Mo Zhu went to his editor to discuss it himself. Every time he read Bodhi's manuscript, he would read it first, write a corresponding paragraph, and then type it out next to or below it.
The editor-in-chief of Mo Zhu was a little hesitant at first, but after reading what Mo Zhu wrote, he suddenly felt that there was a market for it, so he went back to ask the editor-in-chief for approval of such a plan for Mo Zhu. Throughout the whole process, Harper Huang's relationship was not used.
At this time, Bodhi's Chicken Soup for the Soul is still relatively tepid. The most popular category is definitely the story category, but when readers vote, it can often reach the top in other columns.
Harper Huang specially bought the issue with Mo Zhu's jokes and the issue where the readers' votes were announced. Because it was just a joke, the editors didn’t even have a title, so they didn’t put it in the voting column.
The effect is that readers had no place to vote, and they all voted for Bodhi. The number of votes has increased a lot compared to before, and it is equal to some short stories, but it is still far behind the popular serial novels.
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