Back In Time For Imperial Examination Chapter 36

With thousands of silver coins in his hands, Manager Ji dared to work freely and hired five or six temporary workers to carve the plates. Several old craftsmen received overtime pay and bonuses, and they also volunteered to work overtime. They brought their sons and disciples to work overtime in the small studio in the backyard of Cui's house to carve plates, color, proofread and print.

In late October, this long-publicized four-in-one love novel about gods and demons was finally printed.

The manuscript was written by four authors. Each article had its own title, but there was no title for the overall collection. Ryan Cui named it "Lian Fang Lu" himself, and forcibly linked four unrelated stories into one in the order of gods, immortals, demons and ghosts.

The book was made into a hardcover edition, with the cover wrapped in white silk and the corners wrapped in red silk. The three characters "Lian Fang Lu" on the cover were written by Tang Ning, and the cinnabar seal of Zhirong Study was printed below the characters. The address of Zhirong Study was engraved on the label inside the cover, and the warning "Produced by Cui, if reprinted, will be investigated within a thousand miles" was also engraved.

The titles of the four articles in the book each occupy a page, and a colorful boneless flower is printed in the corner of the back: the goddess corresponds to the peony, the fairy corresponds to the orchid, the demon corresponds to the white chrysanthemum, and the ghost corresponds to the night-blooming cereus. The pistil faces the center of the picture, spewing out a cloud head that wraps around a vertical black frame, with two cinnabar characters printed in the frame: "divine product", "immortal product", "exquisite product" and "secret product".