After Ni Jinbao saw off the female customer, he immediately searched on the Internet.

Sure enough, there is almost no news on the Internet about the publication of "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai", and even the officially certified author "Qin Chuan" has not released any publicity news about the publication.

That's not to mention the promotional materials that need to be delivered to the door of the offline store in advance.

As for the warm-up and publicity of the publishing house of the magazine "Literature". This kind of non-commercial publishing house has always focused on the excavation and protection of traditional cultural works, and even if they want to promote it on a large scale, they don't have the budget.

Ni Jinbao felt that he had a toothache, what was going on.

However, thinking of the more than 60,000 books in his warehouse, Ni Jinbao suddenly felt a little pressure, so did he have to do something.

"Teacher Qin Chuan's "Strange Tales" physical book has been published, if you want to buy it, please come to buy. Address: No. 289, Dongcheng Street, East Third Ring Road, Jidu City. ”

Ni Jinbao also had no way, and directly advertised in the comment area of "Qinchuan" v.

Subsequently, Ni Jinbao copied this information and released it on various popular websites such as local forums, stickers, Douban sauce, and Wenhu.

After posting it on the Internet, Ni Jinbao asked people to make a big display board and stand it at the door of his store to ensure that people can see it clearly dozens of meters away.

There is not much content on the brand, and there are mainly two sentences: "A large number of physical books of "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" have arrived, and everyone is welcome to buy." ”

By the time all the work was done, it was already two hours later.

And looking at the results of his hard work for half a day, Ni Jinbao, who came back to his senses, couldn't help but smile a little.

This kind of self-paid promotion for the author is the first time in the audio-visual book industry.

However, after putting up the propaganda sign, Ni Jinbao found that his decision was correct. Because since he began to take the initiative to promote, customers have come to the store one after another to buy.

"Boss, do you really have "Strange Tales" for sale here?" After an old man entered the store, he went straight to the point and asked.

"Yes, from the second row of shelves that turn right in front." Ni Jinbao skillfully pointed the way for the old man, but looking at the old man's trembling appearance, Ni Jinbao simply did it himself: "Forget it, uncle, you wait here, I'll get it for you." ”

Ni Jinbao walked quickly to the bookshelf to help the old man get the book, and then scanned the code, quoted, and checked out.

Before the checkout process was finished, two more students with schoolbags jumped in: "Uncle, let's buy "Strange Tales"

"Wait a minute, I'll get it for you." Ni Jinbao put the old man's books in a bag and replied to the two children.

Seeing off the old man, Ni Jinbao took the two children on the way to take it out, and finally made time to ask the two children curiously: "You are so young, can you understand classical Chinese?" ”

The two children looked at each other, and then one of the children replied to Ni Jinbao: "But in this book, in addition to the Chinese version, there is also a Mandarin version." ”

The children didn't know what the vernacular version said, but they still answered Ni Jinbao's question.

"yes, I forgot." Ni Jinbao patted his head, the book "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" published by the "Literature" magazine publishing house is indeed a classical Chinese text, and then followed by a vernacular version to assist reading.

But Ni Jinbao was still very strange: "But you are so young, can you understand this book if you buy it?" ”

Maybe it was Ni Jinbao's kind face, or the child who answered just now said: "This is the extracurricular reading material recommended to us by the teacher, but the teacher also said that we really can't understand some of them, so we have hooked up some stories that we can read, and the students who have heard it tell it are really interesting." ”

And another child, who had not spoken, also mustered up the courage to add: "Yes, the teacher recommended us to watch "Three Rules of the Wolf", "Bai Xiaoer Stealing Ducks", "Si Wenlang", "Guo Xiucai", "Laoshan Taoist" and so on. ”

Ni Jinbao listened to the two children's interesting stories, and couldn't help but smile and nodded. After checking out, the two children were also given a few beautiful bookmarks.

After sending off the children, Ni Jinbao will not have time to take the customers to get the books in person, because there are more and more customers who have rushed to the news after hearing the news.

"Boss, 3 copies of "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", trouble a little faster." This is a white-collar worker in a hurry to go to work.

"Big brother, I want 1 book here, please wrap it up." This is a prospective son-in-law who wants to be courteous to his father-in-law

"Store manager, come with 15 copies, and the child asked me to bring one to him and his classmates. I've heard that many high school teachers recommend this book as extracurricular reading, but I don't know if they are all in high school, why do teachers recommend this kind of reading to children. "This is a warm-hearted housewife.

“……”

In the next few hours, Ni Jinbao has been busy collecting money and packing. But not only did there be no fewer people who came to buy "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" one after another, but even gradually lined up outside the door. The last time this kind of scene appeared in Ni Jinbao's store was when Liu Qin'er released the album "Next Stop, Diva".

At 6 o'clock in the afternoon, Ni Jinbao glanced at the long queue outside the door, and finally couldn't stop his curiosity, so he took the time to ask the guest in front of him while packing books neatly: "Did you all know that I had "Strange Tales" for sale here when you saw the sign I stood outside?" ”

"Huh?" The little girl who was queuing up to buy a book suddenly heard the boss's answer, she was stunned for a moment, and then covered her mouth and laughed: "Boss, don't you know?" The advertisement you sent by Teacher Qin Chuan is on fire! ”

"Huh?" Ni Jinbao was stunned.

Yes, Ni Jinbao has been busy collecting money and packing, and has no time to surf the Internet, so naturally he didn't know that an advertisement he inadvertently played was constantly fermenting on the Internet, and even almost got on the hot search.

Things have to start with the news that he posted the publication of "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai" on the shelves.

After he released an advertisement for his audio-visual bookstore, many fans who followed Qin Chuan noticed it, so some people began to reply slowly.

"Haha, when will "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" be published and put on the shelves, does this netizen know that selling pirated books will lead to jail time."

"Laughing to death, come to the author v guest to advertise, the brain circuit is really strange."

"Teacher Qin Chuan didn't announce it, you are ahead of the author."

"Today is not April Fool's Day, if it is true, I thank the landlord, if it is fake, I thank the landlord and the whole family!"

But Ni Jinbao, as a senior fan of Qin Chuan, is usually active under Qin Chuan's Weibo, so some familiar fans began to wonder if this matter was true.

"I know the landlord, he is indeed the owner of a video store. Could it be that Mr. Qin Chuan's "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" was really published. ”

"Brother Bao is also a senior fan, he shouldn't lie to people."

"Let's just say, is there a possibility that Teacher Qin Chuan himself has forgotten to publicize it."

"I went to search, and the official "Literature" magazine did release the news of the publication of "Strange Tales from Liaozhai".

"Teacher Qin Chuan, is he so unhanded? The official propaganda is so crotch-pulling. ”

"The Literary magazine itself is supportive, so the propaganda has not been very up-to-date."

"So, does Teacher Qin Chuan still need support?"

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