Zhao Youyue transferred her energy to reality again. Her cultural company also set up a website. Then she published all the works of copying Chinese in the Origin World on this website, and then started to spread money to advertise.

The real world where Zhao Youyue is located, online novels or electronic reading, has become very developed, so the market for online novels has basically been divided up. The most famous online site is undoubtedly Qidian, and Zhao Youyue is still Qidian's super rich man.

In this case, Zhao Youyue set up a website and mobile client by herself. In the eyes of insiders, it was just a waste of money and thankless.

However, as the online novel market is getting bigger and bigger, capital has joined this market almost every moment, so it is very common for some small websites to appear from time to time at some times.

Even for some authors who buy out, the emergence of these small websites may make them a small profit.

There is no way, Qidian's competition is too fierce now. Basically, only if you write really well can you make a comeback. The works that are very ordinary will naturally be buried. Moreover, at Qidian, you must write 200,000 words before they can be put on the shelves. If it fails, it means that your efforts in the previous two months have been wasted...

In this case, some old authors who seek stability will of course go to the small station to buy out. The small station that just opened the station also needs to collect various manuscripts to enrich the library. For creators who have achieved some small results at Qidian, they will of course buy out at a premium, otherwise why would they have to go to the small station to open a book?

Like other newly opened small sites, Zhao Youyue's "Source World" will of course also go to the "Gosh-Talking World" section of the largest online literature forum to advertise.

Because there are really many online writers who are involved in this forum, including many diving masters, and even those master writers who claim to have broken up with the forum, but in fact they are still paying attention to this forum. Sometimes when you see black people's remarks, you can't help but put on a vest to defend yourself, make a statement, and even pretend to be low-level black people to attract a wave of passers-by fans. However, there are still relatively few such great writers of drama.

Real masters may all spend their time typing, rather than meaningless water forums.

"Gosh-talking Jianghu" can be said to be a very instant and rich place for online literature information, and there are various battles inside and outside the circle, attracting all kinds of melon-eating people to watch. Therefore, of course, there are also many senior readers. Perhaps many online literature with more connotation are all generated through the reputation generated by senior readers after reading it, and then slowly spread.

So although there are many toxic-mouthed black people in this online literature forum, it is undeniable that it is quite convenient to find books in it, especially those with very much debate, which are basically worth reading.

Zhao Youyue’s “Source World” advertises on this forum, unlike other sites, it needs to attract some powerful authors or even floppy authors to contribute. Her purpose is to let more readers know about this website. As for the author, whether or not they love.

Because Zhao Youyue's "source world" all come from the literary copyists of "Wencouver's "Wencouver's World". While they plagiarize and pretend to slap in the face in the source world, their works have of course become Zhao Youyue's resources. This may also be the most useful thing in this "Wencouver's World".

Many authors who were waiting for the "Source World" to receive the manuscript, finally discovered how strange this "Source World" was as time went by. Some authors couldn't help but ask about the treatment they deserved. As a result, this site did not have any idea of ​​buying out the work, and would only share the contract!

This question made the "Source World" the biggest joke in this online literature forum, and many old readers mocked it.

"It's the first time I've encountered such a cold small site that opens a station. This kind of small site has no traffic or readers at all, and it's just a share contract. Those authors who go to this site are all idiots, right?"

"This small site is so stingy, how could it be in the increasingly competitive online circle? I think it will go bankrupt if it opens for three months!"

"What a world of breaking the source is too overestimating. You don't even have a famous master author. How could you attract readers? And it seems that there is no senior editor. Are you sure this site is not here to make fun of it?"

"This is probably the most poor person who has stood up. It's like opening a bag company. I wonder if I'm using this method to launder money..."

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Many authors can be said to be a mockery of this new site. When other ambitious websites open, they either announced that they would spend a lot of money to dig up great writers who have their own fans, or those senior editors in the industry, or they would spend money to dig up creators who are not very famous but have absolutely enough strength. As a result, this source world is better, and it actually acts like that kind of super website, so noble and cold, as if waiting for the authors to kneel down and lick.

This is simply a joke in the world, but because it is so weird that it has become a laughing stock in the entire online literature forum, it has unexpectedly further expanded its fame.

Zhou Zhipeng is a senior reader, and of course he is also a floppy author who has just entered the online literature circle. He is also a senior friend of this online literature forum. His pen name is "Dapengbird". I don't know why, but he suddenly went to the newly opened "Source World" and looked at it. He did not expect any expectations for the books in it, but wanted to see if some authors would really sign contracts with the website and write books on it.

According to Zhou Zhipeng's idea, maybe the current book library is enriched by pirating books from other websites. Otherwise, if a newly opened website has no author, where can the books come from?

But when he entered this website, he was attracted by the other party's very good website ui design. It was obviously a small website, but it looked quite stylish. It was not like a female website that was obviously a big website but the page was like a pirated website.

Then he also discovered that there were already hundreds of updated works on this website!

Zhou Zhipeng couldn't help but feel strong curiosity. He likes works that exaggerate history, so he decided to click on a book with a good title and try to read it, hoping that it would be fine.

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