Five days later.
With the end of the first wave of Random House's promotional campaign.
Notable book critics also timely stepped out, uttering equivocal comments.
Especially pointing out the various incongruities in Wang Jian's previous work "I'm a Great Mage," and discussing them repeatedly.
With artful language, they alluded to "Arcane Throne."
This directly resulted in a cliff-like drop in sales for the novel.
Of course, Random House's marketing department also began a series of measures.
They contacted Wang Jian through Tom,
and informed him about the upcoming marketing plans, such as book signing events and television program interviews, which were about to be launched.
After hanging up the phone, Wang Jian glanced at Jack Dorsey, who had been working hard for two days,
hesitated for a moment, but still signed a check and handed it over.
After all, due to the internet hardware giant Cisco's attempts to swap low prices for market share,
