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Chapter 192: So happy I slapped my thigh. (Please subscribe)
"Potato, damn it, you know the God of Not-So-Yang?"

"what?"

"What? Look, even Bu Yangshen has given you a recommendation."

"I go……"

A few days later.

Potato, who had originally forgotten to send a message to Chen Yang on SkyNet.

When he saw the latest chapter of Battle Through the Heavens recommended to him by Chen Yang, he felt as if he were hallucinating.

but.

Looking at the skyrocketing data in the backend, Potato knew it was real.

"Oh my god, I thought someone else had accidentally added the wrong data and it happened to me."

"Hey sis, Potato, you should have said you knew Bu Yangshen earlier, you're going to be rich!"

"I, I, I..."

Potato rubbed his eyes and looked again.

Subsequently.

He returned to SkyNet.

Access the account's SMS interface.

really.

Tudou saw Chen Yang's message to him: "Don't give up, keep going."

Although it's only a few words long.

But those few words made Potato feel like his inner universe was exploding.

"Thank you, God of the Unyielding. If I give up, I'm a coward."

this moment.

Potatoes are more confident than ever before.

Although he was also quite confused.

Why did Chen Yang reply to him?

Not only did they reply, they also gave him a stamp of approval.

But he can't worry about that now; if he can't figure it out, he can't figure it out.

Imagine you've won the lottery, or like a protagonist in a novel who suddenly gets a miraculous encounter.

"Brothers, I'm posting 5 updates today."

With a loud shout, Potato addressed the readers.

……

"Brother Kaishan, you actually started a mountain."

"Bu Yang Shen, you're absolutely amazing, hurry up and update!"

"Officialdom novels, awesome, no supernatural elements, you really pioneered a new genre."

Yes.

The influence of officialdom novels was terrifying in my previous life.

Even though officialdom novels have been banned repeatedly, countless people still want to read them.

In this.

The most fundamental reason is the reality.

Even a small promotion in officialdom brings a sense of accomplishment that is like a torrent, unstoppable.

Meanwhile, the slap-in-the-face moments of those who are pretentious in officialdom stories are what resonate most deeply with readers.

What martial art are you good at?
In a real-world environment like this, no matter how skilled you are in martial arts, it's useless.

You think you're so rich.

Excuse me.

With a single word from me, even if you have millions in wealth, I can confiscate it all.

This is what officials are like; this is what officialdom is like.

and so.

Watching the protagonist level up step by step, the exhilarating feeling that bursts forth is truly unprecedented and incredibly satisfying.

of course.

Such novels are actually quite dangerous.

It's not that I broke any law.

This is not illegal.
The biggest problem is that such novels are easily banned.

As for why.

too easy.

Just imagine.

If your protagonist only gets promoted a few levels and becomes a minor leader, that's fine.

But your protagonist in the novel rises through the ranks.

Just ask.

Such novels are incredibly enjoyable, but they're bound to get banned.

of course.

Chen Yang had thought about this question before he even started writing the book.

and so.

When he was writing this book, he drew inspiration from two types of works.

Category 1.

It's the kind of book like "Notes on Officialdom" written by Xiaoqiao Laoshu.

This type of work is more realistic and better able to maintain a sense of proportion.

Although this is a novel about officialdom, it has sold very well in print and has never been banned.

So from this perspective...

It's not that if you write a novel about officialdom, you will definitely be banned.

The most important thing here is scale.

This was also proven in a previous life.

Some well-known authors are still writing novels about officialdom, but they have not been banned.

But simply borrowing from this type of approach won't suffice.

Xiaoqiao Laoshu's "Notes on Officialdom" is indeed realistic, and he also knows how to maintain a good balance.

But the key issue is that it's too realistic, lacking the thrill of online novels.

Therefore, Chen Yang also had to draw on the second type, which was a series of officialdom works that were popular in online novels from his previous life.

These works are by Ruigen, He Changzai, Jimo Du Nanhua, Shi Zhangyu, Meng Ru Honghuang, Lushi Canjun, and others.

These works have captured the most exciting aspects of officialdom novels to an extreme degree.

of course.

The second type also has its own disadvantages.

That would be too enjoyable, and you could write without restraint... but that's not good either.

In the end, Chen Yang came up with a comprehensive solution.

It has the thrill of online novels, but doesn't lose the sense of propriety in officialdom.

Looking at it now, the results are actually quite good.

It not only provides readers with an incredibly enjoyable online novel experience, but also maintains a good balance in terms of content and content.

So far, Chen Yang has not received any complaints about prohibited items.

"Bu Yang Shen, hurry up and update! I'm a middle-aged man who never urges others to update, but I'm urging you to update."

"Me too. I never read the official version, but I paid to become an official reader because of your novel about officialdom."

"Don't praise the gods, we've all switched from pirated to legitimate versions, how can you not update more? How can you face me?"

It must be said that when this groundbreaking work first appeared, it was like a volcanic eruption.

His popularity.

In the short term, even Chen Yang's Battle Through the Heavens is somewhat inferior.

Look.

Chen Yang's new book has instantly taken the top spot on the new book chart, the recommendation chart, and the click chart.

This left many onlookers in the industry both amused and exasperated.

Previously, Shenji, Chen Dong, Tang San... they tried countless methods to get the top spot on the click ranking.

But in the end, he was still defeated by Chen Yang.

But I didn't expect it.

After some time, Chen Yang published a new book and took the top spot on all three bestseller lists.

of course.

This further proves how terrifying Chen Yang is.

He's not just a great writer; he's a true pioneer.

The reason I didn't write before was entirely because I wanted to write about making money first.

I'll write this groundbreaking work after I've made enough money.

look.

Their skill level is definitely higher than yours.

However, it is now clear that Chen Yang's novels about officialdom are more popular.

This is not.

Gao Gang, who had been working with Chen Yang, also contacted Chen Yang immediately.

"Chen Yang, did you write 'Rising to Prominence'?"

"Wow, it's all under my name, and you still ask that question."

"I'm so excited! I never expected you to create a new school of thought in officialdom. Amazing, amazing! Um, please publish it for us!"

"Do you dare to publish it?"

"What's there to be afraid of? I see that you have a great grasp of the limits in your book. You can put on a show of being cool if you want to. And you absolutely won't touch the things that you can't pretend to be cool about. You're amazing."

"Hehe, okay, then you guys quickly find some experts to come and review it, and let me know if there's anything wrong with it."

"no problem."

Authorized by Chen Yang.

Takaoka took action immediately.

of course.

As a groundbreaking work that pioneered a new school of thought, its influence and explosive power are simply unmatched by ordinary novels.

Let's start with a point.

After Chen Yang's "Rising to Prominence" appeared, a large number of copycat works quickly emerged on Qidian.

Yes.

It's just a copycat product.

And it's not just one or two books, it's a whole bunch, a whole bunch.

even.

It's not just Qidian.com; other reading platforms have also seen a surge in novels about officialdom.

no way.

One of the most important elements in determining whether a work has pioneered a new genre is whether anyone follows suit.

Otherwise, what kind of school of thought is it if you're just a lone commander there?
Just like the "Primordial Era" genre, you can't write a book called "Buddha is the Way" and then no one will write "Primordial Era" works anymore.

The sheer number of people following suit and countless authors joining in only underscores the sheer awesomeness of this genre.

Chen Yang's meteoric rise to power immediately fulfilled this characteristic.

Not only does it satisfy, but it also greatly spreads this characteristic.

such as.

Some of the original works that pioneered certain genres only became popular within the circle for a short time.

But now Chen Yang's "Pingbu Qingqu" has spread beyond the circle.

A group of friends who never read novels started reading online novels because of "Rising to Prominence".

Yes.

No wonder they specifically wanted to see it.

Even if they didn't want to watch, they were still influenced by the idle chatter of the people around them.

"Dude, have you seen 'A meteoric rise to power'?"

"What novel?"

"A novel written online."

"I don't read online novels."

"Don't be like that. Although this is a web novel, it's about things in officialdom. It's so interesting. I'm following it every day now."

Ok.

This isn't just for people who never read online novels.

In here.

There are many middle-aged people.

To be honest, middle-aged people don't have many hobbies anymore.

Some of their hobbies have shifted to fishing, cycling, running... and other random things.

But do these middle-aged people really have no hobbies?
No, not at all.

This is because the harsh realities of life have led them to reduce many unnecessary hobbies.

But they also have aspirations and dreams.

Take online novels as an example.

They used to read online novels too.

But they don't want to watch fantasy or martial arts films; they feel it's too unrealistic and not realistic at all.

So they look for realistic works, such as those about making money through rebirth.

They were fine after reading a few, but after reading more, they felt it was quite fake.

until.

They discovered this novel, "Rising to Power," and were immediately captivated by it.

When they saw something exciting, they wanted to slap their thighs in satisfaction; it was incredibly exhilarating.

I also have many friends from my workplace.

Especially some ordinary employees.

Like the protagonist in his previous life, they worked at their company for decades without ever becoming a minor leader.

But do you think they don't want to?
It's not that I don't want to, it's just that I can't get promoted.

Who doesn't want a promotion?

then.

This novel, "Rising to Prominence," greatly satisfied their fantasies.

But do you think only ordinary employees would watch this?

Those lower-level leaders were equally infatuated.

No.

They were completely captivated by it.

Is becoming a junior leader the ultimate goal?
The higher one's rank, the more power-hungry one becomes.

They wished they could rise through the ranks as smoothly as those in novels.

(End of this chapter)