When I returned to Kowloon, it was already dark, and my cousin's family had dinner, and my cousin's aunt Liang Ying also went to the night market to sell brines and miscellaneous buffalo to make money.

My cousin Wu Ruiqing was watching TV. When he saw Kang Jianfei and Hu Juncai come back, he immediately jumped off the sofa and asked with great anticipation: "I heard that my cousin went to Ming Pao to submit the article. Has the article been approved?"

Hu Juncai was happy at this time, as if his own novel could be put into the newspaper. He held back his smile and joked with Wu Ruiqing, sighing: "Oh, it's a pity that Ming Pao did not accept it."

"That's it." Wu Ruiqing sat back on the sofa with a disappointed look on his face. It took him a lot of effort to revise "The Legend of Qin". He heard that the novel was rejected by Ming Pao, so sad that he wanted to cry.

My cousin Wu Chenggang was quite happy and said with a smile: "A Fei, don't be discouraged if you are rejected. This only proves that you are not suitable for writing novels. You can be an actor in peace in the future."

At this moment, Hu Juncai, who was frowning, suddenly grinned and said, "Haha, although A Fei's novel was rejected by Ming Pao, it was accepted by Oriental Daily and will be officially serialized next week!"

"Wow!" Wu Ruiqing was stunned. After reacting, he hugged Hu Juncai and hopped and celebrated.

"Oriental Daily?" Wu Chenggang was a little confused by the news that the incident was over, but he soon realized what was going on and thought: I can publish all my cousin's broken novels, and the taste of "Oriental Daily" is too low!

My cousin Wu Ruixue was lying on the table to do homework. When she heard their cheers, she looked up in confusion. But she saw her cousin holding a Barbie doll in her hand and said to her with a smile: "Dangdang Dangdang, the doll is beautiful, or is Axue beautiful?"

My cousin's family is very frugal. Wu Ruixue is nine years old and has never bought a few toys. When he saw the Barbie doll, his eyes lit up immediately. He snatched it and hugged it in his arms and said, "The doll is beautiful, Axue is also beautiful."

When Wu Cheng saw Kang Jianfei buying toys for his daughter, he was relieved and blamed, "A Fei, how much money did you make just now when you came to Hong Kong? You are not a good habit of spending money with big hands. If you can't control it, just save the money for your aunt and use it when you buy a house and marry a wife in the future. I tell you, you can't have anything in Hong Kong, but you can't have money. It's hard to move without money. Miss your cousin when he first came to Hong Kong..."

OK, my cousin started Tang Monk again, Kang Jianfei went into his left ear and came out of his right ear, but he just thought he didn't hear it.

The little loli Wu Ruixue gave her father a cute roll of eyes and hugged the Barbie doll tightly, for fear that the doll would be taken away by her father.

"You mentioned what you did back then?" Zhou Mingfang came out with her little cousin, scolded her husband, and said to her daughter, "Axue, why don't you thank me for giving you a gift."

"Thank you cousin!" Wu Ruixue stood on the bench with a sweet smile, kissed Kang Jianfei on the face, and then ran back to the bedroom to hide the Barbie doll.

After Wu Chenggang was scolded by his wife, he stopped Tang Monk and pulled Kang Jianfei aside and asked seriously: "A Fei, has your novel been really accepted by the Oriental Daily?"

Kang Jianfei nodded.

Wu Chenggang asked: "How do you calculate the manuscript fee?"

Kang Jianfei didn't want to explain too much to him, so he just said, "For the time being, a thousand words are 50 yuan."

Wu Chenggang calculated that 1,000 words are 50 yuan, and he serialized several thousand words every day. The manuscript fee is at least 5,000 yuan per month, which is equivalent to his two-month salary.

Wu Chenggang suddenly felt a sense of frustration. He had been in Hong Kong for twenty years, and his monthly income was only half that of Kang Jianfei.

"Oh, forget it, I won't force you to be an actor. What do you want to do? Let's do it yourself." Wu Cheng said calmly.

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In the next few days, Hu Juncai went to Qingshui Bay with his cousin to work, while Kang Jianfei stayed at home to write the novel "The Legend of Qin" and the script of "Shanghai Band".

The script of "Shanghai Bund" is planned to be sold to Wang Tianlin. After "The Legend of Qin" became popular in the newspaper, Kang Jianfei became famous and then took it out. This script can be sold at least 50,000 yuan, which is much faster than writing novels.

In fact, Kang Jianfei wanted to film "Shanghai Bund" himself, but with his current fame and status, it was completely a daydream to direct the drama himself.

Li Jiading did not mention the matter of taking Kang Jianfei as his apprentice. Kang Jianfei was unwilling to be a TVB contract actor, so he naturally would not follow him to be a Dragon and Tiger Martial Artsman. The two never contacted each other after filming "Chu Liuxiang".

For Kang Jianfei, who has been an extra for nine years and a photographer for seven years, writing scripts is much easier than writing novels. The 25-episode script only took 4 days to complete, and the average number of 6 episodes can be written every day.

After writing "Shanghai Bund", Kang Jianfei did not rush to sell the script to Wang Tianlin, but waited for the release of "The Legend of Qin" - the script written by famous writers and ordinary authors is different.

Six days after Kang Jianfei came to contribute in person, "The Legend of Qin" was finally serialized in the supplement of "Oriental Daily".

That morning, Wu Chenggang took Hu Juncai out and took today's "Ming Pao" in the newspaper box when he went downstairs. This was what he took to the bus to read.

When I rode my bicycle to the radio and transferred to the TV station's bus, Wu Cheng just found a seat and opened the Ming Pao to look. After reading a few pages, he heard someone in the car saying, "Hey, the author of "The Legend of Qin" is Kang Jianfei. It's not the Kang Jianfei who is the substitute for Chu Liuxiang."

"It's probably because of the name of the same name. "The Legend of Qin" is so good, how could it be written by that mainlander?"

"I don't think it's like it. The mainland can write novels by swimming across the sea. You think he is Ni Fu, but Kang Jianfei, this little boy, hasn't read a few days ago."

"Aji, what are you talking about "The Search for Qin"?"

"Oriental Daily. Today, the new novel serialized in Oriental Daily is so sharp. It tells the story of a Hong Kong man who travels through time and space to return to the Warring States Period, and still falls on the bed of a beautiful woman, and he is not worthy of the support!"

"Is it science fiction that Hong Kong people return to the Warring States Period?"

"No, it's a martial arts novel."

"Show me."

"Wait, I haven't finished reading it yet."

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Wu Chenggang closed his "Ming Pao" and knew that his cousin had published his novel, so he couldn't help but feel a sense of joy with honor.

After arriving on the set, Wu Cheng gradually realized how popular "The Legend of Qin" was, and the crew members were talking about this novel in their spare time. Several copies of "Oriental Daily" were passed on to each other in the hands of everyone, which was quite a bit expensive in Luoyang.

You know, "The Legend of Qin" has just been serialized in the first chapter in the newspaper!

Kang Jianfei's version of "The Legend of Qin" starts with the main topic, but does not talk about a lot of things on the machine at any time. The beginning is that Xiang Shaolong, an ordinary Hong Kong citizen, was robbed of his girlfriend and was beaten by a thug of a rich young man in love. After being forced to go to a dead end, he traveled through time and space, and was blessed with great blessings to win the hearts of the gentle and beautiful women of ancient times.

For Hong Kong readers who are used to reading traditional martial arts and science fiction novels, this kind of time travel novel that has never been seen before is immersive. They unconsciously fantasize the protagonist as themselves, and look forward to the plot development of the next chapter as if they were scratched by a cat.

Hu Juncai finally stood up this time and wore a dragon costume on the set and said to Tang Zhenye, Huang Minyi, Chen Bingkun and others: "The "Qing Qin" was written by A Fei. Last week, I went to Ming Pao with A Fei to contribute, but Ming Pao was blind and we immediately went to Dongfang Daily. Others, the editor-in-chief of Dongfang Daily had vision and had not finished reading the manuscript, so he asked A Fei to publish the novel to them.

Chen Bingkun was the smartest. When he heard "The Legend of Qin" was written by Kang Jianfei, he immediately flattered and said, "I just said that Brother Fei is not an ordinary person, otherwise why would he not even sign an actor? It turns out that he wants to be a great writer!"

Tang Zhenye laughed a few times, then walked to the side in a daze in depression. Mainland boys like Kang Jianfei have become writers, but he can only play supporting roles on the set, and he will not know when he will become famous.
Chapter completed!