Fantasy: Start a Secret Pavilion

After leaving the capital city, Chu Tian did not leave directly, but entered the Holy Assembly.

"When the unrest calms down, you can almost start looking for someone to publish these books."

As he spoke, Chu Tian dropped a dozen books on the table.

These books were all written by him himself.

Of course, the writing was written by him, but the ideas, plots, etc. were almost all taken directly from the novels he had read in his previous life.

To put it bluntly, I just added ctrlc to ctrlv, occasionally used search and replace, and made some minor revisions to change the background, and a brand new novel came out.

Everyone in the Holy Assembly looked at the dozens of novels on the table, with a hint of shock in their eyes.

"Sir, it's only been a week, and you've already written so many books?"

Although they have never written novels, writing more than ten novels in one week is still a bit exaggerated.

A man in black robes took out one of the books and flipped through a few pages.

It is filled with words, and each word is as straight and straight as a soldier, arranged neatly.

The man read it casually again, and then found that this thing was actually readable.

And after reading the beginning, I still couldn't help but want to read on.

I flipped through a few more books and found the same handwriting and the same neat text.

However, it can be seen from the first few pages that each book tells a different story.

But without exception, every time I read two pages of these books, there is a desire to continue reading.

This is a little thought that Chu Tian made specially.

I have more or less incorporated the web articles from my previous life into it.

After all, if you want to spread an idea, the most important thing is to first make readers want to read.

If you don't even have the desire to finish reading a book, how can you be willing to understand the ideas discussed in the book.

"Release these books every one or two months, don't release them all at once."

The books Chu Tian took out, if one was published every two months, would be enough for them to read for four years.

Four years of time and reading are enough to make a group of people change their minds.

Of course, the premise is that these books will not be banned by various countries.

However, Chu Tian felt that this was unlikely.

Because He has paved the way.

In Luo Jinyang's mind, he injected several false memories.

Among them, there are memories of Luo Jinyang playing with human children, as well as various kind faces of humans.

Relying on these memories is enough to inspire Luo Jinyang's kindness towards mankind.

Moreover, several of the memories are based on Chu Tian's novels.

Certain plots in the novel are bound to touch Luo Jinyang.

The Bloodborne Demon Kingdom is the most powerful empire in the Bloodborne Continent. As long as the Bloodborne Demonic Kingdom doesn't take any action, other demonic kingdoms should not be ruthless against these books.

Even if you are ruthless, it won't be a big problem.

After all, the blood demon kingdom occupies far more territory and population than the other demon kingdoms combined.

As long as the Bloodborne Demon Kingdom serves as its base, these books will never disappear.

No matter how many other demonic kingdoms ban them, they will burn more.

These books will also continue to flow into their country from the Bloodborne Demon Kingdom.

Unless other demonic kingdoms kill everyone who reads the book.

But if we do this, I'm afraid it will trigger another turmoil. If those demonic countries still have any brains, they will never do this.