Chapter 728 The Bright Moon Was There That Year (Part 3)

In fact, many people in the industry are paying attention to sales issues.

However, from a reader's perspective, the content of the book deserves more attention.

Book reviews about "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" appeared immediately on Longguo's Douban. In fact, as long as it is Luoyang's work, there will always be readers on the Internet who can give immediate feedback, because his readers are really too So enthusiastic!

Of course, book reviews also have a high click-through rate——

Because reading reports is always too hard, there is a huge market for interpretive texts like book reviews.

The same is true here. It is impossible for every reader to be an expert, and it is impossible to do this, so most people choose to earn more things in less time, even if it is something that others have chewed, based on This situation...

A netizen whose ID is "Zhongyuan 500" posted a long post——

[The person who wrote this post is actually a scumbag who failed junior high school history.

But this book made me very interested in history that I once found extremely boring!

Yes, I admit that I am one of the majority. I know nothing about the history of the Ming Dynasty. I only know about the tragic era of the eunuchs, the emperors were fatuous, and the powerful ministers were rampant. However, I did not expect that there are many deeper truths behind all this. Luo Da uses humorous and even beautiful writing to describe that era, making this book easier to promote without losing its true expression. In my heart, I really admire Luo Da because it is between the lines!

He conveys a portrayal of history, truth, humanity, and even the pursuit of higher ideals!

In this book, it can be seen that the focus of the author's writing is not to criticize anyone nor to convey any values. This is precisely what attracted me to this book. This book made me truly realize that the fatuous kings, the defeated military officers, and the cunning eunuchs in the history books are actually real people with flesh and blood, and they all have their own ideals, personalities, and difficulties. A few words cannot describe it.

At first I thought this book was a narrative.

But after consulting a lot of information, I discovered that the ridicule and humor in "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" did not deviate from the real history. At most, they just added my own thoughts in the blank spaces.

I think preaching is nothing more than that. I have to say that this is a very good article. I strongly recommend "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" to everyone. Anyway, I only read the first chapter of "The Ming Dynasty". I decided to retreat! ]

There are also many comments below.

Luoyang has its own fixed group of fans, and there are many fanatics like Zhao Xinmei among them. No matter what type of work Luoyang writes, they will pay for it immediately. Fortunately, this time Luoyang's work did not let them disappointment.

"This book may be the only historical book I like!"

"Like the original poster, I am not interested in history, but this book is an exception, because when I read this book, I laughed so much that my stomach hurt!"

"I didn't expect Luo Da to have such a humorous side. My son is just two years old this year, and I suddenly feel that "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" can be used as an enlightenment book for my children in the future!"

"I never knew that history could be written so interestingly. The history in textbooks is rigid. It only tells us that something happened in such-and-such a year, and whether so-and-so is a traitor or a good person. A dynasty that lasts for two or three hundred years has always had only A few nodes, and a few adjectives, such as the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, the weakness of the Song Dynasty, the darkness of the Ming Dynasty, etc. Many historical figures are written thinly and palely, because the textbook only needs the historical aspects of them. "

"What you said above is great. I am very interested in history, and I have also bought works such as "Historical Records" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian". Unfortunately, I am limited by my weak knowledge of ancient Chinese, and such books are difficult to understand. It is difficult to read the whole article; and I didn’t like to use my brain to think in the past, and I knew very little about world affairs and people. Even if I read it, I just knew that such an incident happened a long time ago. Until today, I read "Those in the Ming Dynasty" "Things", I discovered the real charm of historical novels. Thanks to Luo University for making me feel that the Ming Dynasty is no longer a distant term! "

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The more popular the book, the more popular the discussion!

The stamina of a book can often be gleaned from readers' comments.

This book "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has almost no negative reviews so far. Every reader who has commented on this book has given a very high evaluation, which shows that "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has already become a masterpiece. It has been recognized by countless people!

This is extremely rare.

In the previous life, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" was the first-rated historical book on Douban Reading. The biggest reason is that the subversive writing style of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" was so powerful that it made many people originally interested in it. People who have no sense of history suddenly develop a huge interest, and are even willing to take the initiative to learn more historical knowledge.

It is also said that "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has made many people who have no habit of reading start reading again, which is a great contribution.

However, despite the positive reviews from readers of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", Youlong Culture still has great confidence in "The Ming Dynasty", because judging from the survey results of the company's investigators, in major bookstores, The sales of "The Ming Dynasty Wolf Smoke" are quite good!

After all, Liu Xinzhou is one of the top writers in the field of historical fiction.

The appeal he gathered in his first two films, "The Great Ming Dynasty", also exploded in the third film!

An old man in the industry said: "The book market is a place where sales are the only thing that matters. No matter how many good reviews "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" have received, the result of the collision between Luoyang and Liu Xinzhou is still determined by sales rather than reviews. Naturally, whoever has higher sales has the final say."

Yes, sales are the real unspoken rule in the industry!

So although "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has received countless good reviews online, Shuimu Culture still dare not get carried away. Everyone's eyes are on the third-party statistics. I wonder which of the first-day sales of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" and "The Smoke of the Ming Dynasty" is better?

The results do not need to be announced by a third party.

Because at eight o'clock that night, the first print of 10 million copies of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" was announced to be sold out!

Major bookstores across the country urgently asked Shuimu Culture to buy "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", almost worshipping Luoyang as the God of Wealth, while "The Smoke of War in the Ming Dynasty", which also had a first print run of 10 million copies, showed no signs of being sold out at the moment, and seemed to have a lot of inventory...

Hua Qi, general manager of Shuimu Culture, tagged Liu Xinzhou on Weibo with a hint of sarcasm.

There was no sarcasm or ridicule, but he just told the other party in a happy little girl's tone:

"Teacher Liu, we are sold out!"