After being with An Luwei, Tong Yan first exchanged their respective class schedules with her so that the two could have more time to be together. For example, on Monday afternoon, Tong Yan followed An Luwei to two statistics sessions:.../

Weiwei is a student in the management class of the School of Business School. Each class has 100 people, which is equivalent to the number of students in Tong Yan Xinchuan Academy. The classes are all large classrooms. Among so many people, Tong Yan is not so eye-catching. The teacher usually answers questions by calling and answering questions according to the list, so it will not disturb him reading books or conceiving the plot of the novel.

However, An Luwei was often distracted by her boyfriend because she was by her side, but she was still happy to let Tong Yan accompany him. It didn't matter to Tong Yan. Anyway, there was no difference between reading in the classroom and reading in the library.

After that, Tong Yan also had an An Luwei in the situation and policy class at night. The two sat behind and talked and laughed, envious of a group of single men and women. Sister Ting finished this class quickly, and then mentioned a major event in the class, selecting class cadres.

Previously, Xiao Quanjie and Xiao Yun were acting as squad leader in the class. After half a month of military training and a week later, more than 20 students in the radio and television class were familiar with each other, and it was time to choose a new leadership team.

An Luwei is now the real class monitor after the election of their class. There is no way. Everyone in the class is convinced by Sister Wei. She also teaches Tong Yan how to canvass the votes when she comes on stage later.

"I didn't want to be a cadre," Tong Yan admitted frankly.

"Why? You are so popular in your class and so popular, so you must be more suitable for being a squad leader than the one named Xiao." An Luwei said incomprehensible.

"Human energy is limited, and I am a person with a strong sense of responsibility. Once I become the squad leader, I will definitely serve the people wholeheartedly. How can I have time to accompany you then?"

When An Luwei heard that Tong Yan was so centered on her, she felt a little embarrassed, and she was a little embarrassed: "But I am not only a class leader, but also joined the club, the student union, and the basketball team. But don't worry, I will definitely not neglect you for those things."

The vote result was still that Er Xiao was the squad leader, and Cha Zai'an also became a life committee member, and this guy has always been very active.

After class, "Where are we going now?" An Luwei asked.

"Don't you have to practice football?"

"Oh, fortunately you reminded me," An Luwei suddenly realized, "By the way, what are you doing?"

"I'll buy a pair of roller skates. My physical education class is pulleys."

"I want to buy it, I want to learn."

"Then you don't play basketball?"

"I'll ask the captain for a leave."

When Tong Yan returned to the dormitory, he brought a pair of roller skates, which also reminded the other three in the dormitory that their sports supplies also needed to be prepared.

In addition, Tong Yan asked them to free up the time tomorrow night for him: "Weiwei and I will host a banquet tomorrow to entertain the families of both parties, and you are all active."

Cha Zai'an is the most active: "I will immediately push the matter of the student union tomorrow."

Zhuge Garfield snorted: "Isn't it because of my beauty in Sister Wei's roommates. I despise you the most."

Cha Jae-an retorted: "Don't say you have no idea."

Zhuge Garfield smiled and said, "Actually, I'm the same as you think, haha."

Wei Tongyang looked at them funny and interjected: "Didn't Marshmallow help you catch up with the girl?"

Zhuge Garfield waved his hand: "These female college students, I am very disappointed with them. When I touched my rabbit, I smiled brightly like an angel. When I asked them which college they were from and their phone numbers, they were all like thieves. This indifferent society."

He asked again: "Tong Yan, are those roommates of Sister Wei single?"

Tong Yan opened the notebook and replied, "I haven't penetrated the enemy yet. I don't know much about this. I'm going to ask you Sister Wei."

In fact, Tong Yan didn't understand even some of An Luwei's situations very clearly. Not to mention her roommates, but if it could be a couple, it would be considered a merit. It depends on whether the brothers around him have this opportunity.

As soon as he finished speaking, Tang Cheng, who was opposite the door, came, and his first sentence was: "God, has my dragon support appeared?"

"It's soon, it's soon, you will appear in the spiritual world in the future."

"Is it a villain?"

“Required.”

After Tang Cheng and Tong Yan got along well, one of the requirements he made was to ask for a supporting role. Tong Yan would naturally satisfy him. It is a troublesome thing for online writers to think of a name. Someone gave a supporting role, but he still wanted it. It was just that this guy likes villains who opposed the protagonist, and it was better to be that kind of bad flowing, so he had to wait until the plot entered the next stage before he could use it.

Tang Chengjian Tong Yan had been browsing the web pages and had not started typing, so he said: "God, what do you think is the standard for measuring classics for online novels?"

Long Kong, who had been in a while, has asked such profound questions from Tang Cheng, who has become more and more knowledgeable about online novels.

Tong Yan thought for a while: "Online novels are actually popular novels. Of course, the measure of the quality of popular novels is the acceptance of the masses. In fact, it is reasonable to say that they are sales. After all, online literature is different from traditional situations. You can spend money to buy your book to read instead of reading pirated copies. This itself is enough to show the degree of acceptance of the masses. But to talk about classics, this is not something that people of our era can judge. It will take several years to let readers at that time judge. If they were willing to read an online novel ten years ago at that time, it means that this book must be a classic."

"So you also think sales are an important criterion for judging the quality of a novel, right?"

"It is an important criterion, but it is by no means the only criterion. Many poorly sold books sometimes look unexpectedly good. By the way, why do you think of asking this?"

Tang Cheng smiled: "That's the case. Today I saw a post in Longkong. The poster commented on what he thought was the most classic online novel from 2006 to 2007. He put "Emperor Immortal" in sixth place. Of course I was not convinced. I think the popularity and grades of the poster Immortal must be ranked first. Then I quarreled with the poster. He said that he was ranked according to the level of classics, not according to the grades. I said that the level of classics is too weak, there is no standard, and it is more reliable to look at the grades. Emperor Immortal should be the most classic online novel in the past two years. Then someone asked me how to know that Emperor Immortal’s grades are the best. A good monthly ticket score does not mean that the subscription scores are good. Of course I have to ask, who has a higher subscription score in the serialized novels now than Emperor Immortal. There are many different opinions later, but there is no accurate score."

After hearing Tang Cheng say so much, it seems like a mess, but Tong Yan grasped the point: "Are you particularly curious about our backend subscription numbers?" (To be continued.)

ps: First update
Chapter completed!