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Chapter 306 Only the strong have the right to talk about dreams! (Seeking monthly votes!!!)

at noon.

With the full promotion of the two major websites, three books, "The Desolate Emperor", "Covering the Sky", and "God Ruins", were launched.

They all entered the paid version together, and even the paid chapters weren't posted by him.

He sent all his drafts to the website and then let the website find someone to publish them.

This is actually quite correct; otherwise, he wouldn't be able to manage both websites on his own, and if there really were a priority order, it would be unacceptable for either website.

How could they possibly accept a book that becomes a viral sensation, being released first on another website and drawing all the readers away there? They can only feel at ease if it's released simultaneously.

So they started releasing chapters right at midnight.

Even on the sweet potato side, since there is no automatic publishing technology yet, several editors have been activated.

They released all three books together.

Zhou Yue provided a draft of 100,000 words per book, roughly thirty chapters.

The first hour passed, and everyone fell silent for a moment when the data for the first hour came out.

Three hundred thousand first-time subscriptions in one hour?

The two websites are similar, both around 300,000, with Fanshu having a slightly higher number, but even the most popular one, Zhetian, has less than 500,000.

In fact, these three books are quite balanced, each with its own audience, and their performance is roughly the same.

The first hour's revenue was around 300,000.

"If we multiply the first hour by five, then it might be 1.5 million?"

"A book's initial subscriptions have reached this level?"

"Does that mean that these two websites combined could have over three million copies of a single book? That means the three books together would be worth ten million?"

Everyone felt a little confused.

They did calculate the potential of the book, or rather, some data that the book could bring, but it was this data that shocked them immensely!
A ten million yuan initial deposit?
what is this concept?

Chengfeng, who wrote about mortals cultivating immortality, is considered a supreme god in the online novel circle. His first subscription was actually only around 180,000, which is roughly equivalent to 200,000.

Two hundred thousand? That's not even enough for someone else's subscription for one hour.

That’s all.

How can you compare 200,000 to 10 million?

Even the website's top management started to get envious.

"Ten million subscriptions on the first day, it's really hard to imagine."

"This might be the only one of its kind in the online novel world!"

"While it may not be the last of its kind, there has never been anyone like this before. One book is equivalent to most of our library."

Putting everything else aside, the total number of subscriptions for these three books combined is probably equivalent to the total number of subscriptions for 500 best-selling books combined.

It's no exaggeration to say that these three books are equivalent to almost half of their website!
No one can refute this; it's simply the truth. After all, the data from these three books is there for all to see, and it's all very transparent, so even ordinary readers can see it.

After all, the event page is there.

Although there are promotions for early subscriptions, which allow some people to buy chapters in advance and then subscribe to them all at once after they are released.

More refunds and less compensation.

In conclusion, they definitely have sufficient promotional efforts for these books.

But while the event is an event, the most important thing is probably the books themselves.

"That's outrageous! It's attracted almost half of the website's paying readers. Is this book really that good?"

Several high-ranking officials began to discuss. "In that case, should we also buy the comic book rights? The potential impact might be far greater than that of 'A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality'!"

"If others won't sell it, you shouldn't even think about it," Manager Sun shook his head.

He had dealt with Zhou Yue before, and Zhou Yue kept the copyright in his own hands precisely to prevent this day from coming.

After all, since the copyright is in your own hands, you can control the character modeling and the direction of the plot without the need for others to interfere. In fact, if you are not satisfied, you can redo it.

He also knew that Zhou Yue wasn't holding the copyright to make a lot of money; it was probably just to promote the original work.

To expand influence, or something like that.

After all, someone of Teacher Zhou's level and ability doesn't care about this amount of money. His influence across the entire internet is what matters most, because that involves copyright. If his influence really reaches a certain level, any copyright can sell for an astronomical price.

Even a book title can sell for millions or tens of millions.

This is normal.

This level completely transcends the ranks of ordinary authors.

He no longer needs to stand with ordinary authors; he is completely detached from them, and they cannot view Teacher Zhou through the same lens as ordinary authors.

Only authors at that level are qualified to talk about dreams.

They have aspirations and want more people to see their work.

This is also normal.

After all, authors can't work solely for money.

Upon hearing this, many of the high-ranking officials fell silent for a moment.

They definitely prioritize their own interests when considering issues.

However, they also secretly regretted it.

"We still need to continue promoting these books. We should advertise them on all the major short video platforms. After all, having these books guarantees traffic!"

"This could expand the base of paid reading; tens of millions of initial subscriptions are truly terrifying."

"In my more than 20 years in the industry, I have never seen such a powerful book."

"I've read all three books, and they're truly captivating. They completely subvert the traditional online novel style... three different writing styles!"

"Almost every book he wrote paved a new path. It's no exaggeration to say that he is a trendsetter in the online literature world."

"No amount of promotion is too much."

"Our previous book was 'Mystery,' and we bought the full rights for 100 million yuan."

"I wonder if this will ever be possible again in the future?"

"However, the final subscription count for 'The Mysterious' was only around 1.4 million, which is less than that of any of these three books."

"There's one more thing, Mr. Li didn't mention, right? The book 'Mystery' directly helped solidify the website's position on the international platform."

“Originally, the international website we created did not have such a capable book, and the website was almost facing a shortage of talent. Now, the website is a huge success and is selling to countries all over the world.”

"The Mysterious" series deserves a lot of credit!"

"So that book was worth it!"

"Yes, I know it's worth it, but what we need to consider now is the issue of follow-up cooperation. Is it possible to write another buyout agreement later?"

"It's basically impossible. Even if it were possible to write, it would likely come at an extremely high price."

"Like these three books, each of them is a complete system."

"Could you estimate the value of each book?"

(End of this chapter)