My imagination has come true

In all kinds of time-travel novels and rebirth novels in the early days of later generations, especially in the novels of time travel and rebirth to this era, if it is a serious daily novel, many of the protagonists have to copy novels, copy songs, etc. to get their first pot of money.

Mu Qingyun doesn't have much morality, so he naturally thought about it.

But she has read a lot of novels before, but although she has a good memory, reading those novels is really just a pastime.

Who would memorize the pastimes during pastime?
Anyway, she's not that perverted.

After coming here for so long, eating, dressing, and all kinds of expenses are getting bigger and bigger. She has no choice but to rely on the common people willingly. The various ways to make money are compared and weighed, which is suitable for her current student status. Sure enough, I still write articles.

In fact, writing papers can also make money, and Mu Qingyun is more familiar with papers. Before she came, she had just completed three heavyweight papers for two projects. Her teacher read them and didn't say a single extra word. In the end, she drank with her colleagues at night Drunk, he laughed foolishly all night.

However, he has never been married in his life, has no wife and no children, so naturally no one can take care of him, so in the end he had to recruit Senior Xiao Lin to work, which caused complaints from the students.

Hey, this is really a bloody case caused by three papers, what a tragic word!
Mu Qingyun became interested and flipped through the current journals and magazines for a long time, and then he was shocked to realize that he didn't pay much for writing papers, but he also gave various rewards, a little cash, a little shopping coupons and the like.

But it is really difficult to make a fortune from papers.

In the end, he decided to write novels. Mu Qingyun bought a bunch of popular novels and magazines to read. Although the various genres of novels in this era are not as flourishing as online novels in later generations, there are still many types. Martial arts novels and romance novels are the best-selling novels. Well, the plot seems a bit old-fashioned to her, but the writing and structure are all good or fine.

Taking advantage of his spare time, Mu Qingyun chose for a while, and finally chose the journal of the History Research Society.

The History Research Institute is one of the largest historical research departments in China. The journal not only publishes the latest historical articles, but also serializes novels related to history. Mu Qingyun borrowed a batch from the school library to read carefully, and found that the serialized novels in this magazine It was very flexible and free, and it was more to her liking than the others.

After thinking for a few days, Mu Qingyun wrote the beginning of a novel and sent it to the History Research Institute.

It's a time-travel story. The heroine is a student of the medical school, and she traveled to ancient times and became a maid of a merchant's family. In those days, the maid was not a human being, and her life was lower than that of an ox and a horse. She could only struggle desperately to survive.

The whole story, Mu Qingyun's outline is very detailed, not only describing the struggle of the heroine, but also describing the customs of the ancient city.

In terms of detailed information, Mu Qingyun is not far behind those specialized researchers. When it comes to writing style, just look at how many scripts she has written in these years and how many times she has deceived herself, and I know that she is at least a proficient hand.

It has been ten days since I sent the manuscript, and I finally got a reply.

The editor seems very enthusiastic, and has decided to publish, and the manuscript fee is not low, 60 yuan for a thousand words.

Although there are some manuscripts now with manuscript fees ranging from [-], [-], or even higher per [-] words, firstly, this is not a manuscript fee for newcomers, and secondly, these are a small number of magazines that are self-financing and receive many manuscripts. It is a short to medium story, and a piece of about [-] words is considered long.

Mu Qingyun writes a novel, and the threshold of the Historical Research Society is not low, so relatively speaking, the manuscript fee is not very high.

In short, Mu Qingyun is quite satisfied with 60 yuan for a thousand characters.

Only the first [-] characters of the manuscript were written, and when Lu Dagang, the old editor of the History Research Institute, got it, it was already five days later.

It's no wonder that the old editors received at least hundreds of manuscripts every day, but there were only a few editors. People were willing to read the articles of the old authors immediately.

That is to say, Lu Dagang, who is old and serious in his work, will pick up the manuscripts that others have perfunctory, and he will take a closer look at them.

Fortunately, he is a veteran, and he only works hard on his own, and does not criticize other editors. Everyone only respects him, and there is not much resentment.

"Hey."

Lu Dagang rubbed his eyes, and he understood that the young people in the editorial office couldn't bear all the hardships. He was willing to do more, but it didn't mean he didn't feel tired of the hardships.

I received a lot of manuscripts, most of which hurt my eyes after reading them.

However, Lu Dagang also knows that newcomers are not easy, and he is willing to sit down quietly and write articles seriously. Whether the writing is good or not is another matter, but he must always cherish his heart.

""Red Sleeves by the Red Mansion"?"

Lu Dagang drank a glass of water slowly, picked up a manuscript, glanced at it, and felt slightly excited.

It's not that the title of the book is special. Lu Dagang is an old editor. He has read countless manuscripts in his life. What kind of titles have he not seen?I can't frighten him easily.

But the author's handwriting is very beautiful. In the early years, due to various circumstances, the school did not have much class. Many young people's handwriting is worse than that of handwriting. A literati like Lu Dagang has a chance to see a good handwriting All are few and far between.

The calligraphy on this manuscript seems to be just ordinary pen calligraphy, regular script, neat, simple and beautiful. However, Lu Dagang's father is considered a half-calligrapher. He has been practicing calligraphy since he was a child. The words exude a sharp air.

The writing is pleasing to the eye, Lu Dagang decided that even if the young author writes poorly, he will not scold people, but will write a few words of gentle encouragement.

Then, he looked in.

Time passed by minute by minute, until it was time to get off work. Colleagues in the office were packing their things one after another. Editor Zhang, who was sitting next to him, had made an appointment with Lu Dagang to have a drink together in the evening. He looked at his watch and called him: "Lao Lu, let's go."

"Wow!"

Suddenly there was a choked sob in his ear, Editor Zhang froze immediately, and turned his head to look in disbelief, only to see Lu Dagang, a hulking back, tilting his head, covering his mouth with one hand, propping up the table with the other, his body slightly trembling.

Editor Zhang's face turned green with fright.

A group of editors and staff in the agency all got up and looked over. The group made up a lot of things in their brains and hurried forward to comfort them. Even the editor-in-chief Xu didn't dare to step out of the office and stood at the door to watch.

After a few words of persuasion, Lu Da just came back to his senses, turned his head and looked around, his face turned red, and he quickly waved his hands: "It's okay, it's okay, oops, I just read a novel, and I feel a little sad."

Everyone: "..."

Immediately, Editor-in-Chief Xu became interested, put on his glasses, came over and sat down, asked for Lu Dagang's manuscript, and said with a smile: "It seems that we have found a good work?"