"Don't tell me, so do I. My mother likes to read this "Miscellaneous Notes" too."
"Since your family has it, why do you still come to see what I bought?"
"I-I'm a man. I'm watching this kind of thing at home, and my dad won't break my leg."
"Brother, fellow man, after I bought the tabloid, I didn't dare to go home and read it in the study. If I were caught, it would be a really good beating."
After Li Jin went back, he told Qin Muwen about this, and the young man looked in disbelief.
I didn't expect that what I wrote would be so liked by people that I even risked 'breaking my leg' to read it.
Sure enough, after returning home, Xiaocha came with a copy of the Fucheng tabloid and said, "Master, this is sent by the shopkeeper of Ningxing Shusi, and he said that in the future, every copy will be sent once."
But this Fucheng tabloid is obviously a bit thick, with seven or eight pages.
Xiaocha is illiterate and doesn't know much about it. Li Jin glanced at it and found that the following pages were all the buyers' comments on Miscellaneous Notes.
It turned out that the first page of the Fucheng tabloid was the major news of Fucheng, and the next few pages were some interesting stories of the neighborhood, and there was a special submission box.
Half a month ago, the first issue of March was released, and many people fell in love with this relaxed and tranquil "Miscellaneous Notes", but there was no way to urge drafts, so they could only put their own ideas into the contribution box.
After the shopkeeper sent someone to sort them out, they picked some genuine ones, sent someone to transcribe them, and sewed them on the back of the tabloid for Li Jin's feedback.
In fact, this miscellaneous note is also a contribution of Li Jin, and their Fucheng tabloid will send a free tabloid to the accepted contributors.
But the 'reader feedback' in the back can really show the shopkeeper's intentions.
After Li Jin decocted the medicine, he quickly scanned the page that Qin Muwen had opened.
"I am very envious of the author's life. On the day it was first published, I ordered a marriage for my daughter. I hope she can be so happy."