While Li Da was setting up his new book, two new manuscripts were also placed on the desk of the editor-in-chief of a magazine's editorial department thousands of miles away.

These two manuscripts were sent by ← Chun Zhen Nian Hua √.

This email address looks like a middle school student.

When I received the first manuscript, the editor Green Tea didn’t want to read the Mars article.

Because their magazine is quite famous, there are a lot of submissions from all kinds of people.

Some write like elementary school students' compositions, and some write nonsense, long and verbose, thinking that the writing is quite good. After the manuscript is published, they often urge it, and after it is rejected, they scold the editor for being incompetent.

Some people even directly sent over previously published manuscripts such as "Sorrow Flows Back into a River" and said that they wrote it themselves, which is simply insane.

Even if you copy the ghost and blow out the lamp, that's fine!

Therefore, it is actually a headache for editors to read manuscripts. They are most afraid of encountering weird things, but the forest is so big that there will be all kinds of weird things.

I see many of them every day, and some even send me emails saying that I want to sue them for plagiarizing their works.

The editor won't care about it, it has nothing to do with me.

Please send a warning letter directly to your lawyer.

However, no matter how impatient Green Tea was, she couldn't ignore the manuscript in her mailbox. She had to read it even if she just glanced at it.

At this point, Green Tea found that it had found a treasure. This faint literary style is like a cup of green tea. The aroma of tea is light and distant. In short, the feeling of words can be felt well, but it must be described. It feels more difficult.

Anyway, Green Tea slowly read on.

Moreover, from the beginning of the daily life of the heroine and the hero, she has already begun to look forward to the story that will happen next.

It wasn't until I finished reading Green Tea that I realized that what I needed was not tea, but stomach medicine.

Her stomach hurts, and if she has eggs, her balls will even hurt.

She felt the melancholy and pain in it, as well as the faint smell of literary youth, which made it difficult for her to extricate herself.

However, when she saw the Martian mailbox, she checked it on Baidu. Well, it was not plagiarized, it was original.

Then there's no problem.

As for finding out later that it was plagiarism, that is none of her business. Editors are human beings, not libraries. There will always be articles that have not been read before, and it is normal to be mistaken.

All in all, she liked this article very much.

Then, she submitted it to the same group of editors for review.

After the first-instance editor passes the application, it will be given to the editor-in-chief after the second-instance review, and the editor-in-chief will then make the final decision whether to stay or not.

As for the first instance and the second instance, this happens in turn.

It just so happens that Green Cross is on duty today.

Generally speaking, if the first-instance editor likes a manuscript, the second-instance editor will generally not reject it. Everyone may have different reading aesthetics, but when it comes to judging whether an article is a good article or a bad article, most editors will have the same aesthetics.

After reading it, the second editor You Tiao said: "This is probably not written by a newcomer. The writing is sophisticated, the plot is gripping, the emotions are progressively done well, and the writing has a melancholy atmosphere of youth. Do you think the author may be a middle school student?"

Green Tea nodded, and the two editors were immediately amazed. Middle school students should not be underestimated!

However, the writing skills of many high school students are really good, especially in magazines with strong literary nature. High school students may not have received professional training, but because they write youth literature, their feelings are more sincere and accurate.

Therefore, the two editors agreed and printed out the manuscript and sent it to the editor-in-chief for review.

This is a habit of the editor-in-chief. He doesn’t like to read electronic manuscripts and prefers to read paper manuscripts. This little habit is not surprising among cultural workers.

The feeling of reading paper books and e-books is also completely different.

After completing these operations, Green Tea looked at her mailbox and found another manuscript. It was still from the Martian article.

Looking at it again, the manuscript is still very good, mainly because of the good writing style and sincere feelings. Moreover, the style of this article is different from the previous one.

The previous article was about a dull start and stomachache at the end.

As for this article, it starts off cruel, and then gets sweeter and sweeter. When I saw the sweet green tea at the end, I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Then I started to suspect that it was plagiarism.

Checked again, still not there.

As for the content, I would like to write about "Don't Reunite", such as "Why Shengxiao Mo" by a great master, but after all, this article is short of 10,000 words, so naturally it will not be as detailed as "Why Shengxiao Mo", it will just be a simple and crude way of meeting again after a long separation.

As long as the elements of the story are the same, this is not considered plagiarism.

I searched online and found nothing, and when I showed it to You Tiao, I didn’t think it was plagiarism. In fact, the editor has read a lot. If you have seen excellent similar works, you will definitely have an impression. The two editors of this article

If you have no impression of it, then it probably isn’t plagiarism.

Just leave it to the editor-in-chief.

So, the two manuscripts with the pseudonym Uncle Da were submitted.

Submission requires contributors to fill in necessary information, contact information, bank card number, real name, etc.

Because the magazine publishes short stories, they are not required to sign a contract in duplicate and save it like long-form authors. However, the magazine declares that once the manuscript is submitted, it is deemed that once the magazine approves it, you can use the copyright, and it is an exclusive copyright.

Li Dalliu's information is naturally his father's, and the bank card also belongs to his father, so he might as well write it all to him.

As for the phone number, Li Da didn't write it down, he only wrote his contact number via QQ.

Because classmate Li Da doesn’t have a mobile phone

After the editor-in-chief Dousha Bao read it and approved the manuscript, it was time to decide on the price.

"This should be a new vest for an old author, otherwise he wouldn't be able to control two different styles. It wouldn't be appropriate to give a price to a newcomer, so let's set a price of 260 words per thousand words."

This is neither too high nor too low, at least it is dozens of dollars higher than the newbie price.

"Green Tea, you are the first reviewer, so I will let you be responsible for contacting me. It is best to make an appointment for a new draft and get a feel for it. If you are not satisfied with the price, you can add a little more and talk about it."

Dou Sha Bao gave the order and gave the reason why the price was higher than that of the newcomer. The first was because he liked the manuscript very much and thought it was more suitable for their readers. The second was that he naturally wanted to win over the author.

Only by giving authors the treatment they deserve can we retain better authors.

Authors are also a resource. Although their magazine has no shortage of manuscripts, this does not mean that they do not value good authors.

However, they were unable to contact Li Da for the time being.

What makes Li Da even more lucky is that this is the last working day in May. If the manuscript approved in May is decided to be published in mid-June, then the manuscript fee can also be issued in June.

Li Da originally planned to receive the manuscript fee in July, and the manuscript fee was probably less than 200 words per 1,000 words. Now it is much higher than expected.

Therefore, Li Da should probably be more confident.

However, he doesn't know that his manuscript has been approved so quickly. Generally speaking, it is normal to wait four or five days for review.

However, the editor happened to be on vacation today because he wanted to finish reviewing the manuscript, so Li Da's manuscript was uploaded.
Chapter completed!