Rebirth 96: Begin the life of a monster from kindergarten

This March, Han Han, who was silently playing car racing and preparing an album, had his spiritual constitution explode again and became a popular creature on the Internet.

The cause was the literary critic White Pages, who published a blog titled "The Current Situation and Future of Post-80s Generations."

White Pages named Han Han, Guo Jingming and other post-80s writers in its blog, saying that from a literary perspective, these so-called post-80s writers are not real writers, but can only be regarded as literary enthusiasts and enthusiasts.

The reason is that the works of these writers rarely appear in mainstream literary magazines, and they have "entered the market but not the literary world."

Faced with accusations, Guo Jingming did not respond.

But Han Han couldn't sit still anymore and directly dropped a bombshell. He published an article on his blog "The literary world is shit, no one should pretend to be cool." He believed that whether the works of post-80s writers should be considered literature should not be determined by the so-called literary world. Help others to judge, and ridiculed that the contemporary literary world will only create cliques and kill literature.

In this blog, Han Han believes that many of the things written by the so-called seniors are either pornographic or violent.

Han Han bombarded the literary world in his blog: "Don't make the literary world so sophisticated. The literary world is nothing, that is, a hundred people masturbate and a hundred people watch. People here have been doing it in full swing, and their postures are all over the place. You have changed a lot, but you are still saying, come on, watch how I move, learn to do it, and have the same frequency of movements as mine, then you can be considered as entering the world of pornography."

After White Pages issued another response, he cursed Han Han and said that the quality of writers born in the 80s was worrying.

Han Han immediately launched a fierce attack.

Because in addition to being a literary critic, White Pages is also a book publishing planning businessman, which is equivalent to the referee playing football.

Han Han directly listed the evidence and scolded White Pages for using the public resources in its hands to spare no effort to promote the books it planned and win over a group of critics to brag about it. This is self-promotion and academic corruption.

Faced with criticism, White Pages shut down its blog.

However, Baiye withdrew, and a group of Baiye's friends couldn't stand it anymore, and they all jumped out to accuse Han Han.

"Someone raises him but no one teaches him. If I were Han Han's parent, I would definitely slap him!"

"The white page is just an article criticizing you, but you, Han Han, just listed the evidence to make people angry. Your behavior is really bad. It is simply the behavior of a little red soldier!"

Director Lu Chuan and his son also joined the debate.

Gao Xiaosong also joined in to support his buddy Lu Chuan.

The participation of celebrity Gao Xiaosong made the whole debate even more complicated and confusing.

First of all, Gao Xiaosong is a good friend of the talented Xu Jinglei, and Han Han is the subject of Xu Jinglei's scandal, so netizens think that Gao Xiaosong is jealous of Han Han before taking action.

Facing the interview, Xu Jinglei said she was in a dilemma.

On the other hand, Gao Xiaosong seems to have a good relationship with Guo Jingming. He often leaves messages on Guo Jingming's blog, so some netizens think that he is standing up for Guo Jingming.

It's just that Han Han's fighting power is really fierce. He scolded Lu Chuan and others to close their blogs. Finally, he concluded the war between Gao Xiaosong and him with the sentence "It's too cold at high places" and won the final victory in the debate.

The dispute between Han and Bai has become a major event involving the literary and entertainment circles, and has also become one of the most sensational Internet incidents this year.

Han Han became famous on the blog. The number of clicks on his blog jumped to second place in the rankings, surpassing Zhang Yixing, the book pusher, for the first time, second only to Xu Jinglei. Even his new book "A City" sold hundreds of thousands. book.

Later, taking advantage of the influence of this turmoil, Han Han's album "Han·Eighteen Forbidden" was released on the market.

It must be said that this timing was chosen very cleverly. As soon as Han Han's music album was released, it surpassed Guo Jingming's album sales, selling 50 copies that month.

"The Ordinary Road" was well received.

But "Just Because You're So Beautiful" became even more popular among Han Han's fans.

Even some people in the music industry have given this song good reviews. In their opinion, this is a very trendy song. Han Han followed Zhang Yixing's request and Zhang Yixing did not sign the author's name on the song "Just Because You Are So Beautiful".

As a result, Han Han became the songwriter of the song "Just Because You Are So Beautiful".

Afterwards, Han Han joked on the phone: "Zhang Yixing, you must regret it!"

Zhang Yixing pretended to be sad and said: "I regret it to death!"

Han Han said happily: "Do you want me to help you clear your name and clarify that you arranged the music and wrote the lyrics for this song?"

Even across the phone, Zhang Yixing shook his head like a rattle and resolutely refused: "No, the man keeps his word, if he says it's yours, it's yours!"

"Haha, this is what you said. You only have this chance. I won't give you the chance to regret it!"

"Well, I said so!"

"Okay, I went to practice driving, and I died!"

Zhang Yixing hung up the phone and breathed a sigh of relief.

Not long after, Zhang and his party heard the song played on the school radio station and were speechless.

When they saw Liu Bo humming, Zhang and his party almost fell down laughing.

At the end of the month, although some people in the literary world discussed the Han-Bai controversy, they did not cause any big waves.

The conflict between Han and Bai has come to an end, and only netizens are talking about it from time to time.

From beginning to end, except for netizens who would bring Zhang and his party over to discuss it together, Zhang and his party were not affected much by this controversy.

First of all, his publishing business is so big that even many traditional writers depend on him for a living, and no one wants to offend him.

Secondly, Tiening, the current vice-chairman of the Writers Association, has always praised him highly and often supported Zhang and his colleagues' new books. It is rumored that Tiening will officially take over the chairmanship of the Writers Association this year.

Sanlai Zhang and his party have always been low-key and have a good reputation. Moreover, with the hat of cultural export, it is obvious that the higher-ups are supporting him in the past two years.

Zhang and his party were not idle either. In addition to discussing film shooting matters with Huang Lei, Wang Jin and other film creators, they also paid attention to a few small things.

On the Tianya Forum, two serial works appeared, one called "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and the other called "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

These two works have become very popular IPs in later generations.

One is the originator of tomb-robbery-themed novels, and the derived film and television drama market reaches tens of billions.

The other is the founder of popular historical literature, with tens of millions of novels published alone.

After Zhang and his party found out, they immediately started to buy the copyrights of these two works, signed contracts with the authors, and planned the publication of the two works.

"Remember, when signing the contract, you must not be at the wine table. Make sure the author is not drinking!"

At that time, Zhang Yixing's instructions made the business personnel sent there very confused.

In addition, Zhang Yixing also asked people to acquire a small personal website called "Youyaoqi" that just appeared, as a supplement to the Dreamweaver Culture comic business. (End of chapter)