My art is too advanced.

Chapter 353: Recognition in the Social Sciences! (Seeking monthly votes!!!)
In fact, the world of fame and fortune is also a big melting pot. Many people originally held considerable positions in this field, but his arrival caused some resentment among them. Therefore, many people began to constantly attack his papers.

Although it is said that flies do not land on eggs without cracks, if too many flies come, the egg will naturally develop cracks, which is something that cannot be helped. However, Zhou Yue's act of repaying evil with kindness has left these people somewhat bewildered. After all, the value of this journal article is still very high. Even though it is just a new journal, it is backed by the Ancient Characters Research Center and the Historical Documents Research Center of Ning University.

Further progress will certainly continue.

It will definitely be able to reach certain corresponding states.

For example, in the field of philology, a benchmark journal may be quickly established.

The reason is simple: the editor-in-chief of this journal is Zhou Yue.

This young man, who directly debated with the assembled scholars at the meeting, has a very high starting point.

Even though she entered this field from another industry, a single paper on ancient script research had already allowed everyone in the industry to appreciate her talent.

After all, those people were top experts in the field of textual research at the time, and even now they can be considered a group of academic elites.

Among the papers attacking him now are many from these big names' students.

Zhou Yue's idea is simple: if you really have any thoughts on his research, then after all, it's impossible to please everyone, especially in the humanities, a discipline that basically has no fixed rules, so everyone can express their own opinions and insights.

You can say that this character form is from other characters, or that it was transformed from other character forms; these are all perfectly normal.

He would lecture two graduate students every day, asking them to write and publish their papers.

As for the attacks on his paper by others, he had nothing to say about it.

After all, much of what these people said was based on reasoning and was quite logical.

He didn't publish these papers in this journal specifically to repay evil with kindness; rather, those papers were genuinely quite good.

He would also directly provide feedback on any unreasonable parts, asking those people to revise and resubmit the manuscript.

This is all normal, so there's nothing to worry about.

Followed by.

Dean Chen presented him with an honor.

A certificate of honor.

"Look at this. This represents the country's and higher authorities' high recognition of you," Dean Chen said, his voice tinged with emotion.

Zhou Yue also looked over there.

A little surprised.

Dean Chen personally delivered it to him, and he stood up to accept it.

However, Dean Chen looked at the wall behind Zhou Yue and fell into deep thought, as if he felt that the honor in front of him was somewhat insignificant.

The miracles that Professor Zhou has created in the field of architecture are beyond the reach of ordinary people.

The current award can only be described as an acknowledgment of his contributions or value in the humanities and social sciences.

But does Teacher Zhou need it?

He was a little unsure.

After all, someone of Professor Zhou's stature probably doesn't really need recognition from this field.

Perhaps in Teacher Zhou's mind, he just wanted to do something for this industry and this field. As for what honors he received, that was just a side thing and not worth mentioning at all.

Zhou Yue didn't have that many thoughts.

The wall behind him displays some of the awards he has received in the field of architecture. Some he accepted in person, while others were presented to him by others. These awards are undoubtedly among the most prestigious in the field of architecture in China.

As for foreign awards, he rarely goes abroad, and even if he does, it's only for those that are more prestigious, because he really doesn't like going abroad.

However, architecture is more advanced abroad, so going abroad is still very necessary.

Although after so many years and through his efforts, the journals he owns are now inferior to those abroad.

However, there are still many aspects that cannot be remedied, because some things require money to build, and they are currently in the development stage, so they cannot use such a large amount of money to build some valuable buildings.

The main issue is actually the architecture itself.

In architectural academia, they have already developed some large-scale materials, and in many aspects, they are far ahead of foreign countries.

It can be said that they are no less academically advanced than their foreign counterparts.

With over a century of accumulated capital abroad, and so much money invested, he has caught up with most of it in just three years, which is something to be proud of. As a result, he has won numerous major domestic awards and has also received some prestigious awards in the international academic community.

Their academic standing is undeniable; they have no choice but to acknowledge it.

He spread out the certificates of honor in front of him.

It clearly states inside, "First Prize, one of the top 100 research projects in the social sciences."

It was written in gold lettering.

This means that his project ranks among the top in the social sciences among the top 100 projects.

"Could you tell me what the other first prizes are like?"

Dean Chen nodded and sighed, "For example, there are works that compile all the poems of a dynasty, as well as monographs that organize the history of philosophy and philosophical concepts."

"Actually, others have spent decades researching these things, while you have only needed three months to perfect these projects, which is already enviable."

Zhou Yue nodded. In fact, all the poetry of a dynasty is certainly beneficial to the development of all mankind.

However, for the field of literature itself, a humanities scholar's professional title evaluation and opportunities for advancement are almost useless.

In fact, many people in the humanities and social sciences are doing their work out of passion, but they don't get much money.

For example, what use is his dictionary?
The focus now is on science and development; even a small project in the field of architecture can provide enough funding for the top 100 projects in the humanities and social sciences.

The amount of money invested is not proportional at all.

This society is also very realistic; it only cares about how much money you can make and how high your social status is.

Humanities scholars may have some social standing.

But as for making money, even if you do manage to extract money from a project, you won't get much.

Ultimately, it all comes down to passion.

They are all a group of respectable people.

After Dean Chen left, Lin Ning quickly came to find him.

"What is this? A certificate? And which organization sent it?"

"Holy crap, the social sciences?"

"Brother Yue, you should just go and become a crossover singer. I think you might have the talent for music."

"how do you know?"

Putting everything else aside, his musical talent has reached the level of a master, but he has never really made use of this master level.

Because the entertainment industry is actually quite small, and compared to his big projects, it's insignificant. Of course, if he were to take it seriously, it might create a huge stir, but right now it doesn't seem to have much meaning.

He didn't think much of it.

"Did you come to see me because you need something?"

"Yes, the platform has been set up recently, and we've also recently purchased some of the copyrights. Should we start drawing now?"

"Then we should just start right away! Set the base salary for each illustration a little higher, and then we can poach some comic book artists."

"Don't be stingy with your initial investment, because we are still relatively lacking in the early stages. As for the later development, it will definitely inject some new vitality into the industry."

Lin Ning nodded.

That's true.

Moreover, they brought in some art students at high prices, not just from the China Academy of Art, but also from other art academies. Some of them were serious art students who went straight to drawing comics.

After all, they have the skills, and Xu Xuan is watching over them.

Xu Xuan's skill level is very high, and there is no need for him to question that.

After all, how could any apprentice personally taught by Brother Yue be bad?
Furthermore, the fact that Xu Xuan has the right to speak directly with Brother Yue is enough to prove his status in the comic book company.

If a platform wants to create a website, it will definitely need to develop subsequent apps; this is perfectly normal.

"Okay, then I'll have them start work right away."

"Now that the preparations are complete, let's get started. In short, this is a rather long process."

"It shouldn't be too long," Lin Ning said directly.

He then went off to do his work and there was no need for him to continue reporting.

After all, the comic book company is still in his own hands.

There's not much Yue Ge can offer. He has no experience in running a company, and he hasn't even built a platform. He can only provide some technical support, such as asking him to correct any mistakes you make. But there's nothing else you can rely on.

Oh, and there's money too.

Yue Ge was responsible for providing the money, while he was responsible for starting the business.

Actually, it seems quite reasonable?
He offered a high base salary plus commission and launched a large-scale campaign.

Hundreds of high-quality comics, updated simultaneously.

These high-quality comics are all adaptations purchased from various online novel platforms. The comic copyrights are relatively inexpensive, costing only around 30,000 yuan per book.

For those who are not famous, the price is 30,000 yuan; for those who become famous, the highest price can reach around 100,000 yuan.

Of course, such a high-profile acquisition of comics is understandable.

Wangchuan called directly to inquire about some specific details.

"This project is great, I'm investing!"

"I'll pay five million!"

Zhou Yue looked at him in surprise, "Are you sure you want to come up with five million?"

He also knew that it wouldn't be easy for Wangchuan to come up with five million at this time. After all, he had just bought a villa and had made some other miscellaneous investments. The royalties for one of his books were probably only twenty or thirty million, so five million would only be enough for two or three months' worth of royalties.

Moreover, their platform has only just begun, and many things are still unknown. Whether it will succeed depends on future developments. If it fails, then their investment will have been wasted.

After all, Zhou Yue's side is guaranteed to make money thanks to the big IP, but it's hard to say whether his partner will lose his money.

"Sure!"

"Actually, I'm very optimistic about the comics industry. The comics industry has matured a lot recently. Now it just needs a hit IP. If we can make one, it will definitely be better than novels and comics."

"After all, comics have a visual element, while anime is maintained by major video platforms and requires a membership to watch."

"Comic book serialization is similar to novel serialization; it still has great potential."

Zhou Yue nodded.

"Alright then, but don't cry if you really lose money," Zhou Yue said with a smile.

"What kind of person does Brother Yue take me for? It's just five million. Just consider it a drop in the ocean. It's really nothing."

"But if we make money, we'll definitely make a lot of money. And Brother Yue is really bold, going straight to create a platform. Should we consider starting a novel website?"

"Come on, the two giants of the current online novel platform are one backed by a short video website and the other has decades of experience."

"Going in rashly could result in death or serious injury."

Although he doesn't understand business, he can still guarantee the most basic logic. After all, these two websites have truly become brands, and they also have huge traffic and a solid foundation.

If others rush in and try to compete with these two websites for traffic, it might be beyond what a single IP address can achieve.

And there's absolutely no need for it.

Actually, his release across all platforms is already quite good.

At least within the online literature community, they've captured the attention of top-tier readers.

soon.

Five million was transferred to the company's account.

Lin Ning suddenly had the mentality of a nouveau riche, "Brother Yue, should I also invest a few million? I feel like it's really worth it!"

"You can vote if you want," Zhou Yue said without stopping him.

Since this person just made millions in design fees, it's no problem for them to invest in this.

"But there's one thing: you're responsible for your own profits and losses. I certainly won't be stingy when it comes to splitting the money, but if you lose money, I won't make up for it."

"Done!"

“If I invest five million, that’s ten million. If we use that ten million for advertising, it will definitely make this platform famous very quickly.”

Zhou Yue didn't say much.

He doesn't understand operations.

It would be better to leave it to professionals. Although Lin Ning is not a professional, he is already quite good at exploring this field.

Moreover, he has the natural flair of a businessman.

Zhou Yue felt relatively at ease leaving it to him.

He also wanted to see if this platform could be successfully established.

Let's wait and see.

(End of this chapter)