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Lin Han nodded. He and Chen Jiaxuan were walking on a foreign land. They actually felt like the quiet years were so quiet that they would feel that they were pretentious when they were placed elsewhere, but at this time it was not abrupt.

The two of them had a very tacit understanding and did not speak. They did not look at each other until they opened their own doors, and then laughed at the same time.

The reward for participating in the shortest novel essay contest for Mirror was to wait at this moment. Lin Han felt that he was probably half a person from Mirror. The other party would definitely not be too much when reporting his own news. There was a layer of incense.

After sending "Artificial Beauty" to the editor in the Mirror by email, Lin Han waited for the other party's reply. The short story was not many words and could be finished soon.

While waiting for the reply, he made full use of his time. The cover and illustration design of "Martian Rescue" are very beautiful and atmospheric, connecting a lonely astronaut with the vast red planet, making Lin Han feel powerless, how can he survive.

By fighting against the entire planet with one's own strength, this cover shows the meaning of the novel, which is enough to attract readers' attention. Perhaps this cover will continue to be passed down along with readers' memories.

More than ten minutes later, the email from the Mirror replied, "We read your novel, which is a good irony, and it will have a good place. By the way, we welcome any kind of short stories and welcome submissions."

The Daily Mirror does not publish long or novellas, basically publish short articles. Now, after they see miniature novels like "Artificial Beauty", they can't help but start to make an appointment.

Since the other party promised that he would have a good seat in the newspaper the next day, Lin Han had nothing to worry about.

So he covered his computer, turned around and knocked on Chen Jiaxuan's door, and then took her all the way to the airport security check.

...

One is busy with fashion week in Paris and the other is wandering around in the UK. Lin Han feels that he is very relaxed now. He has no manuscript tasks and doesn't have to worry too much about anything he does.

Li Wenyuan sent the company's development to Lin Han as usual every day. It was so detailed that it was so detailed that it was afraid that Lin Han, a small shareholder, would not understand it.

It was not until night fell that he had time to take a good look at the news here. The London Book Fair was a major event recently, and online media were almost the first to react.

Many news networks released news about the London Book Fair as soon as possible, and also mentioned the "i, robot".

New-China.com: The London Book Fair was grandly opened, and Chinese science fiction novelist Lin Han held a high-profile press conference with the English version of "I, Robot", and the signing site was very popular.

Feng-Huang Entertainment: "I, Robot" has become the third Chinese book in Penguin Classic Books. Lin Han tied up with Zhou Shuren and Qian Zhongshu!

New-Lang News: Mr. Markinson, Chairman of Penguin Publishing Group, visited the London Book Fair to cheer for Chinese writer Lin Han, and the physical version of the English version of "I, Robot" is available online for sale on Amazon and other websites.

Tencent News: A hundred sample books are sold out in half an hour, and the black guy bought them at a high price just to read them in advance!

Huan-Global Daily: Editor-in-chief Alex personally denied the rumor: "Choose "I, Robot" to join the classic book series is the right choice." Chinese science fiction conquered the European and American public!

In addition, some media have also reported related news, "It is reported that the electronic version of the English version of "I, Robot" has been on the shelves for nearly two months, and the pre-sale volume of the belated physical version is relatively small, the readers' attention is not high, and the sales volume is doubtful."

A book translated from a Chinese science fiction novel is difficult to open up the market among the deeply rooted science fiction community, because the attention is really limited, although Penguin Publishing Group and St. Martin Publishing Company launched a media offensive.

However, something unexpected happened. The Sun, the highest-selling newspaper in the UK, published their interview with the London Book Fair in a prominent position.

"Chinese writer Han-lin said arrogantly: Who is Brian Mark!"

The strong sense of ridicule of the title attracted the attention of newspaper readers, because many people didn't know who Brian Mark was, and they wanted to see what happened.

"The London Book Fair ushered in its first grand event. Chinese science fiction writer Han-lin was questioned for joining the Penguin Classics. Australian science fiction novelist Brian Mark publicly opposed "I, Robot" to join the classics in an interview at Random Bookstore, believing that it was disrespectful to other writers. Chinese science fiction should be honed for a few more years, rather than entering the most authoritative series of books through improper means.

Faced with doubts, Han-lin said in an interview that he did not know Brian Mark, claiming that only readers who have read novels have the right to speak and do not care about other people's comments."
Chapter completed!