lin Chaoyang was washing up, he heard Tao Yushu's angry voice.

"What's going on?" he asked as he returned to the house.

"Look! It must have been done by that girl Yumo!"

Tao Yushu showed him the vanishing cream that Lin Chaoyang had just bought for her yesterday. A large piece had been scraped out from the middle of the originally full bottle of white vanishing cream.

Usually, Tao Yumo would always secretly take some of Tao's mother and Tao Yushu's vanishing cream. Now, she had just gone out for school. She probably found that there was too much vanishing cream in Tao Yushu's jar in the morning and couldn't help but take a handful of it.

"This damn girl! I will teach her a lesson when she comes back!" Tao Yushu said angrily.

Lin Chaoyang smiled but said nothing. He was used to the noisy relationship between the two sisters.

When Lin Chaoyang arrived at the library in the morning, he had just started teaching for a while when he noticed another student looking at him from the corner of the Sunshine Hall.

I think everyone should know about "The Shepherd". Recently, "Wenming Lake" has been circulating in Yanyuan. I think many students must be curious about the appearance of Xu Lingjun's name on it. It is not difficult to find out by asking students from the Chinese Department or the May Fourth Literary Society.

Speculating the reason for this phenomenon in the past two days, Lin Chaoyang felt fortunate that it was thanks to the reputation of Yanda that these students behaved particularly proudly. Otherwise, he would inevitably be troubled by the students' attention.

It was almost noon and Lin Chaoyang was about to go to eat when he saw Chen Jiangong and Wang Xiaoping coming together.

"Chaoyang, do you have time this afternoon? Come with us to meet a friend?"

"Meeting a friend? Who?"

"Zhao Zhenkai!"

Lin Chaoyang was a little surprised and asked Chen Jiangong: "Why does he want to see me?"

Wang Xiaoping said, "I mentioned you last time when I met with the Today group. They wanted to meet you."

There were several people in the Chinese Department of Yenching University who had very close literary contacts with people in society, including Wang Xiaoping. She and Cha Jianying would ride their bicycles into the city every now and then to the slum on Dongsishitiao to participate in the literary activities of Today. This was no secret in the Chinese Department.

Lin Chaoyang didn't want to hang out with the people from Today, but since Chen Jiangong and the others had come to invite him, it would be unkind of him to refuse bluntly.

"Okay, I'll come see you guys after get off work."

"We'll be waiting for you on the Triangle Lawn."

With half an hour left before the end of get off work, Lin Chaoyang said hello to Hu Wenqiong and left the library early.

As soon as he came out of the library, he saw a group of young people gathered on the lawn of the triangle.

Lin Chaoyang came near the crowd, and Wang Xiaoping introduced him to a well-mannered young man who was standing in the crowd and talking eloquently.

Zhao Zhenkai has a thin face and his eyes are somewhat cold and melancholy, which fits the image of a poet in the public's perception.

After introducing each other and exchanging a few pleasantries, Zhao Zhenkai mentioned "The Shepherd" in a very polite tone.

"I have read your work. While it responds to the call of the times, it also expresses the author's own unique point of view, which is very personal."

"Thank you."

Since the publication of Today last winter, Zhao Zhenkai, Mang Ke and others have been the hottest figures in the Yenching cultural circle. Especially in Yenching's colleges and universities, this group of people can be said to be leading the way and have a large number of fans.

However, this group of people are incompatible with the mainstream, and their style of doing things is somewhat unconventional, which is completely different from Lin Chaoyang.

After exchanging a few polite words, Zhao Zhenkai said to Lin Chaoyang, "My main purpose for coming here this time is to solicit manuscripts from these authors at Yanda University."

"Before you came, I also told Xiaocha, Xiaoping, Ziping and others that the content of our Today magazine is that poetry is the strongest, novels are the second, and reviews are the weakest.

I have read your "The Shepherd", Xiao Cha's "The First Meteor" and Zi Ping's comments before. They are all very well written and are also the parts that need to be strengthened in our "Today".

So I am here today to sincerely invite you to join the big family of Today..."

Zhao Zhenkai has a gentle appearance and seems calm when he is silent. When he speaks, his voice is soft and powerful, his logic is clear, and there is a hint of incitement in his voice.

Lin Chaoyang occasionally glanced around and saw that among the people whose names Zhao Zhenkai mentioned just now, except for him, all the others had excited and longing looks on their faces, and it seemed that they couldn't wait to present the manuscripts with both hands.

But Lin Chaoyang remained calm. He pricked up his ears and heard a sentence from Zhao Zhenkai's impassioned speech:

I want to get you guys for free!
(End of this chapter)