"Mr. Eleven, it doesn't look like it was scrawled on me."

Elaine nodded, "But my expectations are not high."

The housekeeper said: "Sir, you said that An Ran is a guy who is good at creating miracles. Maybe we should give him some expectations."

"How about I read it to you."

Elaine nodded, "Okay."

The housekeeper sat in front of the computer, and Elaine sat on the sofa, lighting up his pipe.

"Master Dursley and his wife, who live at No. 4 Privet Drive, proudly said that they are from a very well-behaved family, please, please.

They have never had anything to do with mysterious and weird things, because they don’t believe in those evil ways at all..."

Eleven listened for two minutes and then said: "Stop reading Pars."

"Yes, sir."

"It doesn't seem to be anything special. It's just a regular novel with a touch of magic!" Elaine's eyes were full of disappointment.

He originally thought that even if An Ran did not produce a masterpiece, it would at least be a novel above the standard.

I didn’t expect it to be so common, I can only say it’s in common language.

The stimulus to newspaper sales is probably very limited.

If Enron hadn't made a bet with Kerry, he really wouldn't want to waste this energy.

Pars said: "Sir, maybe it's not what you think? Why don't we listen?"

"No need!"

Elaine took a puff of cigarette and said, "It's actually quite good to be able to write it in less than two hours. Maybe my requirements are too high."

"Send the manuscript over and let Leisen revise it. As for the content, you don't need to pay too much attention to it."

"Yes, sir."

Elaine sighed, turned around and left the study.

How to say it.

I can't say I'm disappointed, but it's far from what I expected.

After all, "Snow White" Zhu Yu was at the forefront, and now this story with a mediocre start really made him feel a little unsatisfied.

But think about it, it took two hours to produce the work.

It’s already commendable.

Butler Pars sent the article to the email of the editor-in-chief of the "Watergate Daily".

Then I sent a message to the editor-in-chief.

In the office, the editor-in-chief glanced at the message angrily and opened the mailbox with a gloomy face.

Fortunately, Mr. Eleven is still reasonable.

We didn't ask for a page to be made available. If we were asked to make a page temporarily, it would be a headache. I'm afraid the entire newspaper office would have to work overtime.

It would be much easier to just add one more page.

"An Ran? Hey!" Editor-in-chief Lei Sen sneered. As a writer, he didn't think An Ran could have such high literary attainments.

He didn't read the fairy tale and was not interested at all.

The other is that he thinks the so-called Kerry, Tiffany and Co., plus the current Enron.

I know shit about literature.

They can only be called stories or novels, and have nothing to do with literature.

Good literature can make people happy and make people unable to put it down.

Although I think so, after all, it was handed down by the big boss himself, and Enron himself is not an ordinary person, so I have to take a hard look at it.

After opening the document, I read two lines.

Leisen was drinking coffee, and the beginning was quite normal, nothing new.

Not much can be seen from the beginning.

His main task is to check for typos in it, but I don’t know if An Ran has already checked it. After reading a few lines, he didn’t find a single typo.

Just read the story by the way.

At this level, I'm afraid it's not even fun to compete with Kerry.

The story at the beginning is really a bit boring for ordinary people.

But soon, Leisen became immersed in the story.

Because strange things happened one after another around Mr. Dursley.

First there was the spotted cat on the road, which seemed to be staring at him.

Then I met a group of guys wearing weird cloaks.

Now flocks of owls appear...

These unusual things immediately piqued Leisen's interest.

Why is this happening?

Why does Mr. Dursley encounter these strange things?

Relating to the sentence at the beginning, "They have never had anything to do with mysterious and weird things, because they don't believe in those evil ways at all..."

Interesting.

It turns out that this was a deliberate foreshadowing.

Now it seems that Mr. Dursley is not only involved in weird things, but also deeply involved.

Leisen was completely immersed in the story.

So much so that he didn’t even see the messages sent to him by his colleagues below.

The person in charge of printing is asking if the proofreading is finished. If so, send it over so they can start typesetting.

But Leisen didn’t see the news at all.

Because a weird little old man appeared and said a name, the "mysterious man" left.

Seems like a bad guy.

Then the old man called Mr. Dursley a "Muggle"!

It seems to mean something.

The exciting story unfolds next.

"Oh my god, that tabby cat turned out to be a woman." Leisen put his head in front of the computer screen and screamed in disbelief.

It turns out this is a magical story.

The story is quite exciting, and the things brought out in it are also very novel.

The woman who can turn into a tabby cat, the little old man with a cloak, this guy can definitely fly.

And the giant knocking on the door...

All fresh elements appear in the novel.

At the same time, people are unconsciously curious as to why everyone comes to look for "Harry Potter"!

Damn it, the story is good, but the name of the male protagonist is a bit unacceptable.

What does this guy think?

Lei Sen suppressed his urge to change the male protagonist's name. Maybe this was also a foreshadowing?

The seemingly ordinary beginning at the front is actually compared with the exciting story at the back, and you can taste it immediately.

There may be some connotation in someone’s name.

After thinking for a while, Leisen still didn't mess around.

Even if you want to change it, you have to get the consent of the original author.

"Harry Potter turned over in the blanket, but he didn't wake up. A small hand was just next to the letter...

At this moment, people all over the country are gathering in secret, raising their glasses and whispering: 'Bless the Boy Who Lived...Harry Potter...'"

The story ends here.

Lei Sen didn't take a deep breath until he finished reading.

Very good story.

What happened to Harry Potter, and how will he grow up in the future?

All are things that readers care about.

Leisen tapped the computer desk lightly. This is the best novel he has read in recent years.

It's a pity that there is only one chapter.

At this moment, the phone on the table rang.

It's from a printing factory.

"Hello."

"Mr. Leisen, have you finished proofreading your manuscript? If possible, we can start printing..."
Chapter completed!