Quick Transmigration Goldfinger Trialist

Editor's Office.

"Editor-in-Chief, the problem is a bit big. I just called the author, but the person who answered the phone was a young girl who was only eighteen years old this year. She also said that she had finished writing the first part, and that the rest of the parts would also be roughly written. Well, it is being revised, and the draft will be completely completed before the end of the summer vacation, do you think there will be any problems with this?"

As soon as he came in, Editor Zhou hurriedly reported the news he just learned. This fact is a bit unbelievable. Is the child so powerful now?

"What, eighteen years old? The draft is basically finished?"

Editor-in-chief Zhang was also shocked and hesitant at this time.

I am worried that the author of this manuscript has a problem.

Stop being a prank or something.

"That's what she said. In addition, an ID card is required when signing the contract. It is estimated that the possibility of nonsense is still low, so what should we do?

Do you still want to sign this author? "

Editor Zhou continued to ask as a matter of course.

"Let's sign it. Anyway, our contract is perfect. It's our problem. It's our responsibility. It's not our problem. Everything is borne by the author. She is eighteen years old, not fourteen or five years old. Sign the contract with her.

It has full legal effect.

Also, you ask her to send over the so-called completed first manuscript first. If there are no problems with the manuscript and the ending is good, you can give her a proper mention of the manuscript fee. Whether it can be published or not depends on later Feedback results when serialized in magazines. "

Although I was quite shocked, and even vaguely suspicious, but after all, it was clearly written in the contract that if there was a problem with the author, it would cause the magazine to lose money.

That is entirely the responsibility of the author.

So Editor-in-Chief Zhang didn't hesitate at all, and immediately decided that he still had to sign, and since he liked it, don't hesitate.

After getting an affirmative reply, Editor Zhou continued to contact Ding Yun. After Ding Yun kept the proof that the copyright of the novel was his own, he sent the first of the planned five-part book to him, waiting for the other party's response.

And so on for several hours.

It wasn't until the editors Zhou and Editor-in-Chief Zhang at the magazine had finished reading the novel that Ding Yun sent, that they set a specific manuscript fee for Ding Yun, three hundred for a thousand words, which was the manuscript fee during the serialization period, and the royalties after publication were In addition, it is not a buyout type of manuscript fee.

The price is actually not that high. It is normal for many famous writers to charge a thousand words, or even two or three thousand words. However, Ding Yun is just a newcomer after all. Although the editor and editor-in-chief are quite optimistic, he lacks fame and readers. So it's not bad to be able to pay this manuscript.

Her first novel was about 300,000 words.

It would be worth ninety thousand.

And this is only the most basic income, and the publishing royalties are the real big ones later. The difference is nothing more than the basic income is certain and certain, while the royalties depend on the specific sales volume. The higher the sales, the more income.

So Ding Yun quickly agreed to this condition.

And directly signed the network contract online.

Although all walks of life in this world rely on the Internet, the development is relatively slow, but the Internet technology itself is developing very fast, and even the advancement of laws related to the Internet is also developing quite rapidly.

When few people use the Internet to defraud.

The Internet Fraud Act has already been introduced.

Regarding the standards of Internet contracts and the legality of such regulations, legislation and implementation have already been promoted in a one-stop manner when computers have just appeared in many companies and have not yet become popular in ordinary households.

And it was accepted by many people who signed the contract far away from each other. This also greatly facilitated the signing of the contract between Ding Yun and the magazine. There was no need to meet or mail a paper contract, which saved a lot of time.

After signing the contract, Ding Yun continued to localize the content of the next novels, and the magazine mainly proofread the first novel published by Ding Yun. Although Ding Yun said that she had already proofread, it should be The process still has to go.

After all, if you don't go through this process, if there are typos or the like, they will be responsible in the end.

So another ten days passed.

Only after publishing the first three chapters of Ding Yun's first novel, "Martial Arts" with a total of 30,000 words appeared in most newsstands or bookstores in the thirty-two counties across the country.

The main reason why Ding Yun gave priority to submitting manuscripts to this magazine is that their magazine has a long history and has a wide range of channels, which can basically be distributed nationwide, which is better than many well-known magazines that can only be distributed in the region. Society, much better.

The main reason why magazines in many areas sell very well is that they have thoroughly grasped the tastes of most people in this area, so their published content is mainly collected and written specifically for people in this area. The two parties can be said to have gathered together, and the final sales volume will naturally not be too low.

However, magazines published nationwide must take into account the different situations across the country, and the content of the articles must be universal, not just pleasing a certain group of people, but also paying attention to taboos in various regions.

In this way, the novel has more restrictions.

Asking for a blog may not please anyone.

This is the biggest predicament for martial arts magazines after it was released nationwide, and it is also the main reason why some famous artists left, most of them have gotten used to their own style.

Difficult and not very willing to change.

But Ding Yun has no such scruples. First, she has confidence in her own works. Second, of course, this kind of magazine that can be bought all over the country can increase her influence. It’s not like leaving the county and no one knows about it. powerful.

And as readers bought "Wu Xia".

Ding Yun's localized chivalrous heart finally entered thousands of households and was seen by thousands of readers. At the same time, some comments appeared on the Internet one after another.

Generally speaking, most of the reviews are positive, either they think it is interesting, or they feel like it was written by other old authors wearing a vest, not like a newcomer, and many people even speculate about the next development of the novel.

Although there is no explosion or the like.

But at least the heat is not low.

And with the release of the last two issues of the magazine, the popularity is still getting higher and higher, and even a special post bar discussion group has appeared, and the sales of the magazine have increased a lot.

Wuxia Magazine is a standard semi-monthly publication.

So as soon as the third issue is finished, Ding Yun's school will start soon, and it just so happens that the serialization of the novel is doing well.

Therefore, Ding Yun simply took the opportunity to contact the magazine again, sent all the remaining four-part works, and signed a contract with them.

The magazine has no objection to this.

After all, they didn't sign blindly. They signed after reading the details of the other four volumes.

They even think they have earned it.

After all, if you wait until the first novel is serialized before signing, the popularity of the other party may be several times that of now, and you will have to raise the price by three or five times before signing.

I overslept when I got back to the cage today, and I didn’t have time to write two chapters at ten o’clock, so I published one chapter first, and the missing chapter will be released together in the afternoon.