After a middle-aged man holding an umbrella walked in, he took out a copy of "I, Robot" not long after, but he didn't have time to read it.

The two teenagers who did not wear umbrellas had their hair soaked. They put their hands on their heads to try to block some raindrops. When they came to the door of the bookstore to hide from the rain, they found the advertisement.

Those who come here to buy or those who see advertisements on purpose have all kinds of characters.

Just when Lin Han was having breakfast, he saw about a dozen people buying books, and the speed seemed to be very good.

You should know that this is an ordinary street bookstore, not a special book building, and it is already quite good to be able to sell more than ten books.

Walking leisurely with an umbrella on the streets of London, Lin Han set off for Paris in the afternoon. He had already taken the peace of mind, and it was up to the point where the physical sales of the novel could reach.

Due to the time difference, Europe was the first to be launched on sale. It was not until noon in Rome that people in the United States woke up from their sleep.

Two large publishers are escorting, and the promotion of "I, Robot" is so intensive that it is impossible to keep a low profile in sales.

When Lin Han returned outside the Four Seasons Hotel at noon, he suddenly walked into the bookstore he had seen before. There were a wide variety of books densely placed on the bookshelf, and some versions were even very old, so Taobao should be a more interesting thing here.

"Sir, can anyone help you?"

The staff wearing a shirt asked politely, without any indulgence.

Lin Han looked at the bookshelf next to him and replied, "I just saw the book "Me, Robot" at the door. Is there any?"

"We just put it on the shelves for sale today. The current sales are very good, only 30 books, and 21 books have been sold so far. If you want to buy it, it is recommended that we restock it as soon as possible. It may take two to three days."

"Give me one, it's £15?"

"Yes. There is no discount on the new book sales for the time being, the cashier is there, I wish you a happy day."

Lin Han took the book and boarded the Eurostar Express train from London to Paris, crossing the English Channel, and enjoying the scenery along the way.

...

When the author was immersed in the endless beautiful scenery outside the window, science fiction enthusiasts around the world were already crazy. When you open the book, you can see the famous "Three Laws of Robots" and see a Chinese writer depicting the history of robot development.

New York, Los Angeles, London, France, Munich, Germany, Rome, Italy, Madrid, Spain, Sydney, Australia and Melbourne, global science fiction enthusiasts flocked to bookstores and brought home the long-awaited paper physical books!

Penguin Publishing Group has placed sufficient orders in printing factories in most countries, and the United Kingdom and the United States alone have printed 500,000 copies, and the rest of the countries have combined for hundreds of thousands.

Saint Martin Publishing Company did not show weakness either. Although the audience of the Spanish version of "I, Robot" is slightly lower than that of the English version, its sales in many specific countries far exceed the English version.

The two companies privately discussed their respective scopes, and did not fight each other, but complemented each other. Some people read the Spanish version in the UK, and some people read the English version in Spain.

"France sold 40,000 copies on the first day, Italy's first day 50,000 copies on the first day, Germany's sales of 40,000 copies on the United Kingdom, and the United States' 90,000 copies on the first day..."

"Spain 50,000 copies, Argentina 10,000, Chile 58, Mexico 8,000..."

Lin Han patted his face. Due to time issues, some countries have not counted it, but almost all these countries and regions that have been counted are crazy!

The English version sold 310,000 copies on the first day of the world, while the Spanish version was inferior to only 80,000 copies. When this number was counted, Alex immediately called Lin Han to celebrate.

You should know that Lin Han’s Chinese version only sold so many copies in a month, but the English version and the Spanish version only took one day!

This immediately broke the sales record of Chinese writers published overseas. The book with the most sales in the past was sold only 50,000 copies on the first day, and it was impossible to achieve global synchronization.
Chapter completed!