Mu Fan was not in a hurry to start writing light novels. Instead, he first searched the internet for the more popular types of novels in this era.
There were many complete collections of light novels that were popular in his previous life in the Fantasy Mall. As long as he spent one fantasy point, he could exchange for a light novel to deepen his impression in his mind. Then, he could write it with his first-rate talent in light novels.
After all, other than the tear-jerking works that left a deep impression in people's minds, no one would remember the plot of an anime after one or two years. It was quite humane to be able to exchange fantasy points for a novel to deepen one's memory.
But … why was it that when other people transmigrated, ACG culture was extremely poor, and they could have hundreds of millions of fans just by casually plagiarizing a few works? Moreover, the protagonists had innate dragon attributes, and they could create an ACG world with their own abilities.
But why was it that when he transmigrated, it was clearly an era where ACG culture was prevalent?
But when it came to Mu Fan, he had to carefully search for books. If he accidentally wrote a book and someone suddenly jumped out to accuse him of plagiarism, he would not be able to bear the accusation. He might even be sent to prison for plagiarism.
It was not that easy to be a plagiarist!
Next, Mu Fan did a quick search. The complete collections of light novels in the Fantasy Mall were not available in this world. Instead, there were some other works. The best-selling ones were called "Love Metronome," "Fantasy Demon Sword," and "Dark Fairy of Bursting Flames" … These were works that Mu Fan was not familiar with in his previous life.
Sure enough, this was an era where talents were everywhere! How can a transmigrator like me survive?
Looking at the sales of the three books, Mu Fan could not help but gasp. The sales of these three works were not much lower than the best-selling works in his previous life. Fortunately, he had the Fantasy Mall talent. Otherwise, Mu Fan would really want to try out the best-selling Akihabara.
After all, there were so many manga in the world, and the saying that there were the least number of trolls was not just a boast.
But next …
Mu Fan looked at the two names that appeared on his phone, and the corner of his mouth could not help but twitch. The two pen names were "Hideri Kashiwagi" and "Héromance". Both of them were best-selling manga artists in Akihabara.
Damn it, Akuya, you can do this too!
How was he supposed to survive?!
"Yes, you two can do it. I'll give you 92 for the time being, and the rest will be given to you in the form of 233." Mu Fan was completely speechless about the two best-selling manga artists in this world. These two manga artists made him exchange his remaining fantasy points for manga talent and temporarily dispel the idea of drawing manga like Faceless Moon and Night of Harvest.
At the moment, writing light novels was the most reliable option. Mu Fan did a quick search and found that there were also three major publishers in this world: Dengeki, Fujiki, Kadokawa, and Fujiki. These three publishers were more or less the same, but their main styles were different. For a moment, it was difficult for him to decide which publisher to choose.
Let's see which website has a big prize competition first!
Mu Fan hesitated for a moment and began to search the official websites of the three websites. Big Prize was a Japanese term. In China, for example, the "Qi Dian" that he had been to before was a literary competition. It was a competition between works with potential and works by newcomers. Finally, a winning work would be chosen and a cash prize would be given.
After searching for a while, Mu Fan finally stopped at Dengeki Bunko's interface.
Looking at Dengeki Bunko's big prize competition, Mu Fan was overjoyed. This competition was to determine this year's Newcomer King event. The authors needed to submit their works to Dengeki Bunko's headquarters. As long as they passed the competition, they would immediately receive 50,000 yen as a reward. As for the rest, they would wait until the end of the year to determine who the real Newcomer King was.
50,000 yen was equivalent to more than 3,000 RMB in China. The one million yen at the end of the year was equivalent to more than 60,000 RMB. Furthermore, the Newcomer King's reward was not related to the funds from the sales. It was just a free reward.
Indeed, Dengeki Bunko was better to newcomers.
Mu Fan was overjoyed. Now that he was short of money, he was naturally prepared to choose Dengeki Bunko. This way, as long as he passed the review, he would receive 50,000 yen, which would solve a huge problem for him.
While thinking, Mu Fan inadvertently thought of his good friend, Ahn Yi-yeon, whom he met while working at a restaurant. According to Ahn Yi-yeon, he was a popular blogger. Thinking about it, he should know some of the editors of Dengeki Bunko.
Let's see what kind of works are popular first. When I have 30,000 words, I'll ask Ahn Yi-yeon.
"Open the system store and search for light novels!"
Mu Fan searched in his mind. He took a look just now. Based on the popularity of light novels in this era, for example, games were more popular. Other than that, there were also some works about youthful romance.
"IS Stratos the Infinite!"
This was the first work that Mu Fan saw in the system store.
Actually, this famous work was very popular in his previous life, but Mu Fan didn't like it that much. That was because the plot was boring apart from having a harem. The reason why it was so popular was because in its era, there wasn't anyone who would directly write a novel about a person who came to an all-female school to start a harem. This author put his face on the line to create a harem for the male lead. In addition, the manga author's style was very good and the production was very good. That was why it was so popular.
In this era where ACG was popular, Mu Fan had already seen many novels that involved starting a harem. Even if he took it out, it would be difficult to recreate the glory of his previous life.
In the end, Mu Fan found a light novel that he liked in the system store.
"Exchange for" Accelerated World "!"
Mu Fan muttered in his mind. One Fantasy Point disappeared, and the "Accelerated World" novel in the system store instantly turned into golden light and disappeared. A familiar memory of the novel "Accelerated World" flooded into Mu Fan's mind.
"Accelerated World" was a very popular novel in his previous life. Although some people couldn't bear to read it because the main character was a fat otaku, those who could read it knew that it was a famous work. In Mu Fan's opinion, this was naturally the case. Moreover, it was very compatible with the game settings in the current Dengeki Bunko. Perhaps it could create a sales miracle in this world as well.
Seeing that no one had come to the gourmet department for the time being, Mu Fan used his phone to download a special writing software and began to write. Due to his memory of light novels and his level one talent for writing novels, Mu Fan was able to write much faster than others since he didn't get stuck. It didn't take long for him to finish writing over 3000 words.
"Student, may I ask who you are?"
Just as Mu Fan lowered his head to write, a pleasant female voice was heard.
Mu Fan raised his head, and the scene in front of him stunned him.
What came into view was a beautiful girl wearing a white short-sleeved school uniform. The beige short skirt outlined her beautiful figure. Coupled with tight white stockings, she gave off an extremely pure feeling.
Her long flaxen hair was softly draped over her shoulders. Her snow-white neck was long, and her delicate and beautiful face was looking at him with a gentle smile.
Looking at the beautiful and refined face in front of him, Mu Fan was stunned for a few seconds, and a name flashed through his mind.
Whether it was her personality, family background, or beauty, they were all at the top. She was the goddess recognized by the boys in the school.
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