"Did you have to see me?"
When Li Ye spoke with his grandmother, Wu Juying, that afternoon, Wu Juying had told him, "Meiwen has to see you today."
But hearing Zhao Meiwen now, it turned out that this Xiao Ji had insisted on seeing him.
After sensing Li Ye's strange look, Xiao Ji hurriedly greeted him. "Hello, President Li. I'm Ji Xiangyu, and I really like the novels you write."
Li Ye suddenly understood something and said with a smile, "You insisted on seeing me... don't tell me you wanted to discuss novels with me?"
"No, no, no, I never thought of discussing novels with you."
Ji Xiangyu smiled awkwardly. "I'm not qualified to discuss novels with you. I just... hope you can resume updating soon. If you can't update for the time being, you could at least tell me who Zhang Xiaofan ends up with."
"..."
Li Ye finally understood that Ji Xiangyu actually knew he was the author of Zhu Xian.
Back when his younger sister Li Juan had overseen Mobile Company's BBS online promotion plan, Li Ye's First Branch Factory and Li Ye himself had both registered BBS pages. Since Li Ye's page had little traffic, he had started writing "Zhang Xiaofan."
But later, as his work grew busier and busier, his part-time writing suffered from irregular updates. He would go silent for long stretches at the drop of a hat, and over the past month, he had updated only two chapters.
Even so, this kind of xianxia novel had caused a powerful sensation in mainland China during the eighties and nineties.
Li Ye knew that under such circumstances, plenty of readers would certainly urge him to update. But he had not used the pen name Seven-Inch Blade, and since no one knew who he was, he