At the beginning, the website was just a place for users to download their own software from the Internet, and at the same time used the forum to solve the problems encountered by users in the process of using the software.

Who knows that these users have been idle after the software, so they brag about the mountains on the forum, and what study abroad, weather, sports, games, and politics have become topics of discussion.

Such an unscrupulous business made Stone Lifang Company unexpected.

At the beginning, the administrator of the forum also struggled to delete those posts that had nothing to do with the content of his company's software, but who knew that the more you deleted, the more netizens resisted and posted those posts from all over the world. In desperation, Stone Lifang had to open up more than a dozen forum sections for netizens to brag, after all, the user is the uncle.

In this way, the Sitong Lifang Forum has slowly developed into the most famous forum in China except for Shuimu Tsinghua BBS.

At this time, the most famous forum of Stone Lifang is the "Sports Salon" section, the moderator is gooooooal, many years later, this person can be called an insurmountable mountain in the Chinese Internet network media industry, every Internet person knows his name - Cheng Tong.

It was Cheng Tong who first discovered Tang He's serialized "Wukong Biography" post, as a supernumerary member of the Sitong Lifang Forum, Cheng Tong's biggest hobby is to pour water on the forum, shoot bricks, and greet unknown people he knows. He was fascinated by the simplicity of the Huaxia Internet in its initial stage, yearning for freedom, advocating equality, and speaking freely.

Tang He's first day of uploading "The Legend of Wukong" caused a lot of follow-ups, and Cheng Tong also discovered this post for the first time.

After reading all the posts, Cheng Tong was amazed. Although he studied science, he also liked literature.

In Cheng Tong's view, "The Legend of Wukong", as a novel, lacks skills and is not rigorous in terms of writing, but it has the power to move people's hearts. Through the text, Cheng Tong can see that the author Don Quixote is a person with a "heart", and it is precisely because of this heart that "The Legend of Wukong" has become vigorous.

Cheng Tong keenly felt that what was in front of him was not a simple literary work, at least not traditional literature.

This kind of literature that writes and writes on the Internet can be called Internet literature.

Online Literature!

A word crossed through Cheng Tong's mind.

This should be a literary work that really belongs to the Internet!

Cheng Tong was a little excited.

He immediately stood up from the computer, sorted out the thoughts in his head, and then hurried out of the dormitory, not even bothering to pull out the modem.

"Mr. Wang, I found a post at the Jinyong Inn, which is a novel that is being serialized...... Very well written...... That's right, it's called online literature...... Liberia can increase its influence by promoting this novel on the Internet, and if it can promote this novel offline, it will definitely cause a huge sensation......"

Cheng Tong, who hung up the phone, was still a little excited, and he had just called Wang Yan, the person in charge of the forum, to explain his inspiration to Wang Yan.

At present, the development of Sitong Lifang has entered a bottleneck, on the one hand, although the number of people in Huaxia is too small, on the other hand, it is the rise of some BBS such as Shuimu Tsinghua University. And if you can break the deadlock with "The Legend of Wukong", it will undoubtedly be a great thing. Especially since the idea was self-inflicted.

Wang Yan hung up the phone and told his subordinates to hurry up and check this post on the forum that Cheng Tong attached great importance to.

Don't look at the best development of the company in China, but there are not many managers on its official website, only four people, and it is impossible to cope with the daily management of the website. Therefore, the management authority of the forum is moderated by highly active netizens, and Cheng Tong is a talent that Wang Yan values and appreciates the most.

As Cheng Tong said, this "The Legend of Wukong" is very interesting, no matter whether it is well written or not, but the controversy is leveraged, just the following pages of posts can be seen.

As a result, Tang He's "The Legend of Wukong" was highly valued by the editors of the Sitong Lifang Forum, and was soon bolded and put to the top.

Wang Yan also asked several of his employees and moderators to put on a few more vests to write some book reviews, bringing a wave of rhythm. At this time, the pool of Huaxia Internet is too small, otherwise Wang Yan is afraid that he will establish the first network water army organization of Huaxia Internet.

As for what Cheng Tong said about promoting "The Legend of Wukong" offline, this Wang Yan has some doubts.

What if this Don Quixote doesn't continue to be serialized, or if it's written worse and worse?

So let's wait and see.

Then there was a scene that stunned Tang He and Wu Wei.

Stone Lifang is worthy of being one of the most influential forums on the Chinese Internet, and just by virtue of the most humble official promotion, Tang He's serialized "Wukong Biography" post has become popular throughout the Chinese Internet.

This has also created a miracle on the Internet in China, and has become a landmark event in the development of Chinese Forum.

The Legend of Wukong, known as the "first book on the Internet" by later generations of Internet readers, is the first best-selling novel on the Internet in China, and it is it that opened the precedent of online novels. It has also made Jinyong Inn a holy place in the minds of the first generation of Internet writers in China, bringing together a number of later Internet gods such as Jin He Zai, Jiang Nan, Li Xunhuan, Yang Rebellion, Bubble, Feng Ge, and Cangyue.

At this time, Huaxia was in the period when the number of Internet users increased the fastest, with a growth rate of about 80% every six months. Moreover, this period was also a period when the pace of China's opening up to the outside world was accelerating, the economy was in a period of transition, and people were active in thinking, eager for the collision and exchange of new ideas, and had a strong rebellious psychology towards the traditional way of preaching.

And "The Legend of Wukong" is such a work that fits the spirit of the times and the Internet, although it is immature, but it is very fresh.

So in just a few days, Tang He's post has more than hundreds of thousands of clicks, countless follow-ups, and many emotional people's eyes are moist.

Almost all Chinese forum websites have reprinted Tang Hao's "Wukong Biography", and the convenience of the Internet can be seen at a glance at this moment.

There are a lot of people who like and hate "The Legend of Wukong", but whether they like it or dislike it, everyone can't do without the three words "The Legend of Wukong".

And the ID of "Don Quixote" has also become the most popular ID on the Chinese Internet at this time, just like the Internet celebrities of later generations have attracted countless netizens to the audience. Everyone is eagerly waiting for this suddenly disappeared person to appear again with the follow-up to "The Legend of Wukong".

At the same time, "The Legend of Wukong" has also attracted the attention of countless people to the Sitong Lifang Forum. Cheng Tong and Wang Yan almost achieved their intended goals perfectly.

It's a pity that this Don Quixote seems to have disappeared and has not appeared on the Internet.

There is only one word that has become popular inexplicably-

"Eunuch".