Chapter 150 of the text volume "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" reaches the top!

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The popularity of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" continues, and it is completely an increasingly fierce posture. Among them, Huayi Publishing House has made a lot of contributions.

After signing the publishing copyright of all the contents of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern", Huayi Publishing House had no worries at all, and immediately used all kinds of resources that could be used on "Ghost Blowing the Lantern".

Obviously, he made up his mind to make "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" completely popular and become a landmark publication work of Huayi Publishing House.

Of course, the popularity of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" does not depend entirely on the publicity of Huayi Publishing House.

If the quality of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" itself is not good enough and not attractive enough, no matter how popular it is, it will be difficult to completely occupy the topic like it is now, and it will sweep the entire book market and crush the momentum.

Ning Mo didn't pay much attention to "Ghost Blowing the Lamp", the manuscript had been written, and after signing a contract with Huayi Publishing House for the publishing rights of the remaining six volumes, Ning Mo handed over the remaining manuscript to the other party.

The rest mainly depends on how Huayi Publishing House operates, and these are not things that Ning Mo needs to pay too much attention to and interfere with.

He just had to wait for the time to divide the account and collect the money.

Therefore, except for attending classes on weekdays, and spending some time reviewing homework and preparing for the upcoming final exam, Ning Mo basically spent the rest of his time on "Star Change".

codewords and occasional exchanges with Fang Yilun and others.

Life is very fulfilling.

In the class, as "Ghost Blows Out the Lantern" becomes more and more popular, many of Ning Mo's classmates also buy books or borrow books from each other to read, often during recess, Ning Mo can hear his classmates discussing "Ghost Blowing the Lamp".

Ning Mo didn't plan to publicize that he was the author of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" in the class, because there were only three Fang Mingliang in the class, and Chu Yushan knew that "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" was written by him.

Of course, you have to add a Tang Wanru teacher.

Ning Mo told them all about these people and asked them not to talk about it. With Ning Mo's words, whether it was Fang Mingliang and the others, or Chu Yushan, they would naturally not have such a big mouth.

As for Tang Wanru, she is a teacher, and she usually doesn't get along with students much except for class, so naturally she won't take the initiative to talk about it.

In fact, Ning Mo himself is still a relatively low-key and quiet person, but because of the system in his body, he needs to be famous, accumulate fans, and obtain points to be able to redeem various works of Huàn.

However, the system's judgment of fans is not really based on how famous Ning Mo is in reality, but the attention he has received about the works he has taken out, how many people have watched the works, and how many people really like the works.

As for whether Ning Mo is famous or not, there is actually no very direct and inevitable relationship.

For example, at this moment, in the system judgment, Ning Mo already has tens of millions of passers-by fans, as well as hundreds of thousands of real fans, but the reality is that Ning Mo himself is not too famous.

And many times when people do something, they are actually very casual. A decision, an idea, does not have to have a clear purpose, how to do it, and how not to do it.

It's just a natural feeling, well, I want that, so that's it. I wanted that, and then that. It's impossible to find out why for everything.

Ning Mo is a very casual character, so there is no clear purpose, and some behaviors and decisions that are very casual are also more.

For example, he asked Fang Mingliang and others not to publicize that he was the author of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" in the class, which was just a very casual mention.

In fact, he doesn't care so much about whether he publicizes it or not.

In the blink of an eye, it is the middle of January, and the school has begun to arrange the final exams of various subjects. There are probably less than ten days left before the winter vacation.

During this time, Ning Mo also put more energy into revision, and he didn't want to fail the final exam. As for the matter of the annual meeting of the authors of Shujian Network, Ning Mo directly pushed it away with the editor in charge.

Although the author's annual meeting was on the twenty-fourth, Ning Mo had just returned home from vacation for a few days, and it was freezing cold, and if he went to the demon capital to go to the city, he would not be too lazy to run.

January 14th, another Tuesday.

At about two o'clock in the afternoon, Ning Mo checked the book sales figures of the previous week announced by the National Publishing and Statistics Administration for the new week.

Although he could have asked Huayi Publishing House directly on Monday about the approximate sales number, Ning Mo was too lazy to ask.

After all, if you ask once a week, if others are not annoyed, you will probably feel annoyed. Anyway, it's something that can be known by waiting for one more day, so there's no need for that.

With the release of the statistics agency's figures, the sales of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" last week were as expected by Ning Mo and many people, and once again ushered in a take-off.

The first episode of "Ghost Blows the Lantern" sold 712476 copies in a single week, topping the weekly sales list in one fell swoop, replacing "Proud Us", which has been the sales champion for seven consecutive weeks, which is also the first weekly sales champion won by "Ghost Blowing the Lantern"!

ranked second on the weekly sales list, and it is still "Ghost Blowing the Lamp"!

The second episode of "Ghost Blows the Lantern" also sold as many as 698981 copies in a single week! It was only more than 10,000 copies less than the first episode.

This is not surprising, after all, there should be a lot of readers who just bought the first episode in the first two weeks, and when they finish watching the first episode, most of them will naturally buy the second episode and go back to watch it.

This naturally boosted the sales of the second episode, which made the sales comparison between the second and first episodes last week almost the same.

The first and second episodes of the same book occupy the first and second positions in the weekly sales list respectively, which has to be said to be quite amazing.

With two episodes and one piece, they have sold more than 1.4 million copies in a single week, which is definitely among the bestsellers.

However, there is still some distance from the industry's recognized need to 'dominate' the market to sell more than one million copies in a single week. To be able to achieve a single volume sales of more than one million in a single week can be regarded as a super fire in the true sense and dominate the market!

Whether "Ghost Blows the Lantern" can reach this level can obviously only depend on the next week or two.

After such a period of publicity and word-of-mouth fermentation, it is foreseeable that the next two weeks will be the peak of sales.

After this week or two, the sales should enter a plateau, and then slowly decline, selling for the long term.

In addition to the first and second places on the best-selling list last week, which were occupied by the first, second and second episodes of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" respectively, the third place was unsurprisingly occupied by the book "Proud Us", which had won the championship for seven consecutive weeks.

The book still sold a whopping 550,000 copies last week.

If it weren't for "Ghost Blowing the Lantern", it would undoubtedly have been the sales champion for eight consecutive weeks.

It's a pity that the appearance of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" interrupted its continuation of the championship. And it's unlikely that it will regain the title again. (To be continued.) )