Lu Chen was still at the studio when he received the call from Mu Xiaochu. The former live-streaming room had been renovated and equipped with new gear, transforming it into his private workspace. However, Lu Chen wasn't streaming tonight, nor was he arranging music or writing scores; he was busy typing. He was writing a screenplay for a television drama.
As a computer science graduate from Jianghai University, Lu Chen was quite skilled with computers, but he had never actually written a book or a script. This novelty kept him energetic even past midnight. Like many of his peers, Lu Chen used to read web novels online. The domestic web literature scene had developed rapidly in recent years, holding the world’s top spot for both the number of authors and readers. Fantasy, Xianxia, urban, gaming, military—he had read many popular works, but he had never imagined writing one himself.
Yet, in Lu Chen’s memories, the web literature of the Dream World was equally prosperous. While the themes were largely similar, it boasted a vast array of classics, all engraved in his mind with such clarity that he could recall them word for word. Interestingly, of his three lifetimes of memories, it was Mo Ran who had read the most web novels, not the freelance writer Fang Mingyi.
Chapter 224