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Li Haoyu also glanced at the shop. 😲♞ ❻➈şнù𝐗.Ćᗝ𝓶 ✋♖

There are still many people buying electrical appliances.

Li Haoyu didn't ask Zhou Bingkun too many questions.

He simply treated himself as an ordinary consumer, entered the store, and browsed for about ten minutes.

However, Li Haoyu soon discovered a problem.

The way the home appliances are displayed is not quite right.

Li Haoyu pointed out the window and asked Zhou Bingkun, "Don't you think there's anything wrong with it?"

Zhou Bingkun faced Li Haoyu's questioning:

He also couldn't quite understand it.

"The windows are very clean. Wu doesn't seem to have any problems?"

Li Haoyu felt that this arrangement was very unreasonable.

This arrangement is too rigid; it's simply and crudely sorted by the size of the appliances.

"Isn't this arrangement great? Customers can easily find what they want to buy, whether it's small or large."

Zhou Bingkun clearly had a plan for the placement.

Wang Kun, the female shop assistant standing next to her, couldn't help but nod in agreement.

He clearly agrees with Zhou Bingkun's idea.

In her opinion, her shop has already done a very good job:

The store is spacious and bright, and many home appliances are categorized.

It was even divided into zones by color.

This was something she had never heard of before coming for training.

For example, white goods refer to electrical appliances that can replace people's housework, mainly including washing machines, refrigerators and other appliances that can improve the material living standard.

Black appliances refer to products that provide entertainment, such as game consoles and color TVs. Because they are usually designed in a black color scheme, they are also called black appliances.

There are even beige home appliances, mainly various types of computers.

Computers were unfamiliar to her, but they were clearly a very valuable appliance.

Wang Kun had never even heard of these things before coming here.

Wang Kun felt that the arrangement of these home appliances was already quite reasonable. You have to know that in the supply and demand community, you can't even touch these appliances directly; you have to be several meters away from the counter to see them.

But Li Haoyu was still not satisfied.

He said to Zhou Bingkun, "I can see that you have planned these decorations, but they are not good enough."

"Our displays should depict a consumption scenario for our guests."

"The goal is for customers to be able to immediately associate the product with how they would use it, and for that idea to be realized right away."

"We need to make them feel what it would be like if they bought it and brought it home. The appeal is to let them experience the value of the product in advance."

"At this point, sales opportunities will naturally arise."

Zhou Bingkun nodded repeatedly after listening.

"Brother-in-law, you're right. I used to think I was pretty good, but I didn't expect that I'm still so far behind."

"I'll adjust right away."

Li Haoyu added, "Then we'll adjust it after we get off work tonight, so as not to affect the customers' shopping experience."

"Problems are not terrible; they can be corrected and adjusted in time. 🎉👑 6➈รⓗ𝔲ˣ.CoⓂ 🍬🍓 What is terrible is arrogance without realizing it; our opponent has never been the supply and demand community."

"Our only opponent now is ourselves."

Zhou Bingkun nodded.

He realized that there was still a significant gap between him and Li Haoyu.

Zhou Bingkun now realizes that he was a bit too hasty; the store's service needs to be improved gradually.

Things still need to be done step by step in a down-to-earth manner.

"We also need to display promotional items at the window; those are free advertising spots. We still need to bring customers in."

Li Haoyu then casually proposed a rectification plan.

Zhou Bingkun was overjoyed.

He took a notebook and wrote everything down.

Li Haoyu felt that Zhou Bingkun's actions were not actually problematic.

Overall, he has done a very good job.

These are all minor details that don't have a significant impact.

He patted Zhou Bingkun on the shoulder encouragingly.

"You've done a fantastic job already."

"I believe you can do even better."

……

After Li Haoyu finished looking at the shop.

He returned home satisfied.

Since his close conversation with Zheng Juan, Li Haoyu has felt more relaxed than ever before.

My back doesn't hurt anymore, and my legs don't ache anymore.

He can even sit still and write a book.

He finally felt like conceiving a new book.

Because lately, the requests for manuscripts from the Literature and Art Publishing House have been coming in like snowflakes.

The Devotion of Suspect X has been serialized in five installments.

We've finally reached the final stage.

At this time, Wu Mei also managed to get her hands on the last issue of "The Suspect XX's Sacrifice" through someone. After several issues had gained positive word-of-mouth, young people knew that there was a very popular detective novel recently.

Wu Mei was also a young woman, so naturally she couldn't escape the common customs.

Even if no one around her recommended it, she would definitely read this book.

After all, this is a book written by her partner.

In fact, after their first meeting, Wu Mei had someone investigate Li Haoyu. After all, Li Haoyu had left an "unforgettable" impression on Wu Mei from their very first meeting.

The two almost sparked a romance that time.

Actually, we're only one step away from having sex.

Wu Mei specifically had someone investigate Li Haoyu's identity.

So even if Li Haoyu hadn't said it, she already knew about Li Haoyu's identity as a writer.

She initially just wanted to see what kind of writing someone like Li Haoyu could produce, so she casually bought an issue of a literary magazine.

As a result, they were completely overrun.

From then on, she became a complete fan of Li Haoyu.

However, Wu Mei never mentioned this to Li Haoyu.

Doesn't she have any pride?

However, Wu Mei later took the initiative to seek cooperation with Li Haoyu.

While the main factor was admiration for Li Haoyu's business acumen and vision, there was also a degree of fan bias involved.

This issue of "The Devotion of Suspect X" is the final one, so it's selling exceptionally well. Many newsstands have already sold out of this issue.

Of course, someone like Wu Mei would have gotten her hands on the magazine as soon as it was published.

She also wanted to see what kind of ending Li Haoyu would give.

Wu Mei opened the magazine with great interest.

.........

A few hours later.

"How could this happen?"

Wu Mei couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

"So this is how it ended! So this is what sacrifice really means!"

The plot of "The Devotion of Suspect X" kept replaying in her mind.

Wu Mei felt that the ending was truly frustrating.

He commits evil under the guise of good, and then offers redemption behind the scenes. Wu Mei couldn't quite explain whether Ishigami's actions were right or wrong.

The book's portrayal of humanity, a complex mix of good and evil, truly both tormented and inspired her.

The protagonist, Ishigami, is indeed a figure of great sorrow and heartbreak.

"Does he have no heart?"

Why did the protagonist have to end up like this?

"The female lead is such a terrible teammate; she made all of Ishigami's efforts go to waste."

"She initially used Ishigami to try and get rid of her crime. After clearing her name, she felt guilty and started having ambiguous relationships with other men, completely ignoring everything Ishigami had done."

Wu Mei complained somewhat angrily.

I never expected that Li Haoyu was not only good at business.

He actually has a tiny bit of writing talent.

Wu Mei's thoughts after reading: She completely followed Li Haoyu's line of thinking and was completely deceived!

She doesn't like being kept in suspense.

So apart from the first episode, she refrained from watching the later episodes.

Today, she read the whole thing in one go, without even having lunch.

The novel "Wu Mei" is truly captivating.

The plot of the whole book is tight, with one thing leading into another.

Not a single word is superfluous; it's truly a great book. Especially for someone like Wu Zetian, who enjoys mystery and, more precisely, loves exploring the human nature behind stories.

This is a book that is worth reading repeatedly.

This scam is perfect and unbreakable.

However, Ishigami overlooked one point.

He could calculate each step precisely with mathematics, but he missed one point.

That is the human heart.

The female protagonist only saw her as a lifeline; she didn't truly love her. Ultimately, she became the final straw that broke Ishigami's back.

It's really ironic.

The greatest happiness in life is finding your own faith. With faith, life is no longer aimless or confusing, and you can devote yourself wholeheartedly to everything you do.

The female lead was originally his faith.

He also lived for the female lead, which is why he devised this perfect deception.

Someone like Ishigami shouldn't care about going to jail.

Even four walls couldn't confine his brilliant mind; even if his body was restricted, his mind remained free, allowing him to calmly study mathematics.

But after the female protagonist turned herself in.

Everything he did turned out to be a joke.

The protagonist's soul was once again ruthlessly abandoned, and even after offering his most precious possessions, it was still worthless.

He had no reason to live anymore.

Wu Mei even felt that perhaps Ishigami shouldn't have answered the doorbell when he heard it while preparing to commit suicide. Then none of this would have happened.

He ended his life quietly, which is good.

Born alone, so alone, what is there to think about, what is there to love?

Wu Mei even saw a reflection of herself in him.

That's why I'm even more furious.

But she also knew that the ending of "The Devotion of Suspect X" might already be the best one.

Li Haoyu really has some skills.

No wonder the novel sells so well.

However, the author's character and the work seem to be two different things. Li Haoyu himself is clearly a playboy, yet the love stories he writes about are so innocent.

If Wu Mei hadn't known Li Haoyu.

She might have really become a fan of Li Haoyu.

Judging from his works alone, people who don't know him might think he's a very devoted lover.

She remembered what Li Haoyu had said to her the last time they met.

He even wanted to introduce her to his best friend… He was truly shameless. But since she had already agreed, Wu Mei wouldn't go back on her word.

She picked up the phone and called Hao Dongmei.

……

Achoo!

Li Haoyu sneezed.

I wonder who's criticizing him again.

He lit a cigarette and began to seriously conceive his new novel.

However, before that, he felt he should change his mindset.

Li Haoyu suddenly realized that he didn't need to fixate on those classic novels.

Because his goal was to finally simulate the points.

Compared to "The Rural Teacher," the film "The Devotion of Suspect X" is significantly larger.

Both novels are good, but the difference in their influence is largely due to the subject matter.

Science fiction is actually a bit far removed from real life.

However, detective novels are not exactly close either.

Li Haoyu also analyzed that the reason why "The Devotion of Suspect X" was so popular was mainly due to the addition of a love story element.

However, in terms of subject matter, "The Devotion of Suspect X" is much more relatable than "The Rural Teacher".

Therefore, Li Haoyu decided to make a bold attempt and choose something more common.

At the same time, it no longer limits its subject matter to novels, but brings a good story to readers of this era.

The moment Li Haoyu had this idea,

All sorts of thoughts sprouted up like weeds.

There are plenty of good stories.

Not to mention, Li Haoyu was a producer in the world of "Growing Pain". Adapting TV series and movie plots into novels is practically his forte.

This greatly expands Li Haoyu's range of choices.

Not only can you copy novels, but classic TV series and movies can also be considered.

This suddenly expanded the area significantly.

Li Haoyu decided to first set himself aside from a few standards.

First: We still can't be too ahead of our time.

If they actually create something like Cthulhu or multidimensional space.

That might not necessarily be pleasing.

The second issue is length.

Both "The Devotion of Suspect X" and "The Village Teacher" are actually short to medium-length stories. But if you really want to gain popularity, you still need a full-length novel.

Just like Li Haoyu himself, he only starts reading novels when they are at least a million words long.

Otherwise, there would be far too many novels written by eunuchs!

Even with such caution, Li Haoyu still stumbled into quite a few bottomless pits. For example, "The Son-in-Law"... at the current update speed, by the time it ends...

Li Haoyu guessed that his son was already in school!

Li Haoyu is having a pleasant collaboration with the literary magazine publisher, and he has no plans to switch platforms. The literary magazine publisher is a weekly publication, which is naturally well-suited for serializing long novels.

The last point is also the most important one.

That means new novel themes must attract talented people.

In his previous novels, he spent a lot of time building up the plot before unleashing his full potential later on. This time, Li Haoyu hopes to captivate readers from the very beginning.

It continues from the beginning of the novel to the end.

Once a reader has taken one look, they won't be able to easily escape the trap.

This is indeed the most difficult condition.

After all, a novel needs a beginning, development, climax, and resolution, and some build-up so that the climax can be logical. Otherwise, wouldn't it just be the author indulging in self-gratification?

Li Haoyu wanted to criticize himself.

Why do you have to set such outrageous conditions for yourself?

Isn't this just asking for trouble?

You can't write a novel like Ultraman, with a new monster in each episode.

Li Haoyu flicked the ash off his hands.

"Wait, why can't novels be like Ultraman?"

"This is actually feasible!"

Li Haoyu excitedly patted his head.

What happened? Why did I forget about the episodic format?

Novels can also be structured this way, turning their content into an episodic format.

In this way, each story unit is self-contained, yet it is closely connected and interlocked with the other story units.

Just like in Detective Conan, one or several people die in each episode.

However, it won't have any impact on the later plot.

This way, readers can join the story whenever they want without worrying about the pace. It also makes it easier to cultivate a large number of loyal readers.

The novel's influence can also be greatly enhanced.

He could absolutely adapt a classic anthology TV series.

Li Haoyu bit the tip of the pen.

"But which classic TV series should I choose?"

……