When they saw Yu Dong waving his hands, several girls immediately protested, "Teacher Yu is so ruthless."
Yu Dong smiled and said: "You can ask questions before or after class. I will come to the classroom in advance. It is after class now. Do you have any questions?"
He said he wanted to ask questions, but when he asked them, they all shook their heads and said, "No, no, see you next time, Teacher Yu."
After saying that, the girls ran away together.
Hu Changqing walked over with his hands behind his back and commented solemnly: "You Yu, you taught this class very well. You explained the profound things in simple terms. I also benefited a lot. This experiment was very successful. Let's keep up the good work."
Yu Dong smiled and said, "I will try not to disappoint the leader."
Hu Changqing nodded, and then slowly walked out of the classroom.
After he left, Feng Ming's three old fools ran over.
"It's wonderful, it's really wonderful. I used to say how great Yan Normal University is, but now I see Lao Yu taking a class, it's really a thunder fart - it's extraordinary." Feng Ming laughed.
He Yu joked: "Old Feng, you don't have to give in too much. You are so flattering."
Yu Dong didn't want to pay attention to these three people. He packed up his lesson plan and walked out.
Feng Ming and the three of them followed behind, still laughing and joking without seriousness. Even Liu Changmin, who had always been steady, was led astray by them and said some nonsense.
…
When Tan Kai received Yu Dong's reply, his eyes began to shine, because based on the thickness of the letter, there must be manuscripts in it.
And judging by its thickness, it’s very likely that it’s a full-length novel, or at least a medium-length novel.
He couldn't wait to open the envelope, and sure enough, there was a letter and a stack of manuscripts inside.
The content of the letter was not much, only seven or eight lines in total. Tan Kai glanced at it and put it down, and then read the new manuscript carefully.
It took more than an hour for Tan Kai to finally finish reading "Prison No. 7", and then he breathed a long sigh of relief. The twist at the end made his brain feel numb at that moment.
In fact, when he saw the middle part, Tan Kai was a little disappointed, because from the previous story and the clues Yu Dong put in the story, it can be seen that the prisoner named Lin An should be in a virtual world.
This idea has actually been used in "Second World".
It's just that the background and characters have been changed, and the protagonist has become a prisoner.
Although some prison escape storylines are added, adding some freshness to the whole book, it is still not satisfactory.
So when he was halfway through reading it, Tan Kai was a little confused. Should he let this manuscript pass?
Because "Second World" is being serialized, if there is another novel with a similar story type, I'm afraid readers will give their opinions. But it would be shameful not to do so. After all, this story is indeed quite interesting.
However, this problem was solved when I saw the final ending. The big twist at the end suddenly made this story completely different.
Although it only changes from one layer of virtualization to two layers of virtualization, the thinking it triggers is different.
After reading "The Second World", readers may think about what the meaning of human life in this world is, whether it is the existence of the mind or the existence of the body.
But after reading "Prison No. 7", readers will question whether reality exists.
"Yu Dong's exploration of the virtual world is indeed different from ordinary people."
Tan Kai sighed, and then remembered the previous "One Day".
There is no similarity between "Prison No. 7" and "One Day", but Tan Kai thought of the possibility of "Prison No. 7" being adapted into a movie because of "One Day".
He always felt that "Prison No. 7" was very suitable for adapting into a movie, both in terms of writing techniques and story structure. The novel's visuals and story were so interesting.
Although Tan Kai doesn't understand movies, he feels that technically speaking, "Prison No. 7" should be less difficult to shoot than "Second World" and "Closed Loop".
Immediately he took the manuscript and went to Yang Xiao's office.
When Yang Xiao saw Tan Kai holding a stack of manuscripts, he laughed and said, "Are there any good manuscripts?"
"Guess whose it is?"
"I guess it belongs to Yu Dong."
Tan Kai was stunned, "How did you know?"
Yang Xiao pointed to the manuscript and said, "He is the only one who uses such good paper."
Tan Kai looked at the manuscript in his hand and suddenly said, "That's it."
The paper used by Yu Dong is indeed better than the paper used by ordinary households, and this has been the case from the beginning.
The cost for writers to submit manuscripts is generally very low, and they usually only need to prepare their own ink.
There is no postage fee for submitting a manuscript, which saves the postage fee. As for the manuscript paper, many writers simply ask for it from the magazine, and sometimes they even ask for an envelope.
The manuscript paper provided by magazines is usually of average quality and will never be given to the kind of paper Yu Dong uses.
Writers who cannot get manuscript paper as gifts from magazines often buy their own manuscript paper, which is often of poorer quality.
In fact, Tan Kai sent manuscript paper to Yu Dong, but he never saw Yu Dong use it.
"Show me the manuscript. You came here specifically to prove that this manuscript did not disappoint you." Yang Xiao said with a smile.
Tan Kai nodded and handed the manuscript over: "Indeed, the manuscript will definitely be published. Now there are two problems. One is that this manuscript has about 80,000 to 90,000 words and must be serialized. Second, I think this
This novel has great potential to be made into a movie. Should we fight with Yu Dong to win the film and television adaptation rights?"
"It's very difficult." Yang Xiao sighed before he saw the manuscript, "After the incident of "One Day", it has become very difficult to buy the film and television adaptation rights of Yu Dong's novel. What do you think?
Can we offer such high prices overseas?”
Tan Kai shook his head, "No, no one in China can pay this price. But there may not be foreign directors who can buy his manuscripts. This is also a matter of probability, right? And the probability is not necessarily high."
"Yes, it is a matter of probability. But the problem is, you are willing to believe that there is no concept that foreign directors will buy it, but Yu Dong is probably willing to believe in the probability that it will be favored by foreigners. If you want to sell something, there are hundreds of
There is a 10/10 chance of selling it for 300,000, are you willing to abandon this possibility and sell it for 3,000?" Yang Xiao analyzed slowly.
After listening to Yang Xiao's words, Tan Kai also sighed. Yang Xiao had a better understanding of human nature than he did.
As Yang Xiao said, if he really had something that might be worth 300,000, he would never sell it for 3,000.
Looking at himself and others, there is a high probability that Yu Dong will not accept the conditions given by the magazine.
If you want to buy the film and television adaptation rights of "Prison No. 7", you can only raise the price to a level that satisfies Yu Dong.
Chapter completed!