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  The Ghost Blows Out the Light

  What is the first sentence on the title page?

  Tomb Raider's Experience

  Okay, at first I saw these six words and still found them somewhat laughable, thinking the author was being a bit childish with this sentence, even to the point of wanting to curse, really daring to write such words in any book.

  Writing a book about doctors, you say it's real experience. Okay, I can tolerate that the author might be a doctor or other medical personnel. Writing books about lawyers, teachers, martial artists and so on, I can also tolerate because the authors may have these occupations.

  But when you write about tomb raiding and add this sentence, I instantly felt a pain in the balls, because I'm a guy and have balls so it's painful.

  If it's a real experience, then the author is either a grave robber or heard from one. Either way, the author should be taken away to eat prison food. At that time, I really wanted to say something serious and sincere to the author: just write well to add authenticity, adding these six words is useless.

  Always holding such an idea to start watching, and after finishing the first reaction is how it's gone? The appearance of this reaction also proves that I have fallen too. As for the author's six words "The Tomb Raider's Experience" on the title page, I have a different understanding.

  The six words on the cover aren't entirely childish, and I think they're too superficial to summarize this book. The author Su Xianchen's skill in fabricating and manipulating has reached an unprecedented level of mastery, to the point where even if you know as a reader that what's being said is impossible, you'll still be blown away by the words in the book.

  Okay, actually I want to say that if there's an award for making up the most realistic lies, then I think the author Su Renshan would undoubtedly win first place. Finally, I want to say that "The Ghost Blows Out The Light" is wonderful.

  Good morning refuel!!

  "At first I thought this topic was a joke, but unexpectedly..."

  "I get it, Lou Zhu is just a big title party."

  "I agree with the owner's words, Su Da's fabrications are really too strong, I couldn't help but take the content of this book as real stories several times."

  "As good as 'Huang Yu' (Desolate Era), when will the second season be released?"

  "Produced by Tiandu, it must be of high quality."

  ……

  Many people agree with this article because most of them have a deep understanding of it.

  Actually, when it comes to fabricating stories, Dan Brown is the best, "The Da Vinci Code", after finishing this book, how many people stared at Da Vinci's "Last Supper" and thought that with a bit of logic, they could write a book that would take readers to an even higher level of nonsense.

  Su Rui Chen's evaluation of "The Da Vinci Code" is the ultimate bestseller, reading it was completely sleepless day and night, but after finishing it, there was no desire to read it a second time. There's no mistake, "The Da Vinci Code" is indeed a book written for the sake of being a bestseller.

  If after reaching the pinnacle of Chinese culture, "Opening Up America" can be a top choice...

  This book review was written by a bookworm named Green Lotus, and there are many more wonderful comments.

  "I just browsed around and found two books on tomb raiding. The publication dates of the two books were one day after "Ghost Blows Out the Light" went on sale, which means they are follow-up works. In just three days, before the influence of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" had fully spread, there were already people following suit. It's easy to imagine that there will be even more authors following suit in the future. Of course, when I opened and skimmed through them, I found they didn't even have a tenth of the charm of "Ghost Blows Out the Light"."

  This tomb raiding can be categorized under the theme of supernatural, originally the path for supernatural writers was very narrow, but the author has opened up another road for them. In fact, the author had already done something similar three years ago, three years ago with "Desolate" opening up the Desolate genre, and now today with "Ghost Blows Out the Light" opening up the tomb raiding genre, I don't know if according to the author's imagination can create a third genre, following this imagination of the author, I believe the third genre is not far off... He Tian'en has already opened up two genres with his identity, Mortal Flow and National Arts Flow, adding Su Xuanming he has opened up four genres Desolate Flow, Mortal Flow, Tomb Raiding Flow, National Arts Flow, in the future there may be the appearance of Mechanized Flow or Infinite Flow?

  Su Shi Chen originally relied on "Hong Huang" to gather a large number of readers online, and now the appearance of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" has further solidified his reputation online. At present, Su Shi Chen's real identity as a writer has no fewer fans than the great gods in the online literary world.

  How many authors of physical publications in the web novel circle have achieved this level of popularity?

  "Xiao Chen, the invitation letter from the association has arrived."

  "It's not necessary to join the municipal or provincial writers' association, Yangcheng City Writers Association and Tian Province Writers Association have invited several times, but I helped Xiaochen you decline"

  Indeed, many municipal writers' associations are scams. They publish a trash magazine and charge you money to publish articles on it after joining. Provincial writers' associations are slightly better, but membership also costs several hundred yuan. Some officials in provincial writers' associations have big names but no works, can't write anything good, but they still have bad temper, that's why Wang Ni said so.

  "En, thank you, Auntie."

  "This time it's from the National Writers Association, which can be considered."

  Meet the requirements for joining the National Writers Association, published a large number of works in domestic core publications, and has written more than two literary monographs.

  The first requirement was barely met by Su Xichen, but the second one was absolutely satisfied, and his works were not only two, but also very good.

  "What's the benefit of joining the Writers' Association?" Su Xichen was a more pragmatic person.

  "There's no material benefit, just a few thousand yuan in a year. This amount of money is not even worth mentioning according to your idle income, but you're not short of money now either."

  "They have the strength and reputation, but what they lack is recognition. The cultural circle is always a circle, and no matter how you go around it, you will still return to the starting point. It's hard for people standing outside the circle to integrate into it."

  What Wang Ni said is recognized by many readers, and the sales of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" in these three days can be seen as a strong recognition of Su Yuechen's work, which is absolutely unquestionable.

  The recognition in Wang Ni's mouth is the recognition of her peers. Generally speaking, authors all have some friends who will support each other when releasing new books, and most importantly, there is official recognition.

  Apart from "Huangyuan", it seems that none of his other works have received any official recognition.

  As for friends in the circle, there aren't any to speak of. There are quite a few friends from the entertainment industry and one from the comic book industry. Actually, this can't be blamed on Su Xichen. Although he has written many bestsellers, at the end of the day, his identity is that of a student, an outsider to the circle, just like Wang Ni said earlier, it's hard for people outside the circle to integrate in.

  After joining the Writers Association, the benefits are very obvious. Firstly, I can get to know many people in the industry. Secondly, since I joined the Writers Association, as long as Su Ximu doesn't write anything out of line, the association will naturally support him. In fact, Su Ximu originally had a "get out of jail free" card, and with the association's support, he can be more at ease when it comes to publishing books domestically.

  "What obligations are there after joining the Writers' Association?" Su Xichen didn't like being restricted, and also didn't have that much time "Do you need to sign in every day, or attend meetings and things like that."

  "It's joining a guild, but not joining any company, how can it be possible to sign in for meetings, however, there are two routine activities every year."

  Twice a year, which is indeed not many, Su Xichen still decided to join after weighing the pros and cons.

  "Alright, Ghost Blows Out the Light is selling like hotcakes, striking while the iron is hot. I'll go handle the registration for you to join the Writers' Association now." Wang Ni left in a hurry, going to take care of Su Yuechen's application to join the association.

  This fiery sale lasted for a week, "Ghost Blows Out the Light" not only opened up a tomb raiding trend on the internet and became its focal point, but also became the focal point of various major critics in reality, with all sorts of sharp comments constantly emerging.

  "The Ghost Blows Out the Light" has recently been popular all over China, and at first glance, I thought it was a ghost story. As I have never been interested in ghost stories, I didn't read this book despite its popularity, thinking that its success was due to the author's fame.

  However, a week has passed and the ratings have not dropped at all, which is beyond what many people expected. The quality of the book itself is very good, so I started watching it. After watching it, I found that this is undoubtedly a very exciting drama. Not to mention the freshness of the subject matter, just the clean and concise writing style, although there are some errors in knowledge, but it fits the content.

  There are also many folk proverbs, idioms, characteristic words and phrases, classical language, etc. that the author can use at will, which I admire very much. It seems that the author Su Xichen's three-year retreat has been very successful in writing such a work.

  Apart from admiration, I also feel resentful. After finishing "Ghost Blows Out the Light", every time there's a power outage, I habitually light candles in the southeast direction (fortunately, they never get blown out, or else I'd definitely be scared to death).

  At night, seeing someone emerge from the grass, I always want to press a black donkey's hoof on his face. And when I see the sewer, I take a detour because I'm afraid it's a ghost cave, and if I'm not careful, I'll die without leaving a whole body. Okay, I admit it, I've been poisoned by this book, which is my first time being poisoned by reading a book. It's all the author's fault for writing something so terrifying!

  If you also have any of the above symptoms, congratulations, you are poisoned too!

  An article on top of "If" called "Ghost Blows the Lamp Poisoning Symptoms", was recognized by many people, and they all expressed that they were also poisoned.

  "A Must-See in 2016", "Another Topic, Tomb Raiding", "New Book Blazing Hot on the Heels of Chu Xing"

  In an instant, the Ghost Blowing Lamp virus spread at an abnormally terrifying speed...

  Of course, comments are mixed with good and bad. For ordinary netizens or some newspapers that want to hype up "The Ghost Blows Out the Light", Su Rui Chen usually ignores them. However, Zhou Jing Peng suddenly published a comment... (Please search 5du5 for more updates!)