Changning City, Wenyue Group.
Urban classification editing team.
Qianzhou was sitting in his office chair at this time, his face full of high spirits.
He kept refreshing the page on the computer and kept looking at the data displayed in the background. He had been looking at it all day long.
During this period, in addition to replying to some messages from the author, going to the bathroom and eating, he almost always looked at the growth trends of various data in "I'm Really Not a Celebrity".
He was so excited not just because he had published his first Wanwan book.
What's more, judging from the current trend, the potential that the book "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" can unleash in the future and the heights it can reach cannot be summarized by just a few orders.
If the traffic conversion rate this time is high enough, then this rekindled book may have the opportunity to hit 20,000 average subscriptions in one go, or even higher.
It's a pity that "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" has just been logged into Wenyue Group's other channel website platforms today, and Qianzhou will have to wait until next month to get the data from the channel.
I don’t know how the book “I’m Really Not a Celebrity” is performing on various channels.
Logically speaking, novels like these written by Zhong Ran should also be very popular in channels.
But Qianzhou couldn't feel at ease if he couldn't get the data performance of the channel for a day, and he felt itchy all the time.
But even so, the performance of the book "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" on the main website today is enough for Qianzhou to cheer and celebrate.
From around two o'clock in the morning today until five o'clock in the evening, "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" has firmly sat at the top of the best-selling list on the entire site, unshakable.
On the one hand, this is because the traffic attracted by this event is indeed huge, and on the other hand, it is also because the re-ignition side is powerful enough.
At this rate of updating a chapter every half an hour, he has updated more than thirty chapters so far!
A total of 60,000 to 70,000 words!
This amount of updates not only shocked readers of the book "I'm Really Not a Celebrity", but also quickly spread at the speed of light in major reader QQ groups and various forums.
So much so that readers who didn't pay much attention to reading activities passively learned about the book "I'm Really Not a Celebrity".
While being shocked by the huge amount of updates, they also came over with curiosity to join in the fun.
As a result, the traffic falling on the book "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" is like a snowball. Not only does it not gradually decline with the passage of time, but it has an intensifying trend.
Especially today is January 1st, which is the early stage of monthly voting list.
"I'm Really Not a Celebrity" has climbed all the way up from the third place on the monthly ticket sales list at the beginning. At about five o'clock in the evening, it has successfully topped the monthly ticket list surrounded by a huge new readership.
With the blessing of being number one on both lists, readers who follow Qidian Chinese website will basically not be able to avoid this book when looking for books to read.
Of course, this does not mean that the book Reignited is really number one on the site.
His current results are simply the result of a large wave of traffic.
After this period of limelight passes, it will be better to speak with force.
But for Qianzhou, even if he only has the book Reignited, it is enough to ensure his performance and ranking at the forefront of editors.
At least he won't be eliminated from the bottom position.
In contrast, the female editor named Qingyue next door to Qianzhou did not have a comfortable life during this period.
As Korean entertainment literature gradually declined during this period, some of her original advantages in author resources turned into a liability, affecting her performance in signing contracts.
After all, she has a lot of authors who write about Korean entertainment. When books in this genre gradually become unpopular, it becomes particularly difficult for these authors to make a transition.
After many failures, most authors may be discouraged and have no choice but to go back to work and sadly leave the field of online writing.
Originally, it didn't matter. After all, the trend of such small categories in the field of online literature often changes in just a few years or even a few months.
In addition, Qingyue herself is not a senior editor, so the current situation is normal.
Editors of other categories may occasionally experience this situation.
But what makes Qingyue a little unbearable is that the newcomer next door arrived several months later than her. In just half a year, he has several high-quality books in his hands.
Forget it.
Even if it’s a book with thousands of orders, that’s nothing.
But no one could have imagined that Qianzhou would have such a strange book as "I'm Really Not a Celebrity".
Under the normal Qidian recommendation process, this book only shows the results of a normal quality level.
As a result, because the author wrote an original song, with good luck, it was sold to a TV series as the theme song.
And I was very lucky to be able to play this pretty good song as a foil to this bad drama.
As a result, I was very lucky to get in touch with the singer of this song and did an exclusive interview and linkage event.
With such a combination of punches, she felt that any Korean entertainment drama with excellent results under Qingyue's hands would be able to take off immediately.
The more she thought about it, the more unhappy she became.
But Qianzhou didn't care, and from time to time posted screenshots of the background in their editor's work group, and received good news one after another.
"It's a pity that it's a little late." Hongdou, the editor-in-chief of the Urban Group, lamented, "If I had written this book a few months earlier, I could have made it in time for our annual meeting this year."
"Boss, there's no rush in this matter." Qianzhou said cheerfully, "Zhongqian is only 16 this year, and he still has a long future. If he doesn't catch up this year, then there will be next year."
"That's true." Hongdou smiled, feeling happy in her heart.
Although Reignited is not the author he personally created, as the editor-in-chief, the presence of a popular book like "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" within the group has greatly improved his performance, which is a good thing no matter how you say it.
But Qingyue on the side poured cold water and said: "High school students don't have much life experience to begin with, so it would be great if they can write a popular book. If they can't settle down well in the future and earn so much royalties all at once, it's hard to say that he is like this
Will people lose their mentality and the next book will fall into the dust?"
What I said is not wrong from a purely theoretical point of view.
But saying this in front of Qianzhou, who was very happy, was a bit embarrassing.
However, Qianzhou was not angry at all at this time.
If it were before, he would still have this worry.
But ever since he met Zainian himself, Qianzhou no longer had such thoughts.
Because that kid is really too mature. Whether he is a person or a person, he has a kind of stability that is different from his peers, and he doesn't have the arrogance and arrogance after making a lot of money.
So in the face of Qingyue's weirdness, Qianzhou just laughed it off: "I am a top student in a key high school, and my grades are among the best in the school. It would be great if I can find time to write online articles."
"Even if he doesn't write online articles in the future, he will still be at least a top student in the 985 program."
"So I don't have to worry about it for him. I can just do what an editor should do."
After saying this, Qingyue's face suddenly changed slightly and she moved her lips, but she didn't know what to say. She could only mutter a few words in a low voice, and no one around her heard what she said clearly.
"Okay." Editor-in-chief Hongdou glanced at Qingyue, then stood up and said, "Tomorrow is the annual meeting. I have to meet a few authors for dinner. If you have any authors you know who are coming to the meeting, you can also make an appointment.
A meal or something.”
Speaking of this, Hongdou added with a smile: "These people are all wealthy people. Each one is richer than the other. We can't be polite and give them a few extra meals."
After saying this, the other two senior editors also stood up. It was obvious that some of their writers had come to Changning City for a meeting.
Only Qianzhou and Qingyue stayed in the company because they didn't have any big writers under them.
Qianzhou ignored Qingyue next door, opened QQ on the computer, and found the avatar of Xianyan.
[Qianzhou]: What are you doing? Are you still coding?
[Reignited]: No, I’m going home to celebrate New Year’s Day.
[Qianzhou]: Are all the contents of the thirty-odd chapters you have today been saved?
[Reignited]: That’s for sure. I’m not a god. How could I write two thousand words every half an hour and keep writing?
[Qianzhou]: So... how much do you plan to send out today?
[Reignited]: One chapter will be posted every half hour, a total of 49 chapters, plus an additional chapter that will be updated early this morning, totaling 50 chapters.
【Qianzhou】: Awesome...
Qianzhou didn't know what to say other than being awesome.
This guy usually has to go to class, how on earth did he save up so many manuscripts?
A whole 50 chapters!
If converted into word count, that would be a full 100,000 words!
One hundred thousand words are updated a day, which is more than what many authors update in a month...
Thinking of this, Qianzhou couldn't help but open the author group under him and sent a message in it.
[Qianzhou]: You guys, you know the water group every day.
[Qianzhou]: Look at people’s rebirth! 50 chapters updated a day!
[Qianzhou]: I don’t have high demands on you. Is it okay to write four to five thousand words a day and don’t stop updating at every turn?
Li Luo himself is also in this group, but he is usually diving.
When he saw that Qianzhou had just finished chatting with him, he turned around and posted this sentence in the author group, and he burst into laughter.
It seems that the update pressure is indeed being met.
"What are you looking at?"
On the sofa in the living room of Room 401 of Jincheng Community, Ying Chanxi saw the corners of Li Luo's lips raised, and couldn't help but come over with a suspicious look on his face and ask.
But Li Luo moved quickly and instantly switched to chatting with Zhao Rongjun.
[Zhao Rongjun]: I am lovelorn.
[Li Luo]: Oh? Are you sure you are lovelorn?
[Zhao Rongjun]: Well, I admit, it shouldn’t be considered lovelorn... Luo Jiajia does have a boyfriend.
Ying Chanxi on the side glanced curiously, and couldn't help but ask: "Is there anyone else Zhao Rongjun likes?"
"He doesn't like it at all." Li Luo shook his head, "It's just a boy who was moved by the sudden preferential treatment."
As long as a girl is not ugly or hard to talk to, as long as she can show a little kindness to a boy like Zhao Rongjun from time to time, it will be easy to gain his favor.
Most boys have lacked this kind of kindness from the opposite sex since they were young. Whenever they meet someone once, they will mistakenly think that they have fallen in love with the other person.
[Li Luo]: Come out tomorrow and my brother will play basketball with you.
[Zhao Rongjun]: Okay, but can you not take Ying Chanxi and the others with you?
[Li Luo]: What's going on?
[Zhao Rongjun]: Now that I see how good your relationship is, I feel uncomfortable.
[Li Luo]: Then do you want to tell Xixi directly? She was sitting next to me and saw everything.
【Zhao Rongjun】:???
The next second.
Li Luo's cell phone was snatched away.
[Li Luo]: Don’t worry, I will come with you tomorrow and I will comfort you!
Chapter completed!