A widower's entertainment

Chapter 186 [Please love me once] (please subscribe)
Yanjing, Xinghua Hutong.

Lin Youcheng did not agree with Jiang He to let Lin Zhaoqing go to a sports school. Although Jiang He expressed regret, he did not insist. After all, Lin Youcheng was Lin Zhaoqing's father and had his own plans for his child.

Jiang He also understood that Lin Zhaoqing's family conditions were not bad. Although Lin Youcheng was the father of six children, life was not difficult. There was no need to go to a sports school to reduce the burden. Moreover, Lin Youcheng was a writer. , may pay more attention to children's cultural learning.

The most important thing is that it is not an easy decision for an eleven-year-old child to go to a sports school.

Because Lin Zhaoqing was discovered to have athletic talent in school, Lin Youcheng also knew that several children were adapting well to schools in Beijing.

Lin Youcheng, a father, also adapted well. He went to the vegetable market to buy vegetables in the morning and also bought breakfast for the carrots. After a steaming breakfast, Lin Zhaoxi took Lin Zhaoqing and others to school, while Lin Zhaohuan and Lin Zhaole were still playing at home.

Lin Youcheng spent money to get a ticket for a washing machine, and then bought a white chrysanthemum double-tub washing machine in a courtyard in the capital. The left side is the pulsator for normal washing of clothes, and the right drying barrel is specially used for drying clothes.

There was no way, there were too many carrots. Lin Youcheng didn't want to wash his hands and feet and step on this pile of clothes. This was the first thing to be solved after coming to the capital.

Lin Youcheng was carrying a large bucket of clothes to dry in the yard, but someone knocked on the door.

Lin Youcheng opened the door and saw Zhang Wei, editor of "People's Literature", walked in.

While Zhang Wei was talking, he was not idle and also helped Lin Youcheng dry his clothes.

Zhang Wei nodded. Just as he was about to say something, he saw someone knocking on the door. He helped to open it. When he opened the door, he saw it was the postman.

When Zhang Wei saw that it was sent to Lin Youcheng from "Contemporary" magazine, he immediately guessed that it was a reply to the manuscript that Lin Youcheng had submitted to "Contemporary".

Zhang Wei followed Lin Youcheng's gaze and saw two children, Lin Zhaohuan and Lin Zhaole, playing house in the yard.

Lin Youcheng shook his head and said, "How can I go to a writers' pen meeting here? It's not like you don't know that there are still these two little guys at home."

"Writers PEN?"

Zhang Wei shook his head, smiled, and said, "Why don't you find a nanny to take care of your children? It will be easier for you."

Lin Youcheng and Zhang Wei were also very familiar with each other, and he did not rush to entertain them. Instead, he continued to dry the clothes and said, "Why are you here so early?"

Zhang Wei smiled and said: "I came here to tell you something. There is a Writers PEN Association here that wants to invite you to participate."

When Lin Youcheng heard Zhang Wei's words, he nodded and said, "I'm looking for him, but it's not that easy to find a good one."

"Youcheng, are you busy?"

"Comrade Lin Youcheng, here is your letter."

Lin Youcheng looked at the capable young postman in front of him and took the letter, and couldn't help but think of Xiao Zheng in Decheng. However, Lin Youcheng didn't say much. After receiving the letter, the young postman hurried to deliver it to the next family.

"Youcheng, your manuscript has been submitted to "Contemporary"?"

Lin Youcheng nodded. He had already seen the remittance slip inside. It seemed that his article "Bright Sword" had not been returned by "Contemporary".

"What's the story?" "The last battlefield, the last sword."

When Zhang Wei heard Lin Youcheng's words, he was naturally very curious. He didn't know what kind of story this final sword show would be. However, Zhang Wei couldn't help laughing when he saw that "Contemporary" seemed to be publishing Lin Youcheng's article. He said: "If you succeed, then you have really been in the four famous magazines of "Harvest", "October", "Flower City", and now "Contemporary".

Not to mention the manuscripts, it is really rare that Lin Youcheng can have manuscripts published in these four major magazines one after another.

Those are the four famous magazines!

Even if Lin Youcheng's four manuscripts were not published in "People's Literature", Zhang Wei could not admit that Lin Youcheng was really great.

Hearing Zhang Wei's sigh, Lin Youcheng just smiled and didn't pay much attention. He put the letter away and continued to dry the remaining clothes. He said, "Thank you to the editor and the magazine for allowing me to publish the manuscript."

When Zhang Wei heard what Lin Youcheng said, he hurriedly said: "This is because your manuscript is well written and it is excellent."

Although he has not read Lin Youcheng's last manuscript, Zhang Wei has read Lin Youcheng's three previous manuscripts, "The Wind", "My Captain, My Regiment", and the manuscript of "War Meridian". That article was able to be published in "People's Literature" not because of Lin Youcheng's popularity, but because Lin Youcheng's works were popular.

"Youcheng, you just said this is the last battlefield, so you won't write any more war novels in the future?"

“I won’t write about the war during that period for the time being.”

Zhang Wei nodded and understood what Lin Youcheng meant, that is, he would not write about the period of the Anti-Japanese War that Lin Qi experienced for the time being.
"Youcheng, you have been published in four famous magazines. Your next article must be submitted to our People's Literature."

Zhang Wei still directly said what he hoped for.

In fact, from the time Lin Youcheng's "The Wind" was published in "Harvest" magazine, I felt like I had been stabbed hard.

It's just a pity that at that time Zhang Wei really didn't know that the knife in "Harvest" was just an appetizer, and there were several knives waiting for him later.

After that, he continued to ask Lin Youcheng for manuscripts, but Lin Youcheng published manuscripts in other magazines one after another. This really stabbed him several times.

At that time, he said in front of his colleagues that it would be okay if Lin Youcheng submitted articles to other magazines. After all, he was looking forward to his next story, but he was just pretending to be strong and generous.

Zhang Wei felt very uncomfortable when he chose other magazines for four consecutive articles. On his face, he could only smile and say that as long as Lin Youcheng wrote good novels, everything would be fine, but in his heart he was scratching his head and hoping that Lin Youcheng would be fine. Cheng Neng can vote for "People's Literature" again.

Hearing Zhang Wei's words, other editors laughed. They didn't think Zhang Wei would be so calm if Lin Youcheng had to submit articles to other magazines.

There are so many literary magazines in the literary world, not to mention the four major famous magazines, as well as "Zhongshan" and "Yanjing Literature". Zhang Wei does not want Lin Youcheng to continue to submit articles to other magazines. Now Zhang Wei Naturally, I wanted to make an appointment with Lin Youcheng for the next manuscript.

Hearing Zhang Wei's words, Lin Youcheng couldn't help but smile. The novel he submitted to "Contemporary" had not yet been published, so Zhang Wei thought of urging it. However, looking at the sincere eyes of Zhang Wei, the editor of Neptune, Lin Youcheng was a little embarrassed, because it felt like he was a scumbag who repeatedly submitted articles to other magazines without any regard for the former "People's Literature" .

"It's successful, the next manuscript must be for our People's Literature!"

Zhang Wei said this again with great sincerity, obviously hoping that Lin Youcheng would love "People's Literature" again.

(End of this chapter)