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Zhao Qi smiled at Zhao Ruxue and said, "He is the kind of person who can become a super invincible star in the future."

"..."

Zhao Ruxue twitched the corner of her mouth. She is still a super invincible star?

Zhao Qi has been a little weird recently, and her brain is all over the place, but let her do it. "I can lend you the money, but it must be paid back. My brothers have settled the accounts. It's easy to borrow and repay. It's not difficult to borrow again. Do you understand?"

."

Zhao Ruxue said and wrote an IOU.

"Tch! So stingy." Zhao Qi muttered in a low voice.

"What did you say? Louder." Zhao Ruxue's eyes were like a sharp sword, piercing straight through.

"Ahem, I didn't say anything, I didn't say anything."

Zhao Qi is still a little afraid of Zhao Ruxue.

As the saying goes, one thing brings down another.

…

That night, the number of listings of Li Tian's novels was still skyrocketing, but compared to the 10 minutes at noon, it was obviously much slower.

There are also fewer trolls in the comment area, but the overall rating of 1 star given by them is still very irritating.

'Is it necessary? Isn't it just diverting traffic from Kuaishou and Bilibili Danmaku.com? As for blackmailing me like this?';

I guess this is China Literature's only novel that has reached the top of the major lists but received such poor reviews.

…

That night, Li Tian came to the hospital.

Dad Li Jianping sat on the hospital bed and watched TV. Because there were a large family of four, they lived in a single room. Of course, it was also dangerous for Li Jianping to vomit too much blood at the beginning.

The cost of a single room is naturally more expensive than a large ward with multiple people, and this cost cannot be reimbursed. The national policy is good, and part of the reimbursement can be reimbursed for serious illnesses.

However, hospitalization, registration, and some special drugs are not reimbursed.

Generally, it is between 50% and 95%, not a certain ratio.

If not, Li Tian's family would have collapsed long ago.

I remember that at that time, when reimbursement was not yet available, hospitalization for a serious illness cost tens of thousands. Every year, for the Li Tian family in rural areas, a healthy home was ruined.

Li Tian also dropped out of high school at that time...

And his life has never recovered since then.

Looking back on the past, it makes people not very sad.

…

Even this hospital, when Li Tian's family first came here, was still an old building, but now it has been built into a building with dozens of floors, and everything is modern.

"Li Tian, ​​I heard that your novel is on the shelves?"

My mother, Mrs. Dong, was washing towels at the side. Because my father had limited mobility and could not take a bath, my mother, Mrs. Dong, wet the towel with hot water and wiped my father's body so that he could sleep more comfortably.

The pretty sister on the side saw her old man's eyes that immediately looked at him, and pretended to turn her head to look at the scenery casually, as if I didn't say, it's not me, don't look at me.

"That's what Li Yuxin said!"

Li Tian sighed. "It is indeed on the shelves. The subscription results will not be available until noon tomorrow. However, the reward results are okay so far."

"Reward?"

My mother doesn't know much about Li Tian's writing of novels. "Does anyone still reward Li Tian for writing novels?"

My mother has watched her sister Li Yuxin’s live broadcast and knows that the audience will reward her for the live broadcast. This is how Li Yuxin earns money. Her sister pays for the hospitalization expenses.

"Ahem, a little bit."

Li Tian touched his nose. Although he probably knew who spent the money, he felt a little sad that he had used up one of his precious [Good Luck Cards].

If I had known that stupid and wealthy Zhao Qi would be so generous, his [Good Luck Card] would not have been used when the novel was released.

But, having said that, if Li Tian hadn't used it, maybe that Zhao Qi wouldn't have had a twitch in his head and done such a stupid thing.

"How much is one point?"

My mother, Ms. Dong, still has a very low concept of Li Tian’s novels, because she rarely heard Li Tian mention his online novels before.

"50?" Mom asked.

Li Tian was stunned. He did not expect that the economic value of his online novel would be so unworthy in the eyes of his mother.

At this time, my father Li Jianping also looked over. He looked curious, but said nothing.

"Looking at your expression, it can't be 500, right? How could a reader be so stupid and reward you so much for reading a novel?"

My mother, Mrs. Dong, may not have any relevant knowledge about genuine novels, especially a good work. If readers like it, they are willing to spend some pocket money.

Under normal circumstances, 500 is indeed about the same, not too little.

The sister Li Yuxin on the side couldn't stand it anymore. She secretly stretched out a white and tender finger and waved it in front of her mother Dong.

My mother, Mrs. Dong, was not stupid, so she was immediately surprised. "My dear, is there a thousand?"

I saw Li Yuxin shaking her head, with some anxiety on her cute face.

"Ten thousand?"

Dong's and Li Jianping's faces changed, their eyes widened, looking in disbelief.

There was a reason why they were so surprised. In their view, it was a great honor for their illiterate son to be able to write a novel and get a contract, and he could still get royalties. That was the level of a legendary writer.

It's just a fee for listing. It's a great honor for readers to pay to read their son's novels. It's a bit incredible to them that they also pay to reward it.

Not to mention breaking level 10,000——

Sister Li Yuxin still shook her head.

"…00,000?"

Mrs. Dong swallowed subconsciously, and looked around as if she didn't show off her wealth, fearing that outsiders would see that her family looked like a poor family.

"Mom! It's more than 000 million!!"

Li Yuxin finally couldn't help but say it.

"..."

"..."

Li Jianping and Mr. Dong were immediately shocked, with their mouths and eyes wide open, as if they had seen a ghost. (To be continued)