Chapter : 5

After making up his mind, Peter immediately began to select the first work he would bring to this world.

The selection criteria were very simple, with only one line - making money! Making a lot of money!

After all, being a plagiarist was just a means for him to collect initial capital. With this world's level of security, but he couldn't continue doing this.

Sooner or later, he would have to invest his own money and energy in the black technologies in Tony Stark's memory.

These advanced black technologies not only have huge commercial potential, allowing Peter to make huge wealth; more importantly, they can also give Peter an unparalleled sense of security.

After a selection, Peter finally chose "The Boy Who Lived" as his debut work.

The reason for this choice, of course, is that according to his memories of his previous life, this work not only has amazing sales, tetapi juga perkembangan hak cipta dari berbagai IP turunan sedang sangat panas.

The author herself relied on this work to jump from a single mother to a famous existence on the main rich list

In addition, another part of the reason is that the background of this story takes place in the Western world. For him, a novice writer, it is easier to find a publisher willing to sign a contract.

Finally, as a high school student, it is not inconsistent for him to write such a campus story that takes place in the magic world.

For example, The Great Gatsby and The Kite Runner, although they are also highly sold works, anyone with a discerning eye can see that it is impossible for a young man like him who lacks the corresponding experience to write them.

So, since that conversation during lunch break, Gwen found that Peter had become even more different than before.

According to her occasional observation with the corner of her eye, Peter was no longer in a daze in class all day.

Instead, he would selectively be in a daze, and the rest of the time he would bury his head in the notebook on the desk, writing something mysteriously.

What Gwen didn't know was that Peter was not daydreaming in class at all, but was trying to integrate parts of Tony Stark's memory into the space of consciousness.

As for what he wrote in the notebook, it was naturally the first novel in the series of The Boy Who Lived, The Boy and the Philosopher's Stone, which he was going to submit.

Although Peter's various abnormal behaviors in class attracted Gwen's attention, given her current relationship with Peter, she naturally didn't dare to ask directly.

But even Gwen herself didn't notice that since Peter's change, she has been looking at him more and more frequently on campus.

And how does one say it?

When a girl becomes curious about a boy, that's when she starts to fall in love with him.

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Two months had passed in a blink of an eye. During this period of time, whenever Ghost Spider took any action, he would definitely occupy the front page of the next day's Daily Bugle.

However, the news on the front page of the Daily Bugle today was unprecedented. There was no news about Ghost Spider's chivalrous deeds yesterday.

Instead, there was a photo of people queuing in front of a bookstore, and a big headline on the photo:"Paper is expensive in New York! The boy who survived a disaster was born, and the magic trend swept New York!"

That's right, Peter's masterpiece,"The Boy and the Philosopher's Stone", which he spent three weeks in class to complete, has been successfully published. What was even more successful, so much so that even he himself did not expect, was that the book became a hit in the market as soon as it was released, and it received enthusiastic pursuit from readers.

Peter thought that he would become famous with this book, but he did not expect it to become so popular so quickly.

Fortunately, he had discussed with the publisher in advance and used the pseudonym "Tony Stark" in the published novel.

For now, his daily life has not been affected in any way.

"The rapid popularity of The Boy Who Lived also brought Peter good news, that is, the novel has been decided to be reprinted!

The reprint of the novel means that he will soon receive a considerable amount of royalties, and he has taken another step towards his goal of becoming a technology tycoon.

With the first signing fee and the second royalty that will be received soon, Peter's writing speed has slowed down.

Now that he has money, he will naturally devote some energy to trying to replicate the simpler inventions that have been integrated into Tony Stark's memory.

However, with his previous speed of transferring nearly 10,000 words a day, he still has several manuscripts on hand.

"He has already copied the second part of "The Boy Who Lived" and has completed nearly a quarter of the third part.

With this amount of manuscripts in stock, even if he does not write any manuscripts for a period of time and focuses on scientific research, it is enough to cope with the publisher's urgings.

However, when Peter began to invest time and money in scientific research, he sadly discovered that he still had to continue writing the manuscript and could not stop making money!

To be honest, Peter really envied Tony Stark. Not only does he have brains, but he also has a rich background.

The original Peter Parker wasn't bad in terms of talent. The only difference from Tony is his family background.

If the original body could have the conditions of the Tony family, perhaps there would be a Fortune 500 company called Parker Industries in this world.

He thought that the 200,000 dollar fee he just received would be enough to support him to come up with a few black technologies that could be used for cash.

But he never expected that he had spent most of this money just on the purchase of various instruments and tools in the early stage.

For this reason, he also suffered because Aunt May lectured him. Peter complained to Uncle Ben for a whole week because the goods he bought occupied the original warehouse space at home.

Peter had no choice but to rent a place outside as a laboratory, which would be an additional expense.

Compared with this, it is more cost-effective to complain by his own family.

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"Gwen, where do you go after school? Why did you come back so late?"

At Gwen's house, George Stacy was sitting majestically in the living room, looking at Gwen standing at the door with a stern look.

As the commissioner of the New York City Police Department, he was endlessly negligent about family matters and the discipline of his daughter due to his busy work.

But after hearing his wife complain to him recently that his daughter came home later and later, he temporarily put down his work tonight and planned to educate his daughter well to prevent her from going astray in the future.

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