It is recommended starting April 1st.

It's not an April Fool's joke, and it's two recommendations for the network and the client (I don't know if it's two).

At the beginning, when Xiami first started writing online articles, he saw an article in the writing guide.

The author asks beginners not to be discouraged when they don't sign a contract for 100,000 words and to continue to persevere.

But he only said to stick to 300,000 words.

The old whites of the forum also said that if the 300,000 words have not been signed, they will be completely ignored by the editor.

Therefore, Xiami also decided to stick to this principle.

After all, writing an online article is not a treat and a gift.

It's also about making a little money.

Time is money.

But this shrimp really didn't sign a contract when it was written to 300,000 words.

Three applications in a row were ruthlessly rejected.

But Shrimp didn't want to give up and decided to apply for a fourth time.

Why?

Because Xiami is reluctant to support the little friends all the time.

I can't bear to tell this unfinished story.

This article of Xiami is indeed written in a somewhat unusual way.

Today, I read that a reader in the comments said that this article was depressing.

In fact, Xiami felt that he was wrong, not depression, but pressure.

This is the atmosphere deliberately created by Xiami.

At least when Shrimp himself, if the protagonist and supporting characters of the story are not full of various uncertainties, it will be difficult for Shrimp to chase down.

Of course, this so-called uncertainty is imaginary.

All readers know that the protagonist never dies and always wins.

Xiami is only naughty once in a while, making the reader feel that no one is safe.

Thus creating a little bit of stress.

Isn't this little bit of pressure bearable?

Isn't that the main pleasure of reading?

It is with the support of his friends that Xiami has been telling this story until now.

And Xiami still wants to talk about it all the time, and I hope that my friends will continue to support it.

It is recommended starting April 1st.

It's not an April Fool's joke, and it's two recommendations for the network and the client (I don't know if it's two).

At the beginning, when Xiami first started writing online articles, he saw an article in the writing guide.

The author asks beginners not to be discouraged when they don't sign a contract for 100,000 words and to continue to persevere.

But he only said to stick to 300,000 words.

The old whites of the forum also said that if the 300,000 words have not been signed, they will be completely ignored by the editor.

Therefore, Xiami also decided to stick to this principle.

After all, writing an online article is not a treat and a gift.

It's also about making a little money.

Time is money.

But this shrimp really didn't sign a contract when it was written to 300,000 words.

Three applications in a row were ruthlessly rejected.

But Shrimp didn't want to give up and decided to apply for a fourth time.

Why?

Because Xiami is reluctant to support the little friends all the time.

I can't bear to tell this unfinished story.

This article of Xiami is indeed written in a somewhat unusual way.

Today, I read that a reader in the comments said that this article was depressing.

In fact, Xiami felt that he was wrong, not depression, but pressure.

This is the atmosphere deliberately created by Xiami.

At least when Shrimp himself, if the protagonist and supporting characters of the story are not full of various uncertainties, it will be difficult for Shrimp to chase down.

Of course, this so-called uncertainty is imaginary.

All readers know that the protagonist never dies and always wins.

Xiami is only naughty once in a while, making the reader feel that no one is safe.

Thus creating a little bit of stress.

Isn't this little bit of pressure bearable?

Isn't that the main pleasure of reading?

It is with the support of his friends that Xiami has been telling this story until now.

And Xiami still wants to talk about it all the time, and I hope that my friends will continue to support it.