The Truth

"Did anime eat your family's rice?" Su Tianfu reacted more fiercely than expected.

Strangely enough, Doctor Su, who had always been fairly serious, had grown much livelier since arriving here.

"My stomach problems have been getting better, though they flare up now and then," Yi Donglai explained.

"Doctor Su invited me on this trip. Emotional stability helps regulate the gut, so I took sick leave from White Pagoda Prison. Other doctors are handling the inmates' mental health while I'm away."

"Fifth Sister and Little Zhao came along for the trip too. It's a Rehabilitation Department team outing."

Wu Qi had once been a doctor herself, but she had resigned, bought an RV, and traveled around the country. Now, because of Su Tianfu, she had chosen to return to the hospital.

"Now we're seeing the perks of a public-sector job," Meng Zhending said to Su Tianfu. "How about we quit and take the civil-service exam? I think we might even qualify for direct recruitment."

"Forget it. My dream is to retire at forty." Su Tianfu rolled his eyes, then remembered something and turned to Li Huowang.

"Oh, right. Good timing, Little Li. Come sign the contract with me tomorrow. I'll help you open a bank account and transfer the money to you."

Li Huowang knew exactly what Su Tianfu meant: the rights payment for the novel Dao Gu Yi Xian.

The man really had written a novel starring Xiao Huowang and posted it online.

Li Huowang had checked the day before yesterday. Su Tianfu's previous book, Days in Mysteries, had sold well across the internet and given him a decent fan base. He was now writing this book alongside another, Rebirth As A Copycat Writer.

One was a brainless rookie webnovel updated once a day. The other came out at twenty