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After the Mid-Autumn Festival, Lin Jing felt that time was passing faster and faster.

After the rich second-generation Chu Tiankuo officially joined Liang Yinning's so-called comic club, and purchased professional comic tools, and started painting "Slam Dunk", Lin Jing extinguished her own comic ambitions.

Because although she now has good sketching skills, she is too amateurish compared to "Slam Dunk" drawn by an avid comic professional like Chu Tiankuo.

Although she is confident that with her learning ability, she can master the skills of drawing comics in a short period of time as long as she learns, but what she lacks is time.

So she decided to just provide the plot text and do the final review work.

The specific comic work is done by Chu Tiankuo himself. And this is also Liang Yinning's original intention to find him.

If Chu Tiankuo really can't draw, he can paint slowly, and allow him to call like-minded people.

It's just that this rich second generation seems to be a dead house, and it's a dead house that is so introverted that it looks melancholy. He could go all day without saying a word, wearing headphones, with a sad face flowing backwards, looking at the lake for a day. He has no friends, and his only hobby is to read comics in a flying car, and when his interest comes, he will start to draw.

Such a lonely person walking in his own world naturally can't find any like-minded people.

But Lin Jing didn't have the energy to pay attention to it, and he didn't feel that he was qualified to pay attention to it, after all, everyone has his way of living, and what you think is right may not be right for others. Take your time, slow down, and don't rush anyway.

Putting down a comic heart, she concentrated on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", she already had a plan, and wanted to complete this Ming history notebook as much as possible.

The journal of New Asia Academy, which serialized "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", was changed to a monthly magazine and published very quickly, and eight issues had been published unconsciously.

The first issue sold 1,600 copies, the second issue was over 2,000 copies, the third issue was 2,500 copies, and in the fourth issue, the sales suddenly increased dramatically to more than 6,700 copies......

It turned out that the students of Hong Kong Chinese University who liked this book recommended it very cutely to their old classmates and friends from other schools. As a result, the journal serialized "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" slowly spread to several other universities such as the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist College, Hong Kong Polytechnic, etc., and it became more and more widespread.

The popularity of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is getting bigger and bigger like a snowball.

At first, students from other universities who wanted to read this Ming history could only borrow it through Guò's old classmates at Xiangjiang Chinese University. But I always borrow, and I have to run once every issue, which is too troublesome, so I turn borrowing to buying. A five-day booklet, as long as you are interested, you can afford it.

So much so that as soon as the New Asia College journal came out, the students of Xiangjiang Chinese University immediately "ventilated the letter" to inform the old students of other universities, and then immediately sent representatives to come over to buy in groups, and usually hundreds or thousands of copies were bought at once.

In the sixth issue, students from other universities simply made reservations for more convenience, just like they booked newspapers and magazines on the market.

In the sixth issue, the sales volume of the New Asia College journal officially exceeded 20,000 copies, an astonishing number of books that made countless people jaw-dropping, which far exceeded the various magazines and newspapers run by major universities, and compared with ordinary tabloids and magazines, it was not much better, and even exceeded.

At the same time, the editorial office of the New Asia College journal made some changes to the journal, such as the printing work, which was outsourced to an outside printing house. Compared with the college's own printing, the printing house prints more beautifully, faster and cheaper.

Moreover, under the strong demand of those thousands of readers, the editorial office also made significant changes to the content of the journal, except for the two sections of campus news and historical stories, all other sections were cut.

The original journal is a cake in the eyes of many students of New Asia College, although it is not big, it is not too fragrant and delicious, but everyone has the opportunity to taste it. But now, each issue of the journal, except for some outdated "news", no longer publishes other people's articles, and the rest of the section is all occupied by "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

It's just that this change has been approved by Professor Wang Limin, the editor-in-chief of the journal, so some people, although they are envious and jealous, can only secretly say that the journal of New Asia College is no longer the journal of New Asia College, and has become a special issue of a certain person, which is unfair.

"Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has blown a "Ming Dynasty wind" in major colleges and universities, and with the passage of time, there is a tendency to spread outside the school.

"Ming Pao", which has cooperated with major universities, won people's convenience, noticed this "Ming Dynasty wind", and learned that it was a Ming Dynasty history reading book that had been circulating in major colleges and universities for a period of time, and this step of the Ming Dynasty history was loved by the majority of the pride of the sky, and when it was learned that the author of this Ming Dynasty history reading was Lin Jing, "Ming Pao" quickly dispatched reporters.

It wanted to interview Ms. Lin before other newspapers.

Lin Jing, who has a good relationship with "Ming Pao", did not refuse the interview, not to mention that she really needs this interview.

First, so far, Lin Jing has been six or seven percent sure that "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" can also become a bestseller in this era. And even if the estimation is wrong, it will not become a bestseller at most after publication, and if you have a good readership, you will not lose money if you can do it, and you will make a small profit. Second, because the martial arts drama adapted from "Heroes" is detonating a ratings frenzy, as the original author of "Heroes", as long as it is news about her, it can attract people's attention, and it is just right to give "Ming Dynasty" free publicity.

So-

"The genius beautiful girl writer Lin Jing wants to make another big stroke to depict the three-hundred-year history of the rise and fall of the Ming Dynasty!"

This is the title of the interview.

Then, as soon as the "Ming Pao" interview with Lin Jing on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" appeared in the newspaper, it immediately attracted widespread attention in Hong Kong.

"Have you heard, the original author of the martial arts drama "Heroes" we are watching, the one named Lin Jing, is about to start writing history books."

"Isn't she writing novels, writing history, can she be reliable?"

"It should be possible, it is said that she is studying at Xiangjiang Chinese University, and she is studying history."

"Haha, actually, I guessed it a long time ago. Have you noticed, "Heroes" is actually a fake historical background of the Ming Dynasty, which shows that she is no stranger to the history of the Ming Dynasty. Okay, now I finally don't joke anymore, I'm going to talk about it. ”

For Lin Jing to write a historical reading book of the Ming Dynasty, most people are still optimistic.

Of course, there are those who are optimistic and those who are dismissive.

"A martial arts novel can write the Ming Dynasty in a nondescript mess, a leaf knows the Spring and Autumn Period, you can imagine how ridiculous the history of the Ming Dynasty she wrote will be, don't read it."

"Should I say that she has commendable courage and ambition is not in her age, or should I say that she is too ambitious and does not measure herself?"

But no matter which way it is said, Lin Jingkai's writing of the history of the Ming Dynasty quickly reached the ears of most Hong Kong citizens.