Some booksellers will think of ways to deal with the printing process. The contract between the publishing house and the printing house is for 10,000 copies. The booksellers will contact the printing house privately and ask the printing house to print 20,000 copies. The extra 10,000 copies will not be needed.

Share profits with the publishing house.

The above two methods are relatively formal.

Since the reform and opening up, popular literary works from Hong Kong and Bay Island have continued to pour into the mainland.

Starting with martial arts novels, the works of Jin Guliang and others only needed to change the traditional Chinese characters to simplified characters and the vertical layout to horizontal layout before they could be printed and distributed in books. The prices were very high, but there were still readers willing to pay for them. This was the earliest

Pirated books.

This kind of thing is not only done by informal book sellers, but also by some regular publishing houses. In the past two years, some domestic publishing houses have published Jin Yong's martial arts novels. You must know that before 1984, Jin Yong had not authorized any works at all.

Published in Mainland China.

"Where did this book come from?" Lin Chaoyang asked.

"Xiao Cao bought it at a stall when I went to Guangdong to purchase goods."
Chapter completed!