Two-faced President, So Hard to Placate (7)

"Your wuxia plot is very tightly paced, with plenty of twists. The fight scenes are also excellent, and with the tangled romantic relationships between the male and female leads and the supporting characters, it's truly captivating."

"As for mine, it's grounded in real life and offers an in-depth analysis of human nature. The emotional plot is full of twists, heartbreaking and brutal, and ends with a perfect comeback that lets people hold their heads high. It reflects the deepest feelings of many people in this era, so it's only natural that it's popular."

444 was thrilled: "The editor is urging you for manuscripts! Then let's quickly send out everything you've written these past few days."

"We can't publish it all at once. From now on, guaranteeing ten thousand words every three days will be enough."

Other serialized novels only published around a thousand words a day. She published three thousand words a day, and she was releasing two novels at the same time. That was already more than enough.

As for the poetry collection, the newspaper office planned to publish one poem a day.

Why? Shouldn't they publish as much as they had and finish it as quickly as possible?

"They can't publish any more than that." The newspaper still had to run other content, after all.

With a stable income, Su Qiao finally felt at ease.

She lived her days unhurriedly—cultivating, reading, writing novels and poetry, and occasionally composing melodies for lyrics.

She also had Aunt Liu buy some medicinal herbs for her, which she mixed into face masks herself. Every night before bed, she applied one to take care of her skin.

She had truly turned her life into a poem.

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Five days later, in the afternoon, Su Qiao put down the book in her hands.

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