Harry Potter’s Most Powerful Wizard

I must catch up with Yunye!

While thinking about this, Hermione went back to her room and studied harder. See 1 Mao 2 Line 3 Chinese Net

According to the address given by the phone, Yun Ye found the Bloomsbury Publishing Company.

Although it looks like a bright and open company, it is not as beautiful as Yunye imagined, and it is even a bit tattered.

"Hello, anyone?"

Yun Ye walked into Bloomsbury Publishing Company. More than a dozen small employees in the company were busy doing things, but no one paid attention to Yun Ye.

"Sorry, I want to find your editor-in-chief. I think I should make an appointment with him."

Seeing Yun Ye's age, the little clerk who was stopped immediately looked suspicious.

"Kid? Why did you make an appointment for the editor...Which one came here?"

Yun Ye still smiled gracefully: "I did make an appointment with your editor-in-chief, and you can find it in the record, otherwise I won't be able to pass the security downstairs, right?"

The little clerk seemed to think about it, and pointed directly to a room deep in the office for 530 words: "The editor-in-chief is in that room."

Before Yun Ye had time to thank him, the little clerk walked away impatiently.

Yun Ye had to walk to the editor's office alone and knocked on the office door.

The editor-in-chief of Bloomsbury Publishing Company is an old man named Buck Cunningham with fluffy hair and a lack of energy. The recent decline in company performance has also made his job shaky. wap.wuxiaspot.com

Not long after I went to work today, I received a call from the Royal Club saying that a distinguished guest was coming to their publishing house to publish his new book.

Although Buck is only the editor-in-chief, he still has a concept of the Royal Club. People who belong to this group are either rich or noble, and they are all prominent figures.

The famous big man in Buck's imagination is either a middle-aged bald man with a big belly, a succinct and vigorous young man, or an extravagant lady wearing beads and silver.

When I first thought of this, there was a knock on the door.

Buck quickly grabbed two hands of his own hair and shouted, "Please (bbef) come in."

Yunye pushed the door and entered, and saw Buck, who was dressed in raunchy clothes.

"Boy? Damn, I have another very important guest later...who put it in?"

Buck glanced at Yun Ye and found that it was a child, somewhat disdainful.

Yun Ye smiled and said, "The VIPs you will receive soon, aren't they from the Royal Club?"

Buck looked at Yun Ye in surprise and asked, "How do you know?"

Yun Ye waved his hand and said: "If there is no other member of the Royal Club to book your time, then I would like to make an appointment with you."

Buck thought about the image of the coming guest countless times, but he didn't expect to be a child?

But Buck reached out to Yun Ye and said, "It's an honor to meet you. My name is Buck Cunningham and I am the editor-in-chief of Bloomsbury Publishing Company."

"My name is Yunye."

Yun Ye shook hands with Buck politely and sat down directly.

"I think the Royal Club has already explained to you what you are coming for, right?"

Buck nodded and said, "I heard you want to publish a book?"

Buck actually didn't have any expectations in his heart. He felt that Yun Ye was a child of a rich family. He wanted to be a writer on a whim, so he took what he wrote indiscriminately.

Yun Ye handed the manuscript that she had spent a week to write to Buck, and said, "Look at it first."

Buck looked at the thick pile of manuscripts in front of him, thinking that he had written a lot, but don't make mistakes like elementary school students.

Even Buck was still thinking about how to tactfully reject Yun Ye's naive idea, and tell Yun Ye that a writer is not a career that he wants to be.

Buck looked at Yun Ye's manuscript pretendingly. In fact, his mind was not on the manuscript. He had no interest in reading the manuscript from an eleven or twelve-year-old child at all. He was thinking about how to reject this distinguished guest without guilty of Yun Ye.

Yun Ye lazily said: "Mr. Editor, if you keep looking at the last page, then I don't think you can understand the whole story."

Buck blushed, only to realize that he had been looking at the last page of the manuscript and quickly turned to the first page.

"Twilight?"

In order to show that he was reading very carefully, Buck read his name out: "The name is very elegant and it is good."

Yun Ye didn't have a hint of joy in being praised, and looked at Buck blankly.

Buck had to read Yunye's manuscript carefully, thinking that even if the manuscript was bad, he couldn't really say it, otherwise it would hurt the pride of the distinguished guest...

Who knew Buck was surprised to find that this manuscript is beautifully written, fluent in sentences, and clear, and it is not a work that can be written by elementary and middle school students!

This is clearly the unobstructed feeling that a literati who has been in literary works for many years can write!

One of the big features of "Twilight" was its elegant text, which was inevitable for Buck to be shocked at this time.

Buck looked up at Yun Ye in surprise, and found that Yun Ye was still looking at him patiently, waiting for his own evaluation.

Buck had no choice but to read on. This manuscript tells the romantic love story of high school student Bella and the young and handsome vampire Edward. The idea is novel, and the development of the story is not burdensome. There should be a lot of foreshadowing. It is definitely an excellent one. Good story.

The voice of Buck flipping through the manuscript kept ringing, and Buck was completely immersed in Yunye's manuscript.

Yun Ye's description is very natural and not rigid at all, which makes the whole story seem extremely smooth. At the same time, the suspense points are also very delicate, and the ** points are even more exciting.

Buck flipped through the manuscript unconsciously, until the last one was flipped, and Buck unconsciously touched the next one, only then was he surprised that the manuscript had been read.

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