The national god of online games is a girl

Chapter 397

An He originally thought that he would receive An Yiyang's reply in the evening.

But after ten o'clock, there was no reply at eleven o'clock.

As An He knew, nine o'clock in the evening was the broadcast time of Death Guild.

However, even if it is downloaded, it may not necessarily log in to QQ or WeChat immediately.

However, at ten o'clock or eleven o'clock, I will always log in.

Is this the mood they wait for their reply?

Anxiety, anxiety, and impatience.

As the editor-in-chief, An He not only has to read a lot of manuscripts every day.

Because An He is the editor in charge of Luck Bookstore, Luck Bookstore is currently the most trafficked online bookstore.

The authors of those contributions are looking at this point.

As the editor-in-charge, he also needs to revise the manuscripts of the contracted authors, and arrange recommendations for works that have already reached the recommendation stage.

It can be said that editor-in-chief is also a very busy job.

An He has at least a thousand authors under his command.

(Note: Only authors who have already signed a contract can add the QQ of the responsible editor, otherwise the responsible editor will not agree.)
If everyone asked questions, An He would not be able to answer even if he had three heads and six arms.

An He sighed, and threw the phone aside, "Are all professional players so busy?"

An He waited for three days before finally receiving An Yiyang's reply.

An Yiyang really has no time these days, not so much that he has no time.

It might as well be that he doesn't want to log into QQ at all.

Because QQ is just a chatting tool for him.

Besides, no one would chat with him.

Although it is said that he has the QQ account of the great god, but how can the great god have a free bird, you, an author who has been on the street for three years.

There are also fans, who are always asking when a new pit will be opened, whether a certain novel will be published, and so on.

This was beyond his consideration.

So, he didn't plan to reply, just pretend he wasn't online.

The rest is some group news, not to mention this, water groups and so on.

If you have time to go to the water group, it is better to use the time of the water group to code.

As for why An Yiyang suddenly went online, it was because of his intuition. (Bullshit, I can't help but just say it when I go online, there are so many excuses!)
Cough, please ignore the above.

An Yiyang is now a professional player, and a professional player of a well-known guild.

So An Yiyang receives a lot of news every day.

Even though An Yiyang is rarely online, fans will still send him news.

Maybe one day An Yiyang, ah no, An Da replied to him on a whim?
After An Yiyang went online, he thought it would be the same as usual.

All I received were messages from fans, and I was about to select a fan to reply.

A QQ account that looked like the one his family was in charge of was deleted.

Oh no, this was originally the QQ account that his family was responsible for compiling.

Wait, why did the editor in charge send him a message?
Isn't his novel over?

And I've already passed the final leaderboard, although the results are not very satisfactory.

But, at least subscriptions are a lot better than they used to be.

Could it be that An Yiyang saw the message sent by An He when he was about to arrange omni-channel for his novel.

It was the news that reached the publication standard and could be published.

When An Yiyang saw the news, he was a little stunned, he thought his eyes were broken.

Thinking about rubbing his eyes, he looked again.

It turned out to be true!
The grade of my novel has actually reached the publishing standard? !
Although An Yiyang prefers omni-channel, it's good to be able to publish.

Better than nothing, no one else can publish it if they want to.

An Yiyang was so excited that he pressed his typing fingers several times before finally typing out a word.

(End of this chapter)