Core Insights - The article discusses the global success of the web novel "Full-Time Expert," which has evolved into a multi-faceted IP encompassing audiobooks, radio dramas, comics, animations, TV series, movies, mobile games, and merchandise [1][2] Group 1: IP Development and Globalization - "Full-Time Expert" has achieved significant viewership, with over 1 billion views on its animated adaptation on the first day and a total of over 2.5 billion views [1] - The novel was published in Japan in 2015, with over 30 million downloads, and its English version on Qidian International has surpassed 130 million overseas reads [1][2] - Qidian International has launched approximately 6,800 translated Chinese web literature works and nurtured 460,000 overseas authors by the end of 2024, reaching nearly 300 million users across over 200 countries [2] Group 2: Cultural Impact and Emotional Resonance - The emotional core of web literature, which conveys universal themes of love, friendship, and family, resonates with both Chinese and overseas readers, contributing to its popularity [3][4] - The incorporation of traditional Chinese culture in web literature has attracted overseas readers, with adaptations like the comic version of "Yuan Zun" gaining traction in countries such as South Korea, Japan, and the United States [4][5] Group 3: Translation and Adaptation Challenges - Translation plays a crucial role in the overseas success of web literature, with challenges arising from language differences and the need for culturally relevant adaptations [5] - Authors are encouraged to focus on storytelling and emotional expression, as a strong narrative foundation is essential for successful international outreach [5]

"《全职高手》是网文出海的一个典型代表。"阅文集团相关负责人说。《全职高手》2014年完结，2015 年即登陆日本，由日本出版社Libre出版日文版，下载量超过3000万次，出版社的网站还专门制作了"用 语解说"栏目。2017年，《全职高手》英文版上线阅文集团旗下平台起点国际，累计海外阅读量突破1.3 亿次。 同年问世的起点国际，是最早从事中国网文海外传播的平台之一。2018年，起点国际开通原创功能，越 来越多海外用户从单纯的阅读者转变为创作者、翻译者，甚至IP共创者。截至2024年底，起点国际已上 线约6800部中国网络文学翻译作品，培育46万名海外作家，累计访问用户近3亿，覆盖200多个国家和地 区。 小说、漫画、动画、电影、衍生品……网络文学出海产业链日益成熟 一个全球共创IP的养成记 本报记者 曹玲娟 一部网络小说，衍生出集有声书、广播剧、漫画、动画、电视剧、电影、手游、衍生品等于一身的IP作 品。一个全球共创IP何以炼成？ 2011年，500多万字的网络小说《全职高手》在起点中文网开始连载。刚动笔时，该书作者、阅文集团 白金作家"蝴蝶蓝"不会想到，这部电子竞技题材的网络小说，长尾效应如此显著：改编动 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the maturation of the overseas expansion of Chinese online literature, highlighting the success of the IP "Full-Time Master" and its various adaptations across different media [1][2][3] Industry Overview - The global co-creation of IP is a new phase for Chinese online literature, transitioning from content and model export to a collaborative international approach [2][3] - As of the end of 2024, the platform Qidian International has launched approximately 6,800 translated works and nurtured 460,000 overseas authors, with nearly 300 million cumulative users across over 200 countries and regions [2] Success Stories - "Full-Time Master," a web novel that began serialization in 2011, has achieved significant global reach, with its adaptations including an animated series with over 2.5 billion views and a film released in nine countries [1] - The novel's Japanese version has over 30 million downloads, and the English version has surpassed 130 million overseas reads [1] Cultural Impact - The emotional core of online literature resonates universally, allowing it to attract overseas readers despite cultural differences [3][4] - The incorporation of traditional Chinese culture in adaptations has enhanced the appeal of these works to international audiences [4][5] Translation and Adaptation Challenges - Translation is crucial for the overseas success of online literature, requiring an understanding of local audience preferences and the establishment of a comprehensive terminology database [4] - Authors are encouraged to focus on storytelling and emotional expression, which are fundamental to engaging with global readers [4]