Unknowingly, it was already May. The most eye-catching work of the year was "Bakuman", which set off a wave of book-eating literary girl craze. Wen Qingyu, a female character who was originally just a side character, seemed to have become the protagonist of the next volume of this work. She had succeeded!
Shi Jingnian had successfully portrayed Wen Qingyu from a newbie author with no writing experience to an extremely outstanding author in the process of the development of the plot. This process also left a deep impression on many readers. The other authors in the novel had no choice but to bow down to Wen Qingyu's excellent work. This further deepened the impression of her in the minds of many readers.
In the end, Wen Qingyu would rely on a perfect combination of her writing skills and special abilities, and her writing style and amazing imagination to the extreme. She would win the Oriental Literature Award and the Saint Laurent Literature Award, ascending to the peak of literature!
Wen Qingyu was only one step away from becoming an iconic character!
This step was probably to successfully end this work and let this work be read by more readers. After all, many readers were not willing to follow serialized works.
In order for a work to become an icon, it must be complete, unless there was a situation like "Altair" before. She was originally a Doujinshi novel, but later on, it was rewritten by other authors, causing her Doujinshi works to increase. Naturally, she would become an alternative iconic character. Unfortunately, she no longer had her own "hometown."
Because of the good development of "Bakuman", Wen Qingyu, the literary girl, did not seem to have any signs of tragedy. Instead, she became more and more dazzling in the world of the novel, as if she was blessed by the world. Therefore, many people who were looking forward to seeing Su, the Great Deity, were disappointed. Was Su Li going to be washed away this time?
After all, the author of "Bakuman", Teacher Ya Jing, absolutely could not be in trouble. She had just attended a promotional event because of the popularity of "Bakuman". However, she did not mention the creation of the work during the event. Instead, she recalled her high school life and the very youthful and artistic things she did.
The fans listened with great interest. In their hearts, Teacher Ya Jing was too perfect as a talented and beautiful author!
Teacher Ya Jing's life was so artistic and stylish, how could anything happen to her?
There were also many fans of Wen Qingyu who believed that Teacher Ya Jing was Wen Qingyu in real life. It was just that she did not have the ability to eat books. However, since she could create such a classic character like Wen Qingyu and create so many original works for her, didn't that mean that she was even more talented than Wen Qingyu?
That's right. Teacher Ya Jing had not only created original works for Wen Qingyu, but she had also created original works for other creators who had similar characters. She had even imitated their writing styles to perfection. How outstanding was her talent?
So, Teacher Ya Jing would be the first person under Su, the Great Deity's pen to be completely unaffected?
Ms. Ya Jing's providence is indeed strong!
This even made "Bakuman" even more popular. After all, its creator and the characters in it had withstood the mysterious power from the East!
In the future, when Great Deity Su uses his power, we can summon Teacher Ya Jing!
These were the thoughts of many netizens who were addicted to Su Li's "Su Li's Milk Poison" meme, before it was revealed that Master Ya Jing's works were all ghostwritten by someone else.
They probably felt that this meme was almost over, and that there was no need to play it anymore.
However, when this big news broke out, these people did not immediately verify the authenticity of the news, nor did they question Master Ya Jing, the person involved. Instead, they all rushed to Su Li's Weibo. They were so happy that they cried tears of joy!
"Su, the Great Deity, is still so calm. Something really happened."
"Regardless of whether the ghostwriting is real or not, the mysterious power of the milk poison is definitely real."
"The Death Brush is indeed the Death Brush. It lives up to its name. I have to give it my all!"
"Don't even think about escaping from Su, the Great Deity's illustration curse. You guys know nothing about power!"
"Let's pay our respects to Su, the Great Deity. Also, please draw an illustration of Elder Xu's work. I've been unhappy with Elder Xu for a long time. Please use Su Li's causality as a strategic weapon!"
"Does this count as a scapegoat? She can't be a scapegoat every time. If there are too many coincidences, it's really inevitable … "
"The scapegoat of this world? It's all Su Li's fault! "
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There was no doubt that the "ghostwriting" that Lin Shiya had fallen into was the work of the unruly lady, Lu Xue. However, she did not throw out all the evidence at once, including recordings and manuscripts. Instead, she directly threw money at a well-known verified account, allowing him to set the pace first. This was a warning to Shi Jingnian.
This verified account was very professional. Of course, he was also very attentive to his customers. He was the kind of person who could find some plausible evidence even if the other party did not have a ghostwriter.
Rather than saying that he was good at fighting fakes, it was better to say that his greatest joy was arguing. If you said that religion was useful, he would say that the use of religion could actually be replaced by other non-religious substances. For example, marijuana could create a sense of reverence for religion. If you said that traditional Chinese medicine was useless, he would say that the comforting effect of traditional Chinese medicine was not an effect.
This verified account first casually flipped through Ya Jing's "The Way of University", "Big Big World", and the popular serialized "Bakuman". He had a rough idea of what was going on. Then, he went to Ya Jing's blog, only to find that the quality of the articles in Ya Jing's blog could not be compared to the novel that made her famous. The style of writing was completely different!
The verified account was shocked. It turned out that his customer really did not want him to slander Ya Jing, who had recently gained limitless fame in the literary world. It was completely true that Ya Jing was a ghostwriter!
The verified account also found various comments that Ya Jing had written on Douban. He was lucky enough to find that some of the viewpoints in these comments were completely different from the viewpoints in her famous novel!
The fact was, although Lin Shiya and Shi Jingnian resonated with each other in literature, there were definitely differences. After all, a man's thinking was different from a woman's.
Lin Shiya still did not have the ability to handle long novels. The style of the short articles that she wrote was not concise at all. Of course, it was not gorgeous either. It could be described with one word — pretentious.
As for her previous best-selling work — "Big Big World", it was considered by many readers to be the most free and easy work. The feeling of transcendence throughout was really too great.
This was a work that was completely unpretentious, as if it had seen through the world.
The professional verified account that fought fake news used a whole three days to produce a super long Weibo headline article, directly targeting Ya Jing. When he published it, he felt that he was really going to become famous!
But he was full of confidence. This time, the fight against fake news was definitely a real one. Ya Jing was obviously packaged!
As expected, this article with such certainty was quickly forwarded and commented on, spreading like wildfire on the internet!
Behind the scenes, of course, there was also the Internet Water Army pushing for this.
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