Chapter 73 Whose Youth Is Not Confused

Should I continue to post great posts serially on the forum?
It seems that this is no longer necessary.

Even if he still remembers some great posts like "Snow on Long Island" and "Network Manager", he can almost reproduce them.

But for him, these posts are not only a waste of time, but also do not bring him much profit.

Yang Xiao currently looks down on it.

Moreover, he did not plan to continue creating content on Douban and Tieba, and simply gave up these two positions.

There is basically no profit!
Usually, just be a big shot, chat with them, invent some Internet buzzwords, and then enjoy the worship of netizens.

His original purpose was just to attract some fans on these two platforms.

The purpose has been achieved.

His focus now is still on Weibo.

Yang Xiao now has about 1.2 million followers on Weibo.

Thousands of new fans are added every day!
Who calls him this [emotional blogger], and now he is the “most popular person on Weibo”?
Yang Xiao’s current idea is to further adjust the operational content of Weibo.

Simply cancel the [Emotional Quotes] column and upgrade it to the [Bedtime Stories] column.

Most of his fans are female.

They just like this!
When the word count reaches over 100,000, I will directly contact the publishing house to publish the book!

Directly from the identity of a writer, he stepped towards the threshold of becoming an author.

Just do it!

"Clap clap~"

The keyboard rang.

[It’s okay to feel lonely, it’s a chance for you to get to know yourself]

[It’s okay if you feel misunderstood. That’s an opportunity for you to recognize your friends.]

[It’s okay for you to feel dark, because that’s your chance to discover the light]

[It’s okay for you to feel helpless, because that’s how you’ll know who your benefactor is]

[It’s okay to feel confused. Who doesn’t feel confused during their youth?]

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Liu Tong.

As one of the leading writers of youth literature.

Many people may not have read his book, but they must have heard of his book title on the Internet.
——Whose Youth Is Not Confused

In fact, it shouldn't even be called a book.

To be precise, it is just a publication of a collection of "diaries" and "short stories".

However, it won the title of the best inspirational book of the year on the Chinese Writers List in the year it was published.

Then, as now.

People don't know what tanking is.

I also don't know what lying down is.

The pursuit of all literary and artistic young people is to mediate and fight with youth.

The word "youth" seems to represent struggle and passion.

But when describing these two words, the word that is most commonly prefixed with them is "confused".

This "youth inspirational book" actually does not contain any useful information.

They are all short stories sustained by inspirational stories.

None of them are famous.

The most famous thing about this book is the title and the "blood-boiling" preface above.

Just with these few hundred words, I earned tens of millions in royalties!
Then, start with him.

Books like this one labelled as “youth literature” are flooding the market.

It has also spawned a large number of "literary tycoons" whose royalties amount to millions, tens of millions, or even hundreds of millions!
It can be said that writing this kind of crappy book makes money faster than picking up money from a sack!
If you have some free time, go to your local bookstore and look for best-selling youth literature, and you might be able to find this one.

After reading this, you will definitely have a series of questions in your mind.

"What kind of insignificant shit is this?"

"Can this be called a book?"

"Even the paper used to wipe my butt is too hard!" "You might as well read this book 'Rebirth in 2010: Starting from a Great Post on Tieba'!"

This is really no joke.

Looking back at these so-called youth bestsellers with the eyes of a normal person more than ten years later.

You will find that this kind of book is full of specious emotional short stories, and is full of toxic chicken soup without any nutrition or useful information.

It deceived and bewitched a lot of young people at that time!
However, let me digress.

Writers like these who write motivational and useless toxic chicken soup are considered to be those with more conscience and morality.

Starting from the 10s.

The tourism industry in Yunnan and Tibet has been rapidly promoted through the power of the Internet.

Topics like "Sunbathing in the small town of Lijiang to purify the soul" and "Pilgrimage to Tibetan cities on a budget to enlighten the mind and see the nature" are popular everywhere on the Internet.

"Dali", "318 Hours of Hiking", "Purify the Soul", "Pilgrimage on a Budget"

“You must visit the Tibetan city once in your life, it can purify your soul.”

The "Travel Bar" and "Cheap Travel Bar" forums on Tieba are updated with posts every day, and the content of the posts is filled with these keywords.

Even two years later, a resignation letter stating “The world is so big, I want to go see it” became a hit on the Internet!

It has boosted the tourism industry in Yunnan and Tibet!
It instantly attracted the attention of the entire network!

Men and women all want to have a romantic encounter! Encounter love!
Underage high school students all want to follow the trend and ride on 318 when they graduate from high school!

They want to respond to the passionate declaration that "Youth has no price, bike directly to LS".

But they ignore the hidden dangers.

National highways are ravaged by trucks, traffic accidents are frequent, and there is altitude sickness, etc.

But there is no way, there are too many people like this who are brainwashed on the Internet.

It has misled too many ignorant boys and girls.

Broken heart?
Go, go to Dali or Lijiang and you will be healed.

Confused?
Go ahead, go to the Tibetan city and you will have an epiphany.

No money? That's easy.

Go travel on a budget and be a backpacker!

When you are free, just give a thumbs up on the road and ask for a ride from some kind person!

and then?
In the night of the ancient city, a bunch of artistic naked men and women appeared. (This incident was reported in the news at the time, and you can probably still search it.)
National Highway 318 even gave birth to a group of professional criminal drivers.

Free passenger transportation and rape of lone women!
Many local people know this routine and specifically watch for cars driving back and forth on Route 318, fishing for girls who want to hitchhike.

Then they drove to an uninhabited area with no signal, stopped, and committed the crime.

Many girls also feel that they have suffered a loss and dare not speak out.
An incident broke out on Douban.

A literary young woman from Xiangcheng, who is also a teacher, went hiking and travelled on a budget during the summer vacation.

In order to get a free ride on the road, the driver took me to an uninhabited area with no signal.

Then she was raped.

She didn't dare to tell anyone after returning home and originally planned to let the matter go.

But after tasting the sweetness, the driver became greedy and thought he could control the woman at will.

Finally, he even ran to Xiangcheng and continued to force the female teacher to have sex with her again.

Unfortunately, I met a tough guy in the end.

This female teacher has a brother who is a gangster.

After learning about this, the driver was killed directly in Xiangcheng.
Finally he was thrown into jail.

There are countless tragic incidents like this.

A few years ago, a female guest on "If You Are the One" said something that she thought was quite profound, and she seemed very complacent when she said it.

She said: "The Tibetan city is a particularly beautiful place that can purify the soul."

Then the host Meng Fei rolled his eyes and retorted.

"If your heart is dirty, it's no use going anywhere."

"After a trip to Lijiang, I don't want to work anymore. After a trip to the Tibetan city, I want to escape from the world and become a monk. I think people with such a spiritual heart are not suitable to go out. It's good to just stay at home and surf the Internet."

(End of this chapter)