After receiving a notice from Rhodes again, he learned that Mr. Marco Polo had been invited again, and several best-selling writers who were writing for him were somewhat surprised.

Really addicted, right?

Although the reward for writing the last time was amazing, considering the best-selling performance of "The Jungle Dream", this reward seems to have become unworthy.

If it weren't for the fact that this was a Violet Dream, Rhodes introduced his work as an agent, several best-selling writers who wrote on behalf of others even wanted to fight for lawsuits and copyright.

Are you still here now?

Why, I want to fool us into writing a book for you?

dream!

Several best-selling writers who received the news chose to arrive at the agreed location first and quickly reached an agreement on the issue of remuneration - if Marco Polo wants to provide a ghostwriting service, we will join forces to raise the price!

Want us to start writing?

Show your sincerity!

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After arriving at the meeting place just in time, Yasuo looked at the best-selling writers with a smile and quickly made a judgment in his heart.

Even without even having to trace tea on their cups, Yasuo dares to say that these guys have already been connected - after all, the benefits of influential works such as "The Jungle Shocking Dream" are very familiar!

Considering that the texts in that book are all from these people, no one will be jealous except those who really don’t admire the interests.

But then again, will people who do not admire interests come to write for themselves?

So, as early as when contacting Rhodes, Yasuo was mentally prepared - this was also the feeling that Rhodes was full of surprise when he heard that he was still looking for those people.

Everyone knows that these authors must start prices.

However, Yasuo came.

It seemed like a fat sheep who took the initiative to enter the slaughterhouse.

Then, just as several best-selling writers were about to beat up and prepare for a slaughter, Yasuo proposed conditions that they had completely unexpected.

Marco Polo only needs the right to sign this book, and all the proceeds will be donated to a non-profit foundation - and the best-selling writers who participate in the compilation will become directors of the foundation.

Simply put, after a little bit of a circle, I handed over all the benefits to these authors.

You said I made a lot of money in this book, and you didn’t even drink soup?

OK, I don’t want all the benefits of this book, only one name is left!

Several best-selling writers looked at each other, obviously not understanding what this Mr. Marco Polo sold in his gourd.

This is your story, your experience, and your gains, just leave it to us. Don’t you have any money you earn by writing a book?

Just seek fame?

Is it necessary to do this?

To be fair, with the signature Marco Polo, the other party can completely change the channels and look for a group of authors - it doesn't require much high level, which is enough to set off a gust of turmoil again.

But he actually found these people again and then proposed a condition where he had no profit. No matter how he looked at it, it was so weird!

However, Marco Polo's subsequent request quickly dispelled their hesitation.

"But I want the level of this book - the kind that is enough to become a classic!"

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Under Yasuo's "sincerity", these best-selling writers finally agreed.

Although the goal of "writing the story line into a classic" is very strange, for Jin Hex's sake, they still said that they would do their best.

It will be a long story.

The outline of the story is mostly derived from Jax's experience - he was from Akasia and later wandered in Shurima for a while, and Akasia and Shurima are the cultural sources of Esthal.

Many of the past events of Ekasia and Shurima can be covered with a layer of Ixtal's skin.

Unlike the previous travel notes of "The Jungle Shocking Dream", this book "Lost Country" chose the theme of the novel, and the protagonist of the story also became an Ixtal.

Yasuo's purpose of writing this book is to show Ixtal's weaknesses, so that "tradition" exists all the time like a cage and shackles, and the best effect is like a thorn in his throat.

The previous movie "The Jungle Dream" was well received because of its authenticity of its brushstrokes, but this time, "The Lost Kingdom" is about to be known for its storyline.

Anyway, the myths and legends of Akasia and the myths and legends of Anushurima are rich enough, and Yasuo himself has no psychological burden to borrow them. Therefore, even the best-selling writers who have written by the author expressed their shock at the wonderful ideas of Mr. Marco Polo.

And in addition to being shocked, they were inexplicably worried. Such an idea--the writing ability is so terrible, and writing things and stories are like a pool of stagnant water. This is a pity!

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Compared with the previous book "The Jungle Dream", which was used for serialization, the writing speed of this time "Lost Country" is undoubtedly much slower.

Some of the authors who are proficient in this way fit the detailed outline based on Yasuo's narration, some fill in the story, and some perfect the rhetoric - although there were almost no problems in the whole process, and everyone was skilled in it, because they were telling a civilization that they had never reached before, the speed of writing was still very urgent.

Fortunately, Yasuo was not in a hurry - this book was not used for a newspaper serialization, but was directly submitted and published. Just slow down!

It took nearly a month to determine the detailed outline.

A month later, Yasuo informally visited Mrs. Grey in his own capacity—in name, but in fact, he was alerting the enemy.

Because she took the initiative to mention that when she met Krilles in Ticoras, Kamil was also hesitant - like Krilles, her first reaction was "Ionia is also interested in that place called Ishtar"?

Unfortunately, before Camil could test too much, Yasuo left with the excuse, and with the help of Toothless, he returned to Piltwolf again as Marco Polo.

And between the time, almost a month passed quickly.

During this period, the first volume of "The Lost Kingdom" finally ended - this "Into the Jungle" which tells the origins between Gushurima and Ishtar is just the beginning of the whole story, but this perspective of starting from the small characters is full of readability, and even Yasuo reads it with relish after picking up the sample himself.

So, after discussing with a number of authors, this book "The Lost Country" is simply divided into three volumes: upper, middle and lower!
Chapter completed!