Pretending To Be A Boss

Chapter 33 The New Discovery in the Library

Tang Xian planned to find the model worker Dong Ran later to help move the machinery of this shop. Or to simply tidy up this Fresh Sense Café altogether.

Actually, there were many similar service places, such as Iceland and Starbucks right next door.

But the words "fresh sense" made Tang Xian feel more comfortable.

There were a lot of service industries in the downtown area.

The amusement park was also in this area.

Qing JiuYu followed Tang Xian, asking as they walked:

"What do you plan to say to Xiao Ni when the time comes?"

Tang Xian shook his head, "I haven't thought it through yet, but I'll try to be as truthful as possible."

Guessing that Qing JiuYu might not understand, he added:

"Actually, the same story can have a very different effect when told in different tones. To speak truthfully is to use the most neutral tone possible. It's not just about the tone, but also not to add any subjective speculation."

"Do you think I exaggerated?"

"I believe that part of what Qing Jiuyun told you was distorted by your hatred for humanity. Xiaojiu's father might have been a coward who didn't dare to express his true feelings in an atmosphere where humans and beasts were irreconcilable, but whether he felt remorse, whether he later

Yet even this sector saw various developments as novel reading experiences gradually evolved towards multimedia.

For instance, in the most expensive shelf area in Hua Xin Bookstore, the products were discs that looked like CDs.

For the same book, the pure paper version, aside from first editions that held some collectible value and were pricier, the price of other paper versions was never as high as that of the disc versions, and their sales were much lower too.

For example, the best-selling e-sports book "Ruthless Gun God Lubenwei" that Qing JiuYu flipped through casually, the paper version was cheap.

But the auditory disc version was much more expensive because it featured the voice of the well-known host Ma Fei at the time.

Latterly, when the tastes of the audience changed, versions narrated by Guo Degang, Wang Situ, and others appeared. Simply put, the voices in auditory reading materials always followed the trends.