I've been replying in the comment section, and some things haven't been taken out to say.

Now I feel the need to say it.

A book friend group is like a group of friends with different hobbies and preferences who get together and follow the same story.

Some people want to watch cool, some people want to watch fun, some people want to watch the protagonist go crazy, some people want to see the growth of the protagonist, some people want to watch An Lan, some people want to watch Wang Xiya, and so on.

However, isn't it too selfish to ask the full text to write only what you like?

As an aggregator of this group, I can't just think about some of them, right? I can't write only this small part of the content to satisfy the psychology of a certain part of the reader.

If 10,000 people subscribe to a book. 2,000 to see cool texts, 2,000 to see real, 2,000 to see jokes, 2,000 to see celebrities grow, 2,000 to see everything.

Who thinks I'd give up the vast majority of my readers in order to endlessly satisfy some of them???? How did this thinking come about?

First, what about other readers?

Second, who will make up for the lack of subscription income for me, a diligent little author with more than 10,000 words a day?

It's still the same thing, you give me ten Golden Alliances and then throw an outline to me, and you have the final say on how to write it next.

Even this plan has a problem, in case you give the Golden Alliance, and another reader follows, and you have to read the other content???

When you go to a restaurant to eat, a plate of dry pot, you want all pork ribs, no side dishes, no onions, no chili peppers, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar? Let's not talk about greasy or crooked, this plate of meat is not at this price!

The problem is that the subscription has not changed, which means that not most readers pick this matter, only a few or even a few dozen people say it again.

But this kind of similar comment is very annoying!

One such comment may cause dozens of people to give up reading the following and ask me why I deleted it??? It's all old readers, and this still needs to be asked???

Rainy Night is here to make it clear that the most important thing in this book is the storyline, and then the occasional madness, maybe a dozen chapters at a time, twenty chapters at a time. The happy plot may be once in three or five chapters, or once in seven or eight chapters. The real story to the entertainment industry may be one in ten chapters, or one in twenty chapters.

Songs, written in full, have more free words per chapter than lyrics.

I also want to write about the play, don't ask why, ask someone to watch.

I also write to make money, don't ask why, ask if Han Zhou wants to eat.

IMHO, I can advance the plot at the same time in a chapter of 5,000 words, the protagonist grows again, the character relationship advances, and it is interesting, cool, and realistic and logical!

I've only read one book in my life, and I can barely do it.

That is "Journey to the West".

The story was completed by the entire Song Yuanming dramatization family, and was finally summarized into a book by Wu Chengen.

I don't think there is this level, the author with the most powerful starting point, and even the most powerful author in the world in this era, is 108,000 streets worse than the level of Journey to the West.

Isn't it a bit hard to ask me to do this? I can't write so many things in one chapter.

So, based on the shackles of this reality, the level of rainy nights is limited. What a small number of readers ask for is actually detrimental to the enjoyment of other large readers, and I can't afford to meet such an unreasonable request.

The reason is here, right?

The most bizarre thing is that there are still people who feel that mentioning patriotic things is entrainment of private goods? Then you're very fair-minded! Is it the male of a male dog or the male of a male rat? It can't be that you want to be a male hemorrhoid and don't find the dog basin, right? Do you dare to ask with confidence? I'll ban you forever, no discussion!

These words are addressed to a small group of readers who are always making trouble. Sorry for disturbing your reading flow.

Don't vomit or be unhappy, it's a waste of time to manage the book review area, so there is this announcement

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