Chapter 729 The Moon Was There That Year (Part 4)

Liu Xinzhou's hand holding the teacup turned pale.

Opposite him, the face of Yin Bole, the editor-in-chief of Youlong Culture, was not looking good either.

However, compared with Liu Xinzhou's words, Yin Bole was undoubtedly more calm. He took a breath and said, "Teacher Liu, the first-day sales are nothing. "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is Luoyang's first physical literature involving historical themes. Readers will naturally feel fresh, and it will be fine after the freshness is over."

Liu Xinzhou's face eased slightly.

He naturally saw the message that Hua Qi tagged him.

The sentence "Teacher Liu, we are sold out" was one of the reasons why Liu Xinzhou was furious.

He never thought that the third part of his "The Smoke of the Ming Dynasty" would still fail miserably despite the popularity of the first two parts. This made him feel hot on his face, but what the other party said was the fact. He couldn't argue with Hua Qi and could only temporarily be an ostrich.

"I will increase the publicity efforts."

Seeing that Liu Xinzhou didn't speak, Yin Bole comforted him again.

He was a shrewd person, so he naturally guessed Liu Xinzhou's mood at the moment.

Although Luoyang was a best-selling writer in Longguo, he was an absolute rookie in the field of historical novels. Moreover, Liu Xinzhou was used to being domineering in history, so he never thought that Luoyang's cross-field operations could give him a warning.

Liu Xinzhou raised his head: "It's just the first day."

Yin Bole nodded quickly: "Yes, it's just the first day."

In the publishing industry, the first-day sales can explain some problems, but it is not absolute. Therefore, although Yin Bole and Liu Xinzhou were in a bad mood, they were not so angry. "The Smoke of the Ming Dynasty" had a good momentum, and it might not be impossible to fight back, and they would be proud of it at that time.

After the meeting, Yin Bole left Liu Xinzhou's residence.

Just like last time, Ye Hongli drove early and waited at the door. After Yin Bole got in the car, he found that Ye Hongli in the driver's seat was reading a book with great interest. The name of the book was "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" which was sold out in Luoyang.

Yin Bole said, "What do you think of this book?"

Hearing this, Ye Hongli closed the "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" that he had read halfway, put it under the windshield of his car, and said affirmatively while starting the accelerator: "This book is very powerful, there are many things worth learning, Liu Xinzhou is doomed to lose."

Yin Bole was silent.

Although this partner has always been at odds with him for some reasons, Yin Bole knows the other party's ability better than anyone else. When the other party thinks that Liu Xinzhou is doomed to lose, then Liu Xinzhou probably has no hope of turning the tables.

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The fact is indeed the same as Ye Hongli judged-

In the next three days, the sales of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" did not show any decline at all, and the book market was completely swept by this unique historical work!

In major bookstores, more and more readers are looking to buy "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"!

However, "The Smoke of War in the Ming Dynasty", which was barely comparable to it on the first day, has fewer and fewer buyers, which is in stark contrast to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

The media is not to be outdone, and reported the popularity of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" as soon as possible!

The first to bear the brunt was "Longguo Daily", which commented on the clash between Luoyang and Liu Xinzhou: "Against Liu Xinzhou, Luoyang wins"!

"As one of the best historical writers in China, Liu Xinzhou has obviously made a big mistake this time. He thought Luoyang didn't understand history, but he didn't know that Luoyang, who never showed his true colors, had written "Those Things About the Ming Dynasty" and was already familiar with the history of the Ming Dynasty! What's more frightening is that Luoyang combined the writing styles of history and fiction, and staged a sales miracle in a way that no one expected!"

Literary readings such as "Xinhua Daily" and "Youth Daily" are interpreting the reasons for the popularity of "Those Things About the Ming Dynasty".

"This is a novel that popularizes the stories of the Ming Dynasty, so that some people who are not familiar with history can understand the characters and stories in the book without any obstacles."

"It tells readers the historical stories and characters of the Ming Dynasty for more than 300 years in a network language. Among them, the historical figures that were originally unfamiliar and vague in history have become vivid in the book. "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" interprets the other side of history for readers and turns history into a living life story! Luo Da introduces the history of the Ming Dynasty to us from his own historical perspective. Unlike other history books, which are dull and boring, this is like the subject matter of a novel, and the content is not as fictional as a novel. It is simply a representative work of light reading."

Analysis, deconstruction, praise!

Major media are competing to report!

Countless readers are praising it!

This "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" makes the originally silent historical literature come alive!

Previously, in order to target Luoyang, Liu Xinzhou posted a Weibo, in which he said to Luoyang in a joking tone: "Young man, don't always want to make big news!"

At that time, Liu Xinzhou was full of pride and was ready to teach Luoyang a lesson. He certainly didn't expect that this sentence would become his biggest black spot. Now Liu Xinzhou has paid the price for his impulsive remarks. No matter whether he is Luoyang's fan or not, everyone came to slap him in the face.

"2333, does your face hurt?"

"It seems that Luoyang has really made big news."

"Writing history in plain language is really good, what do you think!"

"Teacher Liu, why don't you apply ice to your face? Look, it's swollen?"

"Teacher Liu, to be honest, you are actually not young anymore. Don't always want to make big news..."

"Luo University: I'm sorry, Teacher Liu, I'm kidding. I didn't mean to slap you in the face. I seem to have made big news."

"It's true that today's historical writers get into trouble when they disagree with each other. How about we also read "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" and learn new ways of writing historical articles?"

"I just heard that there is a slap in the face here, so I came to take a look. Hehe, I actually think that Mr. Liu is quite generous. If he were replaced by someone who is not responsible, he would probably have deleted his meager sum and become an ostrich. How could he give it back to you guys? A chance to slap you in the face?”

"You don't know how to delete Weibo netizens and take screenshots. Liu Xinzhou is not stupid. He will continue to mess around in the future. At worst, he just doesn't read the comments."

Netizens are very happy.

The client in Luoyang didn't really want to see Liu Xinzhou make a fool of himself.

A year ago, he might have ridiculed him once or twice. After all, the other party provoked him first, so it would be okay for him to be more extreme in his remarks.

But now Luoyang considers issues more in terms of influence. As the helmsman of Shuimu Culture and the idol of countless readers, he feels that he needs to set an example.

Of course, if Liu Xinzhou is still unwilling to give up, then Luoyang's temper may not continue to be so good.