A few words about the charges!

I often see readers having disputes over the matter of fees.

But there are some things that you may not know.

First of all, the charge is not determined by the author, but by the website. The charging standard is a uniform price for the website. When to charge, it is also decided by the website.

The young author has the right to decide whether to charge or not, and how much to charge? No way.

And then, no charges, where do the operating and maintenance costs of the website come from? Author's electricity and internet bills, what to do? Who will reimburse the broken keyboard?

The people who write books don't plan to get rich and rich, and they don't plan to count on this to support their families.

However, as a reader, you can't let the author go hungry and tell you a story, right?

Is the author willing, but is his wife willing? Writing books all day long, not earning a penny, and the whole family follows the author to drink the northwest wind?

If his wife is not happy, she will scold him and smash his computer. Can he still write?

No gentleman does not raise an artist.

The author is an artist, a quail monkey.

The officials think it is wonderful, and they pay a little money to the author, so that the author can sell some strength and write the story more excitingly, which is a great joy for everyone.

If everyone thinks that the author should be selfless, it should be free.

Then I suggest that the author stop writing and go volunteering. Because there are free box lunches for volunteering, you won't starve to death, right?

In fact, the author's sadness is difficult for readers to understand.

Which chapter is behind it, not repeated revisions, not tens of thousands of keyboard strokes?

Cold rain and cold windows, lonely lamps, light lamps and boil oil, poor and poor.

When receiving praise from readers, the author also hopes to add a dish to his family at dinner.

During the holidays, he also wants to buy a little gift for his wife.

This dish, this little gift, is counting on all gentlemen.

There is no meager income from manuscript fees, and no matter how good the book is, it is difficult to write it.

Without actual subscription support, 10,000 sentences of support and support from readers are useless.

The reality is in front of you, and it is difficult to move an inch without money.

For example, if your boss says that he appreciates you very much and asks you to bring your own dry food to work, and does not give you a penny of wages, are you willing to do this job?

Those who don't want to spend money, but keep saying that they appreciate the author, support the author, and support the author, are the kind of bosses above.

Those who are willing to subscribe to support are the gentlemen of the bosses.

No gentleman does not raise an artist, pay tribute to all gentlemen.

—From the words of a certain great god.