For a nation, some pain will not be easily healed, especially when the person who made the mistake refuses to admit it. Ken Ono may not have received the historical education in Japan, but the two children who grew up in China, Tong Yan and Tan Ge, are deeply remembered. The "miserable" is not enough to describe the massacre. Tong Yan is in Jinling, but he has never been to the memorial hall, just because he is afraid that his fragile little heart will not be able to bear it.

Of course, the two big men would not vent their anger on her, a little girl. They also intended to bypass the topic of Jinling. At this time, the crew member He Dapeng ran into the cafe, as if he was looking for Xiao Cui, the waiter here. He chatted for a few words. When he was about to leave, he saw Tong Yan and immediately shouted, "Great writer, you are having coffee!"

"Well, chat with friends."

"You are chatting and see you again." He Dapeng didn't stop for a long time, said hello and left.

But it left Tan Ge confused, "He seemed to call you, a great writer just now?"

"Oh, I'm writing novels online, and I can barely be considered a literary worker." Tong Yan said humbly.

"Online novels? They are amazing, I have read them often before." Tan Ge went abroad in 2006. In addition to reading comics before going abroad, he also liked domestic online novels very much. He has read all the old antiques such as "Zhu Xian", "Su Shen Ji", and "The Story of the Scenery".

"What is your pseudonym? Have you written any novel? When I return to China, I must read your masterpiece." Although I don't have any hope for the so-called work of a young man who looks younger than me, I still have basic politeness, so I will not lose a piece of meat if I ask.

"My pen name is Tong Yan Wuji. I have written two novels "The Furious Thunder" and "The Emperor's Immortal". If you like it, you might as well take a look." After Tong Yan finished speaking, he observed Tan Ge's expression and was very calm. Sure enough, his name was not yet known to everyone.

Some of Tong Yan’s readers are overseas students, but obviously Tan Ge is not listed here.

An online novelist born and raised on the yellow land, a rookie cartoonist who is studying in Japan and is determined to revitalize Chinese comics, and a cute Japanese girl with unknown identity who sits in the Mingzhu cafe for more than an hour. At first, she was a little restrained and defensive as a stranger. Later, the conversation became more and more, and they talked about topics related to their profession. Tong Yan expressed his views on the three major migrant workers' comics, and Tan Ge also mentioned the light novels that are very popular in Japan.

Fantasy fairy tale novels like Emperor Xian Panlong are the favorites of young netizens in China, and in Japan, light novels occupy the entire spiritual world of otaku.

Tong Yan is knowledgeable and has heard of the term "light novel", but he really understands it from Tan Ge. Light novels are based on Japanese novel genres, which can be simply understood from the literal sense as "can easily use animation style drawings as illustrations, and the readers are mostly middle school boys and girls in their teens. Because of these characteristics, light novels and comics can often penetrate each other easily, and many light novels will eventually be changed into comics. There are also some comics that will produce light novel versions if the market reacts well.

Tan Ge also said that he knew many domestic students who were very keen on translating Japanese light novels into Chinese and spreading them to China. Because many light novels are not so easy to publish in China by formal means, they can only use this method. However, this method has cultivated a large number of Japanese light readers in China.

Tong Yan really wanted to say to those idle and frustrated international students, "Isn't it better to translate online novels such as Emperor Xian Panlong into Japanese and turn them into Japanese cultural circles?" He doesn't believe that those so-called light novels are better than online novels. As an Internet writer, Tong Yan is still very proud of the profession he has been engaged in.

In the next two days, Tong Yan met Tan Ge several times on the boat, and they had a lot of fun talks. However, Tong Yan had no nerve to ask about his relationship with the Japanese girl. Tan Ge was not the kind of person who stayed in foreign countries for a few years and was not aware of the world. It seemed that he was superior to his foreigners. This was also the basis for Tong Yan to chat with him. Later, the two exchanged QQ, which was considered to have officially established a relationship. However, this friendship was too fragile, and it would probably be broken if he didn't contact him for a while after returning to China.

When the Pearl was about to stop at the port of Tianjin, Tong Yan and Tan Ge Ono Ken said goodbye and sent their blessings to them. To be smaller, he hoped that Tan Ge could make a fortune in the Chinese comics world. To be larger, he hoped that he could rely on what he learned in Japan to lead Chinese animation on the right path.

After all the passengers got off the boat, it was Tong Yan and the others' turn. When they arrived on the shore, they didn't go back to their homes, but had a good meal and drink. After seven or eight days of going back and forth, Tong Yan also established a good relationship with them. These were very sunny college students and pillars of the country. Although several of them had a special love for a certain Japanese culture, they were all good young men.

Back on land, Tong Yan landed at Qidian that night and set up several chapters he wrote on the boat to release them regularly. Now he is more accustomed to this. This time he went to Qidian, he found that he had been voted for thousands of urged to update the votes.

What is urging to update the ticket? Tong Yan was puzzled and studied it carefully before he realized that this was a virtual prop that Qidian had just developed recently, and it was still in the trial stage.

The price of a urge to renew is 200 yuan. The author can get half of the update number, and the update number is required to be 3,000 words. 6,000 words require two urge to renew, 9,000 words, and three 9,000 words. Of course, you can also vote for 1,000 votes, and the number of words required is arbitrary. You can even choose the 3,000 word level, which is equivalent to giving the author a thousand yuan in vain.

Of course, if the word count requirement is not met, the votes will be automatically returned to the readers. Tong Yan has been 6,000 words for two updates. Although several readers voted for the 6,000 words, which made him earn a few update tickets, but more of them still voted for 9,000 words and the highest 12,000 words. Naturally, he could not meet the requirements, so the votes were returned to the readers as much as possible. Perhaps the readers knew that Tong Yan could not write three chapters, so they voted for "The Immortal" again, and in the end they would return to their pockets.

Several of the readers who were not short of money generously threw out hundreds of tickets in one breath, which became a hot topic in the book review area, and according to Beier's face.

Tong Yan looked at it and the total value of today's urge to update is almost 2,100 yuan. If he can update 12,000 words tomorrow, he will get more than 1,000 yuan. It is not a subscription share, nor a physical book sales share, but purely the readers' contribution to the author, the price is just to write a little more. I have to say that this is a very novel experience for Tong Yan. This move also means that things like local tycoons have finally begun to take root in the soil of online literature... (To be continued.)

ps: First update ~
Chapter completed!