After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people Chapter 464 Dating is not as important as career

Of course, they did all this on purpose.

Even if the emperor was useless, it was still too bold to seize power under his nose.

Not to mention that they have to raise money, which would be too conspicuous in the capital, they also have to recruit and train soldiers, which is not something they can do in the capital.

That's why they decided to stay away from the capital under the guise of disaster relief.

When they set out, the reborn girl only brought with her some servants, attendants, and a team of guards assigned to her by the emperor, and her "female relatives" only included the time-traveling girl and her servants.

But after they arrived at their destination, they began to gradually transfer their family members from the capital to various parts of the country. On the one hand, it was to protect their safety, and on the other hand, it was to cultivate and support their own power in various places.

In an almost forgotten land, the reborn girl and the time-traveling girl started their great cause of "rejuvenating the country" from scratch: from the initial distribution of food to save lives and appease the people, to later purchasing seeds, restoring production, building water conservancy projects, and strengthening public security.

The limited funds allocated by the court had long been divided up, and they had almost spent all the wealth they had accumulated over the years...

Jiang Baige became more and more addicted to writing, and for the first time she experienced the joy of "male frequency".

The so-called "male happiness" does not refer to the vulgar part of them, but rather the part that has nothing to do with love.

There is nothing wrong with love, but it is very boring to always think about how to get the favor of others.

In this novel with two female protagonists, Jiang Baige didn't even write about the love part.

She didn't do it on purpose, it's just that this article has its own special features.

In the early days, they all tried desperately to survive and pretended to be men. They were busy every day thinking about how to conceal their identities, make money, and study. How could they have time to date?

At the later stage, that is, now, they are all preparing to rebel, and of course it is even more impossible for them to open up to others easily. If they are betrayed, it will not just be two lives that will be lost... How can they easily get together?

What's more, when a person has a successful career and has money and power, having a partner becomes less important.

Because it doesn't matter what kind of person you want or how much you want.

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In addition to writing articles, Jiang Baige also took on another job a few years ago: proofreading manuscripts.

Because the articles she previously serialized on Nanlin.com about the entertainment industry and the group portraits of women fighting the epidemic had the film and television copyrights bought by Blue Films, news of the start of filming also came out one after another.

Naturally, a publishing house noticed this and contacted Nanlin.com for the copyright of the book, offering better royalties and print volumes than the previous patricide article.

Zhou Zhou contacted Jiang Baige as soon as possible. After signing the contract, Jiang Baige organized the manuscript and sent it to the other party.

The publishing side was also very efficient, and sent feedback before the New Year. We hoped that Jiang Baige could make some changes based on publishing regulations, mainly regarding some plot issues that were difficult for editing to handle.

They hope that the novel can be published in conjunction with the release schedule of the TV series, which will help with promotion and publicity.

Unexpectedly, before the two manuscripts were completed, the filing for the TV series adaptation of her internet-thrilled article was posted online by someone.

Because there was a precedent of Xue Qinghui becoming famous because of the short drama adapted from Jiang Baige's novel, and because Blue Films set the investment in the dramas adapted from Jiang Baige's novels on the entertainment industry and anti-epidemic women at the S level, fans from all over the world hope that their sisters and brothers can get this good resource and have a piece of the pie.

For a while, the Internet was bustling with people recommending their own sisters and brothers under the microblog of Blue Film and Television.

As the original author of this book, I naturally received the task: to organize the manuscript and prepare for publication.

The print run of this book is more than twice the combined print run of the two novels signed half a year ago.

Jiang Baige really had no reason to refuse, so she could only create time to work even if she didn't have time.

She originally wanted to take advantage of the opportunity of working from home to do as much as possible, but as the epidemic situation was gradually brought under control, the number of projects she was confused about increased.

In March, as the crews started work one after another and projects were put on the agenda one after another, Jiang Baige's work became busy.

Although I had saved a lot of manuscripts for the novels with two female protagonists during the Chinese New Year, the workload of organizing three novels cannot be underestimated.

Not to mention that the content she needed to modify were all about logic and plot, almost all of them were rippled through and required redesign.

Just talk about the word count - anti-epidemic articles and cyber violence articles are basically 300,000 words because they are IP-oriented, which is not a small number for published books.

The article about the entertainment industry is a real online article of one million words, and the publishing house plans to make it into a set of three books for sale.

So what she wanted to read was not the manuscripts of three books, but five books...almost two million words in total!

Jiang Baige's daily routine was forced to become irregular again.

She could only comfort herself: It's okay, just wait until these three books are finished.

The fact is, due to irregular diet, Jiang Baige showed obvious stress-induced weight gain and gained ten kilograms in a month.

Not only is she fat, she also suffers from stomach pain occasionally.

Having died once, Jiang Baige was extremely alert to any physical conditions.

It happened that the company organized a physical examination in the middle of the year. She carefully read the report and found that there was no major problem with her body, but there was mild fatty liver infiltration.

She immediately began to control her diet and resumed exercise.

It happened that her parents were on vacation during that time and came to see the new house. She ate the meals her father cooked for half a month and no longer had to eat takeout. She actually lost a lot of weight and felt much lighter.

After her parents went back, she began to consider again whether to reduce some of her work.

These books of hers did make her a lot of money, and she also bought her house in full. She has temporarily achieved financial freedom. Is it necessary for her to continue working such a hard job at Lan Dehutu?

However, the job of an online writer does have its uncertainties. What if one day she can’t write a book, or her book is no longer read, and the copyright can’t be sold? Will she be left with nothing?

It might not be so easy for her to find a job at that time...

The current economic situation has been hit by the epidemic and is not very good. It is never a bad thing to have an extra income.

What's more, apart from being busy intermittently, Lan De Hu Tu's job is a very good one: flexible hours, project-based, and nice colleagues and boss.

Thinking of this, she suppressed her itch to resign.

However, the fatigue during this period was real. After finishing a project at the end of June, Jiang Baige decided to take a vacation and travel.

The leave was approved quickly, but I had no idea about the destination.

She sought opinions from the four-person group in the university dormitory, which earned her envy and jealousy from Lin Xingran and Zhou Ling, as well as a reply from Wen Mian who showed up half a day late: [If you are willing, how about coming to my place to play for two days? ]