My art is too advanced.

Chapter 308 A Close-Up Ultimate Move? (Seeking Monthly Tickets!!!)
The final initial order was even better than expected.

The final results of the two websites were actually quite similar, which was not unexpected for some industry insiders. After all, they thought the paid subscription levels of the two websites should be similar.

While the paid reading feature on Sweet Potato might be slightly less effective, their extensive advertising campaign for the book will undoubtedly attract more paying readers.

As for the main website, there's no need to say much about it. With so many years of foundation, it's a major sect.

Wangchuan called very quickly.

"With both websites combined, these three books have nearly 11 million first-day subscriptions. This is a golden age for online literature!"

"It's clear to the naked eye that the traffic is gradually improving, and these three books are representative works of the peak of traffic."

"But in fact, it is quite exaggerated. Even if all your books were combined, they wouldn't have the same influence as these three books."

"Almost everyone who reads online novels knows these books."

"That's terrifying."

"It's nothing, everything will get better and better," Zhou Yue sighed.

He felt that many things were getting better and many industries were thriving.

That's enough. After all, he's worked so hard for so long, just to make the whole industry better, so that he, as a top figure in the industry, can also benefit. That's his original intention.

As the matter quickly came to an end, these three books have almost become legendary, and both the author and readers have basically read them.

In fact, the reason why such an exaggerated number can be achieved is related to those activities. After all, subscribing in advance can be said to concentrate the data of so many days into one day.

This is why the numbers are so impressive; of course, it's inseparable from books. If the quality of the books isn't good, almost no one would put in so much effort to do this.

soon.

Someone from the Writers Association also sent him a message saying, "We plan to focus on promoting these books as a model for online literature."

Zhou Yue was also quite surprised. Even people above him had taken notice of these books, which proved that their influence was indeed widespread.

“Okay.” Zhou Yue nodded. “If there’s anything I can do to help, I’ll definitely do it.”

"We need to record an interview, then publish it in the Writers Association's newspaper, and then make Teacher Zhou a typical example of online literature."

In fact, Zhou Yue himself has been a benchmark for online literature, and this has never changed, with almost no need for much promotion from the Writers Association.

He has done this since his very first book.

The surge in traffic to online literature has also gradually expanded his influence.

It can be said that we have now reached our peak. As for how long this peak can be maintained or whether it will reach a new high, no one knows.

This wasn't Zhou Yue's first time facing an interview, so he answered very readily.

but.

To everyone's surprise, the Writers Association invited both him and Chengfeng over.

The reason is that they are both from the same website.

Zhou Yue, "..."

Aren't they afraid that the two of them will fight?

When he heard the news, he almost refused outright, but then he thought better of it and figured Chengfeng might not be so petty.

However, when they actually met, Chengfeng's gaze towards him was indeed somewhat off.

"What's wrong? Brother Chengfeng, are you too excited because you were invited to be interviewed?"

"Yes, I get excited as soon as I see Teacher Zhou. For some reason, my fists just get hard."

Cheng Feng began to force a smile. Zhou Yue coughed lightly, "Harmony is the most important thing, harmony is the most important thing."

“We can’t start sanctioning the person who caused the setback just because of a little setback.” After saying that, Zhou Yue felt something was off. “Anyway, the principle is pretty much the same.”

Soon, staff came over to inquire. Chengfeng seemed to have lost all his strength, and the two of them went inside.

"Could you say hello to everyone?"

"Hello everyone, my name is Zhou Yue, pen name Tianyue."

"I am Chengfeng."

Chengfeng's self-introduction was also very brief. He knew that he was just a supporting character, someone else was recruiting men, otherwise it wouldn't have been his turn.

"We know that Vice President Zhou's three books have achieved good results. Could you please ask Teacher Chengfeng to comment on these three books?"

Chengfeng had just sat down when he heard the news and took a breath.

"I think all three books are good and of a high standard."

"What's even more commendable is that almost every book presents a new idea. Professor Zhou is able to take time out of his busy schedule to write more than 20,000 words every day. I think he is a role model that all of us authors should learn from."

The host seemed quite surprised, "Teacher Zhou writes more than 20,000 words every day?"

"It's true that I post more than 20,000 words a day; I have drafts in reserve."

Zhou Yue seemed unwilling to elaborate on this issue, and the host quickly moved on.

"Now that you, Mr. Chengfeng, have been deeply involved in the fantasy and martial arts genre for so long, could you tell us about the differences and similarities between Mr. Zhou's writing style and your works?"

Chengfeng glanced at the host.

After all, he maintains some composure in front of the camera, but if there were no cameras around, he might just suddenly start hitting people.

Didn't we agree to interview Professor Zhou?

I feel like there are traps set for him everywhere!

If you asked him what the special features of these books were, he would have gladly given you a perfunctory compliment.

But now, if we directly ask him about the difference between him and Teacher Zhou?
It would be better to just ask him why his grades aren't as good as Teacher Zhou's!

Is it about getting close enough to use your ultimate skill?

Chengfeng took a deep breath.

But it was still a formulaic answer.

"Teacher Zhou's strengths lie in her novel imagination and rapid updates, while my strength lies in my extensive reading, which allows me to readily employ various writing styles."

"That's what makes us special."

"As for the similarities and differences, that may not be that important to online writers."

"A novel is valuable as long as people read it, and as long as a lot of people read it, then it can be considered a good book."

"As for personal style, I think Professor Zhou has indeed made further progress in exploring subject matter."

"It has added a lot of new themes to the online literature community."

"..."

Zhou Yue nodded slightly.

Although Chengfeng seemed to be gritting his teeth, his answers were always to the point and he was telling the truth.

(End of this chapter)