Chapter 20 - Using Twilight to Fish (1/2)
Translator: Atlas StudiosEditor: Atlas Studios
Because he didn’t need to create it himself and was only copying it down, Wang Dong wrote it especially quickly!
As time passed, the keyboard sounds in the room finally stopped.
He turned his neck and leaned back in his chair with all his strength. Then, he took out his cell phone and registered a new number. He changed his profile picture to the picture of a girl and made his name the same as the original author of Twilight in his previous life—Stephanie Mel.
According to the number provided by the company’s front desk previously, it was very easy for him to add Han Xuan’s contact. Before long, the other party agreed to his friend request.
[Editor Han Xuan: Hello, beauty, do you want to submit your manuscript?]
The corners of Wang Dong’s mouth curled up. The fish had taken the bait. Therefore, he directly sent over the tens of thousands of words he had just written and asked, “Please take a look, will this do?”
On the other hand, Han Xuan thought that it was some newbie again. He originally didn’t plan to read it, but considering that it was a female author’s manuscript, he gave it a chance. He opened the document without any expectations.
“Twilight, First Volume, First Chapter, Prelude”
“I’d never given much thought to how I would die — though I’d had reason enough in the last few months — but even if I had, I would not have imagined it like this. When life offers you a dream so far beyond any of your expectations, it’s not reasonable to grieve when it comes to an end. The hunter smiled in a friendly way as he sauntered forward to kill me.”
When Han Xuan saw the clean and simple writing at the start, he sat up straight.
These weren’t words that newbies could write.
If the subsequent plot wasn’t bad, he could basically sign the contract.
Therefore, he became even more serious.
After a long time, he slowly exhaled.
Interesting novel. No, it should be said that it wasn’t as simple as interesting.
It was explosive. It was definitely explosive.
With the sense of smell of an old editor, Han Xuan could completely confirm that this work would undoubtedly be a huge hit on the publishing market.
Could the other party… be some kind of god?
[Editor Han Xuan: Excuse me, did you have any publishing experience previously?]
Seeing that he had taken the bait, Wang Dong replied: [No, this is my first time writing a novel.]
This was the other party’s first time writing a novel?
How could it be so well written?
Han Xuan couldn’t help but feel that he had found a treasure.
After all, such things did happen.
The virgin work of a newbie writer would sometimes become a best-selling work that led the trend.
He had to sign it.
And he wanted to develop his relationship with this author.
Immediately, Han Xuan’s mind became active.
If he went further, he could get a genius author of this level into his bed.
In that case… Tsk, tsk, tsk.
[Editor Han Xuan: Are you a foreigner? You must be very talented for you to be able to write so well on your first time.]
[Stephanie Mel: I’m Chinese-American. I lived in the United States before I was 16 years old. I stayed in China for several years in university. Isn’t my writing too immature?]
He tried his best to create the image of an ignorant genius girl.
Although Wang Dong felt like vomiting, he didn’t mind sacrificing himself to find out what kind of person Qin Sixia’s boyfriend was.
[Editor Han Xuan: It’s really not bad! I’m sure your book will sell well. By the way, is that you in your profile picture?]
Of course not.
This was a photo of a beautiful young girl that Wang Dong had asked the system to synthesize. She looked like she had just reached adulthood.
[Stephanie Mel: Yes, is there a problem?]
[Editor Han Xuan: You’re too beautiful. In our industry, you’re probably the first to look so beautiful.]
As an old fox who had lived two lives, Wang Dong was pretty confident in the male’s mentality.
After a few simple attempts, the other party would obediently jump into the trap.
Wasn’t it obvious at a glance what intentions he had for saying such nonsense to a “female author”?
Wang Dong couldn’t help but want to remind Han Xuan that he was a man with a girlfriend.
If any woman saw that her boyfriend was chatting in this way with another girl, she would definitely be jealous.
[Editor Han Xuan: Your novel is especially well written. When the time comes, the media will probably publicize you and say that you’re a beautiful genius author!]
The reason Han Xuan said this was completely because he had never dated mixed-blood beauties before.
Although Qin Sixia was already beautiful enough, he was still not satisfied. No matter how beautiful she was, he couldn’t stand looking at her every day. Apart from the initial throbbing, he was already tired of it.
Moreover, Qin Sixia could be said to be a person who guarded her body like jade. Han Xuan had tried many times, but he only managed to wrap his arm around her shoulder. He couldn’t touch her other parts at all.
Han Xuan had maintained it for so long because he still wanted to do more things with Qin Sixia. Unfortunately, Qin Sixia only had literature in her mind and didn’t agree to his intimacy at all.
In that case, since he had not eaten meat for so long, he might as well use this ignorant mixed-blood writer as an appetizer.