boyutpedia Chapter 30 Real World 3
Chapter 30 Real World 3
When Liu Yuxi opened her eyes, she knew she was back. Every time she returned, Liu Yuxi was not too confused. She clearly knew that she had returned to her original world. It must be that Xiao Liu had reinforced her memories of real life and diluted the emotions of traveling to another world.
Every time she opened her eyes and recalled her journey through the world, it was like having a vivid dream. She clearly remembered everyone in the dream, but there was no emotion involved. However, the skills and knowledge she learned were deeply imprinted in her mind.
"Little 6, did you make this?" Little 6 understood her perfectly and knew what she was asking. "Yes, the human spirit can't withstand too much emotional impact. Although the emotions you invested in traversing worlds were real, if you don't temper them, you're prone to cognitive confusion."
That would affect your normal life, so the system was set up from the factory to primarily serve the host's original world. Emotions from other worlds will automatically fade upon returning to the original world.
"Very good!" Liu Yuxi praised. After all, Liu Yuxi felt that the person she was in this world was the real her. In other transmigrated worlds, although she was also Liu Yuxi, she was still taking someone else's identity. Even if she lived her own life and handled her own relationships, she still felt that she was not the original.
The system's arrangements ensure that she always clearly knows: Who is she? Where is she? What is she doing? And that is fantastic.
After lazing around in bed for half the morning, she went into her online space and started eating and drinking to her heart's content. Then she picked out a few clothes she liked from the online store. Although Liu Yuxi didn't have many opportunities to wear casual clothes, since she had to wear a uniform to work, women always feel happy when they get new clothes!
She dresses casually and doesn't follow trends, so she doesn't care whether it's a popular style or not. As long as the material is comfortable and looks good, that's fine with her.
Perhaps because she has continued to practice martial arts in the real world, although she still weighs 98 pounds, her body is very firm. Because of her small frame, she looks like someone who weighs only 80 pounds, and many clothes look much better on her than before.
In the afternoon, I tidied up the house and went out with a friend to play billiards for two hours. Yes, she likes playing billiards. Her skills used to be at the amateur level, but now, due to her increased mental strength and improved physical coordination, her skills have improved a lot. Her friend even asked her if she had been practicing secretly.
Liu Yuxi was secretly delighted. She also discovered that her 600-degree myopia had now decreased to just over 300 degrees. She asked Xiao Liu about it, and Xiao Liu said that this was an effect of the "strong as an ox" attribute. "Strong as an ox" is not just about being strong; it also subtly changes the host's body, eventually bringing the host to the healthiest state. After all, how can a sub-healthy person be "strong as an ox"?
Liu Yuxi thought Xiao Liu made a lot of sense. How could someone be "as strong as an ox" if they weren't healthy? Hahaha, no wonder Liu Yuxi hasn't had a cold or fever in the past year.
After all, her respiratory tract is quite sensitive, and she is prone to catching a cold or fever whenever the air temperature changes. She feels so great now, and I look forward to the day when she can take off her glasses completely.
I went out for dinner and watched a movie with friends in the evening. It's best to watch movies with friends. When you watch a movie alone, you have a lot of emotions that you need to express but no one to vent them to. Watching a movie with someone is more lively.
Then everyone went home. After returning home, Liu Yuxi did a two-hour live broadcast in the music room before washing up and going to bed.
The next day, Liu Yuxi continued to work. The second-hand housing market remained sluggish, and many real estate agencies had closed their stores. Liu Yuxi's company was a large store with two storefronts, one on each floor. The second floor housed the CEO's office and a meeting room, while the first floor could accommodate 40 real estate agents.
The rent is certainly not cheap, so recently their store has put up rental ads on the floor-to-ceiling windows, preparing to rent out half of the store. After all, they only have 8 agents left in the store, and half is enough for the company's staff.
Besides selling houses and live streaming, Liu Yuxi has now started writing novels. The more ways she can make money in the real world, the more she can enjoy life without any worries. Since physical businesses are not doing well, she can only seek a way out online.
Thinking about the TV series, movies, novels, and variety shows I've watched in several time-travel worlds, I decided to write a novel first. I need to make some name for myself before I can make big money.
Just like now, although she sings her "original" songs in live streams, she doesn't dare to directly sing classics from various worlds. Her singing skills are easy to explain; she can explain it as self-taught. But what about songwriting? After all, she hasn't studied it. How did she create it? It's hard to explain.
So she basically sings songs from her own world, and occasionally sings some simple melodies from other worlds, saying she's learning to write songs.
The online literature circle and the entertainment circle are closely connected nowadays. If she writes more novels suitable for TV series adaptation, entertainment companies will definitely approach her to buy the copyrights. With more transactions, when her novels are made into TV series and movies, she will definitely become well-known to the public. After all, information is very transparent now. In this way, she will become famous and rich, and then she can enjoy life.
This was something she had seriously considered. Writing novels was currently the most reasonable and fastest way for her to get rich. After all, she scored 132 in Chinese in the college entrance examination, her essay score had never been lower than 52, she had participated in essay competitions, and she was a bookworm for more than 20 years. So what if she wrote good novels? Wasn't this just a matter of course?
As for how she ensures her novels will be picked up by entertainment companies, that's even simpler. She can directly adapt popular time-travel dramas into novels, saving entertainment companies the trouble of adapting the novels themselves. How cost-effective is that!
If one story doesn't work, just write a few more. Even if entertainment companies don't like the novels, Liu Yuxi believes they will still have plenty of readers, since they have all been tested by viewership ratings.
So, when Liu Yuxi had no clients at work, he had something to do again: using his consciousness to select TV series suitable for adaptation into novels from the computer stored in his spatial storage.
She'll start with idol dramas, which are easy to adapt. After all, writing romance novels doesn't require too much writing skill. As for historical dramas, political intrigue, palace dramas, and the like, Liu Yuxi feels that her current knowledge of literature is not up to par. *crying*
I need to find a chance to travel the world and study Chinese literature, with a minor in history. Otherwise, I'll have to rely on Liu Yuxi to read books in bookstores. When will I ever reach that level?
Once the decision was made to adapt the idol drama, Liu Yuxi found several popular idol dramas from different worlds, eliminated those that were too inconsistent with the real world and difficult to adapt, and then transferred the rest to a hard drive.
She started adapting the novels, but didn't publish them on the website right away. She planned to adapt two or three parts first to hone her writing skills, and then revise them again before publishing. After all, romance novels are not very long. If she wrote and published at the same time, she was afraid that she would get writer's block and not be able to earn the website's full attendance bonus.
Besides, if she doesn't have any content in reserve when she starts a new story, wouldn't she have a gap in her writing? Although the attendance bonus isn't much, it's free money, so why not take advantage of it?