"Tao An, this Xu Nianhua you found is truly talented!"
Editor-in-chief Jin was so excited when she saw the translated manuscript. The translation was excellent—it kept the original meaning intact while adding a unique personal style.
When Editor-in-chief Jin got the book, she read it from beginning to end in one sitting, without pausing. Excited, she called Tao An over right away.
Upon hearing the editor-in-chief's praise, Tao An wasn't surprised at all. She'd read the manuscript three times and believed that as long as the editor-in-chief wasn't blind, this book would be a big hit after publication.
"Editor-in-chief Jin, Nianhua is a student at Beining University. I heard that at Beining, she gets full marks in English on every exam." When Tao An mentioned Xu Nianhua, a quiet sense of pride and honor welled up in her heart, as if she shared in the glory.
Maybe it was because they were both from South City, and besides, Nianhua was a classmate of her cousin Zheng Jin.
