Chapter 46: Chapter 43 The True Supernova i
Udted by BXNVEL.CMTranslator: 549690339
As He Mingxuan observed,
A group of students dressed like boys walked into the bookstore, the moment they entered, they asked: Boss, do you have any books from Supernova?
Welcome.
The owner responded cheerfully: Of course we have this years Supernova. They arrived this morning. Theyre on the first row to the right, all five books are there.
Okay.
The group of five rushed straight for the Supernova series. One of them, filled with anticipation, said: Let me see this one, Demon King of Another World, this years top Supernova!
Ill look at the second placed one.
Then Ill check out the third one.
The boys deliberately chose different books, a sign of their mutual understanding, because this way, they could recommend any good reads to each other.
Only the last boy didnt say anything.
He wore a backpack and glasses. Dressed like a studious pupil, he sat down at a spot in the bookstore, waiting for his companions who were busy selecting books to buy.
Huazi.
One of his companions prompted, Dont just study all the time. Our teacher said we should balance work and rest. You should pick up a novel.
You guys go ahead.
The boy called Huazi waved his hands: Im not interested in novels.
Youve never read one, right?
The other companions also chimed in: How do you know you dont like it if you dont give it a try?
Alright.
Not wanting to seem unsociable, Huazi picked up King of the Net and began to read in the seat next to He Mingxuan.
Ten minutes later.
The boy who was reading Demon King of Another World put down the book and frowned: This novel seems so ordinary. The protagonist is clearly a demon king, but he has no air of majesty and cant shake off his good-for-nothing nature from before crossing over.
This one is okay.
The boy speaking was reading the second book of the Supernova series titled I Became the Princesss Summoned Beast: I just dont like the protagonists character, seems like hes always revolving around women.
This years Supernova series isnt great.
The companions gradually put down their books, reaching a common conclusion. Everyone had a very disappointed look on their faces: Huazi, lets go-
Huazi didnt say anything.
His companions called again: Huazi, time to go.
Huazi still didnt respond.
Finding this strange, the boys all looked at Huazi, only to be surprised to find that Huazi was so engrossed in King of the Net that he hadnt heard them.
For a moment, everyone broke into laughter.
One of them remarked: Huazi is really a newbie, just like me when I first started reading novels. Any book could captivate me. Now that Ive read many, Ive become more picky.
You just said you werent interested in novels.
The novel Huazi is reading also seems to be from this years Supernova series, but its the last one. Its about minor genre of tennis competition, which is not very reader-friendly for those of us who dont understand tennis.
Huh?
When he heard his companions discussing him, Huazi snapped out of his reverie and said reluctantly: I want to read a little more. This novel is really good!
You can just buy it and read it at home.
Someone teased and suggested. Then everyone laughed and gallantly said, Just kidding, dont rush. Why dont we check out this study fanatic Huazis taste?
Alright.
The boys put down their books and casually picked up King of the Net to read. They were free anyway, even though this books genre really wasnt their cup of tea.
Hmm!
Huazis eyes lit up, then he eagerly continued to read King of the Net. He felt like he had opened the door to a new world!
About half an hour later,
One of the boys suddenly exclaimed: Damn, the novel Huazi is reading is really quite good, not at all like what I imagined!
Exactly, exactly!
This comment instantly resonated with the others: I was just about to say that, even though 1 dont know anything about tennis, Im really enjoying this book. Long Ma, the protagonist, is really cool!
I like Zhouzhu.
Turns out Long Ma is left-handed!
The part about the snake ball, its too exciting!
The boys spoke animatedly. Their loud voices drew some angry glances from the people around them: Could you be a bit quieter?
Sorry.
The boys hastily silenced themselves, then, looking sheepishly, they dragged Huazi along, each buying a copy of King of the Net before leaving the bookstore.
This time He Mingxuan had seen the entire process of how several boys went from having no interest to finally purchasing King of the Net with his own eyes.
The beginning didnt strike him as anything special.
But when the group of students left, excitedly discussing the book and each carrying a copy of King of the Net, his eyes nearly popped out!
Is it really that good?
He Mingxuan couldnt resist picking up a copy of King of the Net. He had countless questions and the book might have the answers.
He was still seated in a corner of the bookstore.
The sunlight shone on the pages.
He spent an hour reading the book-an hour where he didnt realize his body had not moved, with only the near-instinctual page turning being the exception.
Achoo!
Someone in the bookstore sneezed.
He Mingxuan jumped, startled, and only then did he wake from his reading trance and realize his buttocks had gone numb. But his eyes were shining and his whole body was trembling slightly: So competitive novels can be written like this!
All questions were instantly answered.
It felt like hed had an epiphany.
When he first thought of King of the Net, a lesser known sports novel, He Mingxuan believed that the book would be obscure and lack relatability for readers who didnt understand tennis. It wasnt until he actually read it that he realized how wrong he was!
He indeed did not understand tennis.
But this was a novel that you could fall in love with, even without understanding tennis!
The story, whether its plot rhythm or character development, fits perfectly with the preferences of youth fantasy novel enthusiasts. Even the occasional tennis knowledge sprinkled throughout the story didnt feel boring, instead it gave a kind of inexplicable sense of accomplishment, as if theyd increased their knowledge.
Snake ball!
Giant bear!
Sliced serve!
As these magnificent tennis techniques make an appearance in the book, peppered with immersive descriptions, even He Mingxuan, a full-grown adult, felt his blood boiling with excitement.
The images of the members of the Youth Academy tennis team were vividly outlined, as if they were right before his eyes.
He found himself cheering for the Youth Academys victories, worrying over their difficulties, and eagerly anticipating the development of the story.
My God!
All doubts were resolved. Why did everyone decide to purchase this novel after reading it?
Of course, its because this novel is extraordinarily good!
He Mingxuan stared intently at the two words behind the authors column, Chu Kuang, deeply moved: This book will definitely lead the genre of competitive novels on the Qin Continent.
Chu Kuang is too frightening!
I admit my defeat wholeheartedly.
Everyone underestimated Chu Kuang. Even Silver Blue Books, they only ranked King of the Net as the fifth in Supernova Awards and warranted it as enriching the genres of the market?
Wake up!
Whats misusing a treasure without knowing it? Is a novel of this level supposed to enrich the genres in the market for you guys at Silver Blue Books?
You all just wait!
Soon, the market will prove who the true Supernova of this year is!
Chapter 46: Chapter 43 The True Supernova i
Udted by BXNVEL.CMTranslator: 549690339
As He Mingxuan observed,
A group of students dressed like boys walked into the bookstore, the moment they entered, they asked: Boss, do you have any books from Supernova?
Welcome.
The owner responded cheerfully: Of course we have this years Supernova. They arrived this morning. Theyre on the first row to the right, all five books are there.
Okay.
The group of five rushed straight for the Supernova series. One of them, filled with anticipation, said: Let me see this one, Demon King of Another World, this years top Supernova!
Ill look at the second placed one.
Then Ill check out the third one.
The boys deliberately chose different books, a sign of their mutual understanding, because this way, they could recommend any good reads to each other.
Only the last boy didnt say anything.
He wore a backpack and glasses. Dressed like a studious pupil, he sat down at a spot in the bookstore, waiting for his companions who were busy selecting books to buy.
Huazi.
One of his companions prompted, Dont just study all the time. Our teacher said we should balance work and rest. You should pick up a novel.
You guys go ahead.
The boy called Huazi waved his hands: Im not interested in novels.
Youve never read one, right?
The other companions also chimed in: How do you know you dont like it if you dont give it a try?
Alright.
Not wanting to seem unsociable, Huazi picked up King of the Net and began to read in the seat next to He Mingxuan.
Ten minutes later.
The boy who was reading Demon King of Another World put down the book and frowned: This novel seems so ordinary. The protagonist is clearly a demon king, but he has no air of majesty and cant shake off his good-for-nothing nature from before crossing over.
This one is okay.
The boy speaking was reading the second book of the Supernova series titled I Became the Princesss Summoned Beast: I just dont like the protagonists character, seems like hes always revolving around women.
This years Supernova series isnt great.
The companions gradually put down their books, reaching a common conclusion. Everyone had a very disappointed look on their faces: Huazi, lets go-
Huazi didnt say anything.
His companions called again: Huazi, time to go.
Huazi still didnt respond.
Finding this strange, the boys all looked at Huazi, only to be surprised to find that Huazi was so engrossed in King of the Net that he hadnt heard them.
For a moment, everyone broke into laughter.
One of them remarked: Huazi is really a newbie, just like me when I first started reading novels. Any book could captivate me. Now that Ive read many, Ive become more picky.
You just said you werent interested in novels.
The novel Huazi is reading also seems to be from this years Supernova series, but its the last one. Its about minor genre of tennis competition, which is not very reader-friendly for those of us who dont understand tennis.
Huh?
When he heard his companions discussing him, Huazi snapped out of his reverie and said reluctantly: I want to read a little more. This novel is really good!
You can just buy it and read it at home.
Someone teased and suggested. Then everyone laughed and gallantly said, Just kidding, dont rush. Why dont we check out this study fanatic Huazis taste?
Alright.
The boys put down their books and casually picked up King of the Net to read. They were free anyway, even though this books genre really wasnt their cup of tea.
Hmm!
Huazis eyes lit up, then he eagerly continued to read King of the Net. He felt like he had opened the door to a new world!
About half an hour later,
One of the boys suddenly exclaimed: Damn, the novel Huazi is reading is really quite good, not at all like what I imagined!
Exactly, exactly!
This comment instantly resonated with the others: I was just about to say that, even though 1 dont know anything about tennis, Im really enjoying this book. Long Ma, the protagonist, is really cool!
I like Zhouzhu.
Turns out Long Ma is left-handed!
The part about the snake ball, its too exciting!
The boys spoke animatedly. Their loud voices drew some angry glances from the people around them: Could you be a bit quieter?
Sorry.
The boys hastily silenced themselves, then, looking sheepishly, they dragged Huazi along, each buying a copy of King of the Net before leaving the bookstore.
This time He Mingxuan had seen the entire process of how several boys went from having no interest to finally purchasing King of the Net with his own eyes.
The beginning didnt strike him as anything special.
But when the group of students left, excitedly discussing the book and each carrying a copy of King of the Net, his eyes nearly popped out!
Is it really that good?
He Mingxuan couldnt resist picking up a copy of King of the Net. He had countless questions and the book might have the answers.
He was still seated in a corner of the bookstore.
The sunlight shone on the pages.
He spent an hour reading the book-an hour where he didnt realize his body had not moved, with only the near-instinctual page turning being the exception.
Achoo!
Someone in the bookstore sneezed.
He Mingxuan jumped, startled, and only then did he wake from his reading trance and realize his buttocks had gone numb. But his eyes were shining and his whole body was trembling slightly: So competitive novels can be written like this!
All questions were instantly answered.
It felt like hed had an epiphany.
When he first thought of King of the Net, a lesser known sports novel, He Mingxuan believed that the book would be obscure and lack relatability for readers who didnt understand tennis. It wasnt until he actually read it that he realized how wrong he was!
He indeed did not understand tennis.
But this was a novel that you could fall in love with, even without understanding tennis!
The story, whether its plot rhythm or character development, fits perfectly with the preferences of youth fantasy novel enthusiasts. Even the occasional tennis knowledge sprinkled throughout the story didnt feel boring, instead it gave a kind of inexplicable sense of accomplishment, as if theyd increased their knowledge.
Snake ball!
Giant bear!
Sliced serve!
As these magnificent tennis techniques make an appearance in the book, peppered with immersive descriptions, even He Mingxuan, a full-grown adult, felt his blood boiling with excitement.
The images of the members of the Youth Academy tennis team were vividly outlined, as if they were right before his eyes.
He found himself cheering for the Youth Academys victories, worrying over their difficulties, and eagerly anticipating the development of the story.
My God!
All doubts were resolved. Why did everyone decide to purchase this novel after reading it?
Of course, its because this novel is extraordinarily good!
He Mingxuan stared intently at the two words behind the authors column, Chu Kuang, deeply moved: This book will definitely lead the genre of competitive novels on the Qin Continent.
Chu Kuang is too frightening!
I admit my defeat wholeheartedly.
Everyone underestimated Chu Kuang. Even Silver Blue Books, they only ranked King of the Net as the fifth in Supernova Awards and warranted it as enriching the genres of the market?
Wake up!
Whats misusing a treasure without knowing it? Is a novel of this level supposed to enrich the genres in the market for you guys at Silver Blue Books?
You all just wait!
Soon, the market will prove who the true Supernova of this year is!
