Of course, Wu Di knew that serializing it in "Fragments of Time" is something that many young literary writers dream of. After all, it is indeed the leader of young literature, and its ability to create stars is extraordinary.

There are even many young literary writers in "Fragments of Time" who have truly entered the traditional literary world using this as a springboard and published articles in "Huaxia Novels", the largest pure literary novel magazine in China.

After all, in China, which attaches great importance to traditional literature, only writers who have gained a foothold in the real traditional literary world can be considered true success.

Because the Chinese people in this world are relatively large, they are more leisurely and have a high level of cultural appreciation, so they are willing to buy works with connotation and in-depth. The prices of these works are also relatively high. Although the sales volume may not be as good as commercial literature, the income of traditional writers is no lower than that of commercial writers.

This is to talk about the Chinese film industry again. Many academic directors like to shoot works with connotation the most. The articles of traditional writers are undoubtedly connotation and in-depth, and are suitable for adaptation into movies. With the income from film copyright, these traditional writers will naturally live more nourishing.

Well, what you say has connotation and depth is actually just to show off. Many middle-class people will buy those high-priced books, naturally to show off. Maybe they prefer to read pure commercial online novels like "Panlong" in private.

However, Wu Di had no interest in what he had to squeeze into the traditional literary world. She was truly confident. At that time, it was not her who took the initiative to enter the traditional literary world, but someone carried a sedan chair to invite her into...

Wu Di held back the displeasure and looked at the contract and was immediately excited. She thought that the editor's attitude was not good, but she didn't expect that she didn't seem to have received the attention of the editorial department of "Fragments of Time".

This contract gives Wu Di the feeling that she is asking for serialization in "Fragments of Time". Not only is the price of a thousand words reduced, but the reason is that the serialization can be submitted for more manuscripts, so the price naturally needs to be reduced, but the total income is increased...

The price she wants to serialize on "Fragments of Time" is much more than that, and it also stipulates that all her manuscripts must be given priority to "Fragments of Time". For example, the copyright of short stories must be sold to "Fragments of Time" at a bargain price, and then it will help you to collect and publish.

Wu Di couldn't help but reply: "This contract is too domineering, right? I can't sign it."

"Then we "Fragments of Time" may not accept your submission in the future." Qian Yi's plain reply was domineering. Obviously, this is the confidence of "Fragments of Time" as the leader in youth literature.

"Haha, you will regret it." Wu Di replied, turning off the chat box directly.

At this time, Huang Qianyi, who was sitting in front of the computer, had a look of disdain on his face.

Regret? Who do you think you are, a real great writer? Don’t be too self-righteous!

Huang Qianyi closed the dialog box and was about to report this matter to the editor-in-chief. He believed that the editor-in-chief Qian Siliang would not care about this newcomer Tian Jingsha who had only debuted for a few months.

Huang Qianyi is in his thirties, a man, who is very arrogant to some people. The reason is very simple. He is in the traditional literary world. Although he is at the bottom, he is still very proud of his appearance when talking about it. After all, he is a real literati.

He looked down on youth literature from the bottom of his heart. If it weren't for the poor sales of his books, he wouldn't have "condescended" to be an editor to support his family.

He always felt that the books he wrote were not good, not because he wrote them poorly, but because others did not know how to appreciate them!

He despised Wu Di so much, in addition to being arrogant because of his talent, also because of the author whose pen name is Tian Jingsha, he was not allowed to be appreciated by Qian Siliang.

Even though the readers’ feedback is indeed good, Qian Siliang, who tasted the sweetness of the writer’s idolization, stubbornly felt that authors like Tian Jingsha who were busy writing articles do not conform to the direction of youth literature development.

Moreover, the recent articles written by Wu Di are all sweet and warm short stories, and "Fragments of Time" is not short of such sweet articles...

Therefore, even though there were many editors in the editorial department who were optimistic about Tian Jingsha to make Tian Jingsha serialization suggestions, Qian Siliang never commented on it. After thinking about it, he gave such a harsh contract.

Of course, Qian Siliang himself doesn’t think that this contract is anything harsh. It is your honor to be able to make a new serial for you, a newcomer who has just debuted. You must kneel down and thank us well. This is the domineering nature of "Fragments of Time" as the leader of youth literature.

Editor-in-chief Qian Siliang soon learned about this. At that time, he was sitting in the office, studying how to use his connections in the entertainment industry to open up barriers to the youth literature and entertainment industry...

"Do you know? This is a real change in youth literature! And I am the chief designer of this change!" Qian Siliang said in a proud tone.

Since he took over "Fragments of Time", in just three years, the sales of single-issues have continuously surpassed "Youth Festival" and "Flower Season", not to mention the sales of single-issues... This is the power of writers' idolization, and this is the embodiment of the blind consumption concept of students!

"Fragments of Time" belongs to Yinshi Media and can defeat the "Youth Festival" of the youth literature pioneer of Huangmeng Media, which is known as the number one in paper media channels. This is a major battle worthy of research by industry insiders.

Qian Siliang has always been complacent about this matter. After seeing "Youth Festival" still taking the traditional high-quality route, he felt that this magazine was hopeless. However, "Flower Season" under Jiaoyu Media knows how to keep up with fashion and has also begun to take the idolization route.

Those who follow the trend will always be followers. Such sluts like "Flower Season" are worth mentioning!

Qian Siliang always likes to criticize other youth literature magazines at editorial meetings, after all, he does have arrogant capital.

"Well, who is Tian Jingsha?" Qian Siliang took out his ears and said lightly.

Huang Qianyi bent his body, smiled, and catered to him: "Just a young author who just debuted."

"She is quite tough to refuse our magazine, but it doesn't matter. In my opinion, the most important thing for writers under our magazine to write good articles is not the most important thing. The most important thing is his added value. Now it is the era when the eyeballs are king. Those who lag behind the times will definitely be eliminated by the times! The forward historical trend will kill them into scum!" Qian Siliang said in an extremely confident tone.

"Yes, the editor-in-chief said it too well!" Huang Qianyi was used to such eye-catching words.

"The next step, I will continue to take "Youth Festival" to the abyss. When a young literary writer with both strength and idol comes to our "Fragments of Time", how do you think the situation will change?" Qian Siliang's eyes were filled with a kind of sharpness.

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Chapter completed!