Reborn, I achieved legendary status with a single book.

Chapter 59: News in Traditional Chinese.

"The unassuming true self?"

"Damn, another imposter."

"Dude, want more of our insults?"

Once a person becomes famous.

All sorts of knock-off products have emerged.

Unexpectedly, it's my turn today.

"Brothers, I really am an unremarkable person."

Chen Yang replied.

"Hey, you're getting cocky now. If you are the real person, then I am the real person's master."

"..."

Chen Yang was somewhat depressed.

Forget it.

Without further explanation, Chen Yang decided to go online again on Sunday.

"Xiao Chao, is someone impersonating Bu Yang Shen?"

"Yes, look, this is the unassuming guy himself. His IP address is in Jiangxi Province."

"Jiangxi Province? It seems that if we don't go to Yangzhou University, it's in Jiangxi Province."

"What a coincidence?"

"That's not quite right. Jiangxi Province is so big, let me check again."

Say it.

Xiao Chao used his moderator privileges to view the other party's IP address.

He didn't want to pry into other people's privacy.

However, it is wrong to impersonate others on SkyNet.

Not to mention, he's not particularly good-looking and is his friend.

If this guy were to start scamming people in the future, it would have a huge impact.

"Huh, this IP address seems to be from Chen Yang's Xinfeng area."

The reason why Chen Yang is quite familiar with this IP is because...

That's because Xiao Chao used Coral QQ when he was chatting with Chen Yang.

Besides its various advantages, Coral QQ also allows users to see the other party's IP address.

Xiao Chao and Chen Yang are good friends. Since Xiao Chao works in the tech field, he is quite sensitive to IP addresses.

"Don't you dare to boast? You registered an account on Skynet?"

"Yes, we just registered, and people don't believe us yet."

"Holy crap... you didn't even tell me you were registering! Oh my god, if those guys on Skynet knew you were the real person, they'd jump for joy!"

"It's not that exaggerated."

Chen Yang smiled and then said, "In that case, I won't have to prove it. Xiao Chao, could you please tell SkyNet for me?"

"Okay."

Xiao Chao said, "To be honest, I've been wanting to invite you to SkyNet for a while, but I was afraid you wouldn't be interested. After all, as you know, many of our SkyNet authors are struggling."

Chen Yang said, "Xiao Chao, look at what you're saying. I don't think the authors on SkyNet are all failures. Even if they're not writing well now, who can guarantee that their next book won't be bad? In the future, countless great authors and top-tier writers might emerge from here."

"Brilliant."

Xiao Chao gave Chen Yang a thumbs up: "Then I'll talk to them. By the way, when do you have time? I'm quite familiar with the head moderator, so I can arrange something for you, like a writing sharing session."

"Sunday, I'm free at 2 pm on Sunday."

"Well, wait for you."

……

the other side.

When Xiao Chao confirmed on SkyNet that the "unremarkable person" was indeed unremarkable.

The authors on SkyNet simply couldn't believe it.

"Mom, are my eyes alright?"

"Damn it, I was just complaining about Bu Yangda. I'm guilty, I'm guilty."

"Hey, Xiao Chao, are you really sure that Bu Yang will come to our SkyNet?"

"Of course, he didn't just come; he also wanted to share with us how to write online novels."

"I……"

For a moment, the authors seemed to have been struck by something.

how to say?

Don't be fooled by the excitement on SkyNet.

But they know that many of their authors on SkyNet are considered failures by some veteran authors.

Although they were very angry.

but……

They actually understand the truth.

The answer is just two words: flop.

They're just novelists who failed miserably. Their novels simply don't get many readers.

They would love to learn from some top experts.

But over the years, not a single top-tier player has come here.

They also know the reason behind this.

But... today.

The person who became a literary sensation with a single book, despite his unremarkable appearance, said he wanted to come to SkyNet.

For ordinary aspiring writers who often vent their frustrations on SkyNet, the excitement they felt was indescribable.

"No, as Bu Yangshen said, the authors on SkyNet have never been failures. In the future, perhaps the most outstanding authors in the entire circle will emerge from here."

"Is this really something that Yang Da said?"

"Yes. Bu Yang also said that he is actually just like us, just a small-time writer, no different from us."

"Damn it, bro, I want to cry."

"No, God doesn't like to see us happy. He's really coming in a few days. What would it look like if we cried?"

"Yes. I won't cry, I won't cry, we should be happy..."

Some of the young authors, wiping their red eyes, said...

……

Gu Yue sent a message to Chen Yang.

When Chen Yang looked at it, he was surprised to see that it was news of a publication in traditional Chinese characters.

However, remembering what his sleeping sister had said earlier, Chen Yang asked, "Gu Yueju, do we need to stop updating here?"

"unnecessary."

Gu Yue smiled and said, "They contacted you through Qidian, which means it was us. How could we possibly ask you to stop updating?"

"That's true."

Chen Yang nodded.

For a book-sharing website, publishing is just one of their businesses.

They know it best.

Their core business is online serialization.

Not to mention how little money is made from publishing.

Even if you offer them more money, they still wouldn't want to see the author stop updating.

Although they may not have seen as far ahead as Chen Yang, the website understands the importance of updates better than anyone else.

However, after thinking about it, Chen Yang shook his head: "Gu Yue Ju, let's not publish it so soon for now."

"why?"

"The price is a bit low."

"I haven't even told you yet, how do you know it's too low?"

Gu Yue said, "They are willing to pay 7000 yuan per book."

Traditional Chinese characters are published differently in Taiwan than in mainland China.

In mainland China, royalties are generally based on the amount of money owed, usually around 10%.

If 1 copies are published, and each book costs 10 yuan, the total book sales will be 10 yuan.

Then the author would have to pay 1 yuan.

In Taiwan, the pricing is based on the number of copies sold per book, and some deals are similar to buyouts.

How much they can sell later is none of your business.

However, each volume in the Taiwan edition is not very long, with approximately 6 words.

Therefore, they can print many copies of each book.

The price for an average author in Taiwan is generally around 4000 yuan.

Chen Yang started at 7000 yuan per book, which is considered a relatively high price.

"7000 yuan a book, that's not much, is it?"

Chen Yang shook his head.

"For a newcomer, that's a lot. Uh... I'm not saying you're a newcomer, I mean in the publishing field."

Gu Yue explained.

Chen Yang replied, "Gu Yueju, don't misunderstand, I'm a newbie. The price I mentioned wasn't because I thought it was low, but because I think it's low right now."

"Do you think he's inferior now?"

Gu Yue had some questions.

After a while, Gu Yue said, "Oh, I understand. You mean your book might do even better."

"Correct."

Chen Yang stated definitively.

Gu Yue replied, "I believe it too. After all, your book, 'The Great Thousand Worlds,' is truly fascinating. In that case, shall we wait a while?"

"OK."

Chen Yang meant the same thing.

(End of this chapter)