Every time I talk with Xuan Xuan, it is Han Mo's happiest time. No matter what the little guy says, he will laugh with him. This kind of smile comes from the heart and can't help but express himself. If possible, he hopes to keep talking to the little guy. , But it was time for the child to go to bed, Han Mo didn't want to let the child go to bed late.
Hanging up the phone, Han Mo turned on the computer. The paper version of "Little Red Riding Hood" has not been printed yet, but the online trial version has been uploaded to the Twitter website. On that website, readers can try the full text, but cannot copy and download it. This world The copyright consciousness is very heavy, and the vast majority of readers will not choose to watch piracy, let alone create piracy.
Click into the website, the homepage is still scrolling the big picture of the cover of the book that was voted in front. Han Mo glanced at the ranking. The number of votes for "Frog Prince" has surpassed the original "Bear Baby Paradise" and became the second place.
It’s not surprising that "The Frog Prince" will rise in the rankings. Originally, this book was published a long time later than the previous book. It ranked third in just two days. After another period of rising, it is normal to surpass them. Moreover, the form of picture books is indeed too novel in this world, and it will definitely receive the attention of parents and children in the initial stage.
Han Mo pays more attention to "Little Red Riding Hood". He still spent some thought on the choice of this story. After all, there is some educational significance in it. He hopes to give children some warnings through the story.
Fifth place, "Little Red Riding Hood" has 23,335 votes.
This ranking is good for a book that has just been uploaded, and there is no physical version yet. They are all votes cast through online trial reading. Han Mo clicked on the homepage of "Little Red Riding Hood" to see readers' feedback on this story.
I just entered the homepage, and one comment has occupied the entire page. From the last review of "Frog Prince", he can probably guess that this "Little Red Riding Hood" will also receive similar attention.
"Little Red Riding Hood is so cute. In winter, I will buy a red hat for my daughter."
"Fortunately, Little Red Riding Hood and Grandma were later rescued by the hunter. When I saw them being eaten, my heart was both pulled together."
"The story is so beautiful, give the horse knight a thumbs up."
The comments are updated in real time, and there will be new comments rolling up continuously. Han Mo read a few casually, they are everyone’s praise of the story, or expression of admiration for the author. No one has discovered the educational significance of the story, Han Mo was a little disappointed, but he thought that the upload time was short. Everyone's focus was still on the surface of the story, and there was no deep thinking. Sometimes, that's it. Whether it's a book or a movie, it might be the first time. Just watching the excitement, you have to watch it a second time, and then you can figure it out the third time.
Han Mo did not think too much, and was about to exit the webpage. Suddenly, the real-time scrolling comments were updated. Seven or eight new comments appeared at the top. Han Mo moved the cursor to the exit position, but he accidentally saw these comments. The content of the eyebrows frowned, and then moved the cursor over.
"What are these things, Big Bad Wolf? Little Red Riding Hood? The author made up and talked about it."
""Little Red Riding Hood" is the worst story I have ever read, and only brain-disabled authors can come up with it."
"It's still a horse rider, I think it's crappy riding shit."
There are a few more items below. Han Mo didn’t read them carefully, but the contents are all the same. They pointed the finger at the author, all kinds of slanders, and every sentence was ridiculed. This is no longer a feedback of the story itself, but more like a personal body. Attacking, Han Mo doesn't care much about what others say, but feels that there are so many offensive comments all at once, which is very strange.
Negative comments are not over yet. During the period, a few fans of the Horse Knights occasionally appeared to say a few words of justice, but they were soon overwhelmed by aggressive and aggressive comments.
"The author himself must be as evil as the big bad wolf, otherwise, how could he think of the big bad wolf cannibalism."
"This kind of story is ranked fifth, there is a problem, there is definitely a problem."
"I have swiped the ticket, it must be the ticket. How can a newcomer have such a bad vote for the first book, squeezing all of Mao's "Bear Tale Garden"?"
"Ticket Dog!"
"Ticket Dog +1"
"Ticket Dog +748"
For a time, the webpages were full of bad reviews condemning Han Mo's brushing votes, but occasionally readers came out to speak for him.
""The Frog Prince" is really great. I voted for it because I think this story deserves this vote, and I like the format of the picture book."
"Yes, it is impossible for the horse rider to swipe votes, the number of votes has risen a little bit, and it is well deserved."
Just came up to support the two comments of Han Mo, and was immediately overwhelmed by saliva. Malicious comments emerged in endlessly. From a life attack to a slander, he swiped his votes. After a while, the screen was filled with the words "vote dog".
If it is someone else, they will definitely jump their feet with anger, and immediately fight back. You scold me one sentence, and I scold you one hundred sentences, one thousand sentences.
But Han Mo did not. He was no longer angry, but strange, because these people are not like readers, they are more like professional sprayers. They may not even read these two books carefully, and completely criticize the horse rider author. In itself, he deliberately brought the rhythm to say that he swiped the ticket.
Han Mo is very calm. He has a hunch that there is a problem in it. Maybe someone is behind it, otherwise it won't be so aggressive.
The Tweet website has a record of each reader’s vote and the books that have been collected. You can enter the reader’s homepage by clicking on the reader's profile picture and see the books they have viewed and the votes they have voted.
Han Mo clicked on the homepage of the first reader who scolded him. Only one book "Baby Bear Story Garden" was displayed on the bookshelf, and 631 votes were voted for it.
He clicked down in order, and the bookshelf only had "Bear Bear Paradise", and voted 889 for it.
After clicking seven or eight consecutively, the situation is exactly the same. The Han Mo below is not going to look at it again. He already has a rough answer in his heart. He minimizes the tweet website, opens the search page, and enters ""Baby Bear A few keywords of "Paradise "Author", and soon the author's profile will be displayed.
Mao Yihu, a native of Beidu, a famous contemporary fairy tale writer. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Beidu University, and is currently an associate professor of Beidu University, a member of the Children's Literature Committee of the Z Writers Association, and a director of the Beidu Writers Association. Representative works include "Baby Bear Paradise", "Flying Little Flowers", "Secrets of the Sea", etc...
Han Mo glanced at Mao Yifu's profile, a series of identity introductions behind that name, and then thinking about the trolls in the book review just now, Han Mo couldn't help but sneer in his heart.
He turned off Mao Yifu’s profile and returned to the Twitter website. Wang Lei had already applied for an author account for him. With the author’s account, he could directly delete comments, and he could also pin and reply to readers’ comments. Han Mo never cared. After reviewing these comments, no matter good or bad, he never thought about deleting or explaining the reply, so he didn't log in when he opened the website the first two times. He just looked at it casually.
At this moment, Han Mo clicked to log in, entered the account number and password, and the web page opened again, with four characters written in the upper right corner-Horse Knight.