The Shocking Eunuch, Reborn as a Literary Girl

Chapter 12 is due! (Please vote with monthly tickets!)

After saying that, she immediately began processing the drafts on her computer, dividing what she had written into 10 chapters.

Each chapter contains more than 3000 words.

The last chapter was not released yet because it did not have enough words; only nine chapters were released.

After doing all this, she breathed a sigh of relief and said to the viewers in the live stream, "Well, because the amount of the reward is 5, I need to update 10 chapters according to the rules."

"I currently have enough drafts to publish nine chapters. So, adding the two chapters that were supposed to be updated tonight, I still owe three chapters."

I will also release these three chapters tonight. Thank you again to 'Iruma Isshin' for the sponsorship, thank you so much!

Actually, when she claimed today that she could update without limit, some people had already begun to suspect that she was saving up drafts but not publishing them, and using "unlimited updates" to create hype.

Indeed, Iruma Isshin was not the only one who had doubts about Umehara Chiya.

After all, her typing speed and the quality of her articles over the past two days have been quite unusual.

For a VTuber to suddenly announce their switch to light novel writing and immediately produce high-quality works is already considered exceptionally talented.

And on top of maintaining quality and quantity, how can she achieve an update speed that is nothing short of superhuman?

Even many veteran light novel authors can't achieve this level, but she can.

Is this really reasonable?

Is this really true?

Her update frequency has already attracted considerable attention within a small circle.

Speculation about pre-stockpiling manuscripts, ghostwriting, and hype is widespread in various light novel-related forums.

However, due to the lack of evidence, these doubts are controversial.

Is it true or false?
Now, everyone is trying to deduce Umehara Chiya's background from these clues and find out what her situation really is.

One person on the forum mentioned that if the number of words Umehara Chiya typed during the live stream was accurate, then she could only release a maximum of nine chapters now, and the tenth chapter would probably have to wait a while.

After all, judging from the number of words displayed in the upper right corner of her screen these past few days, she can only update 9 chapters.

In other words, if Chiya Umehara only updates nine chapters after the show starts today, it will increase the credibility of her claim that she "did not use a ghostwriter" or "did not have a stockpile of drafts".

As soon as Chiya Umehara finished speaking, many viewers in the live stream immediately went to the "Let's Become a Novelist" platform to take a look.

turn out
It has indeed been updated.

And indeed, all nine chapters have been fully updated.

The only thing missing is Chapter Ten.

The missing chapter actually increases the credibility of what Chiya Umehara has shown so far.

Then people started discussing...
"No way, so many updates all at once?"

"Could she really be a child prodigy?"

"Wow, they updated a lot all at once."

This scene was also witnessed by Iruma Isshin.

However, this did not dispel her doubts.

That alone is not enough to explain anything.

After all, it's just a matter of releasing one less chapter.

It's possible that Chiya Umehara spent the day monitoring public opinion and watching the discussions on forums, and then released the optimal solution at night?

Isn't that possible?
She believed that many others shared the same thoughts. While maintaining her suspicions about Umehara Chiya, she took the opportunity to glance at the chapter that Umehara Chiya had just updated.

then
Then she discovered...
"It feels like the rhythm is getting tighter and more engaging."

That's right.

Although she had serious doubts about whether the article was actually written by Chiya Umehara.

However, it must be said that, without discussing these off-field doubts, this article is indeed very satisfying.

The story begins by using the protagonist's special ability to create a cheat code, which introduces the initial conflict of "a disaster will occur in three days."

Then, the story adds pressure by showing that "the protagonist has the prophecy but no ability to change it".

With pressure and conflict already in place, it's time to introduce a new character: a beautiful young woman of high status.

It's only natural that her fate becomes intertwined with the protagonist's, making her an important partner for resolving the current crisis.

This character fulfills both the reader's fantasy of a beautiful female character and the responsibility of providing an audience for the protagonist's "prophetic abilities."

When readers see the female character looking distressed because of her current difficulties, only to have them easily resolved by the protagonist's prophecy, they will feel a genuine sense of satisfaction, empathizing with the protagonist.

After being impressed by the protagonist's prophetic abilities, the female character went from initially looking down on him with arrogance to gradually trusting and admiring him, which greatly amplified the sense of satisfaction.

What is the most crucial thing?

Chiya Umehara used words to express these plot points without any unnecessary words.

Looking at it, almost every word is useful.

Not a single word is superfluous.

The author did not inject any personal thoughts into the work, nor did he spend any extra effort on developing the characters' psychological states.

It doesn't even look like reading a novel anymore.

It's more like watching a short video on TikTok.
My mind was constantly occupied; I was naturally led by the nose by the suspenseful plot.

"That's an exaggeration."

Iruma Isshin sighed.

If the previous 20,000-word chapters could be attributed to a novice who happened to write a rhythmic opening...
They released nine chapters at once, totaling over 40,000 words, and claimed it was just good luck, which makes absolutely no sense.

Without a doubt, this author is capable of writing novels.

In addition to her solid basic skills, she also used an extremely utilitarian and commercial writing style.

It seems that this is because the novel is just too good.

Soon, no one in the live stream chat room was talking about whether or not it was actually written by you.

"Wow, I finished watching it so quickly! How could it be so good? What will happen next?"

"At this point, I no longer care whether it was written by the author or not. If it was ghostwritten, could the ghostwriter please speed things up?"

"No, this is really too interesting. Will the protagonist's relationship with Iria develop further? What else will happen?"

"Speaking of which, the protagonist's ability is to foresee the future. And Iria possesses formidable combat power. Will the protagonist and Iria maintain a cooperative relationship throughout the story, or will they simply weather this current storm?"

That's right, the chat room is now only filled with discussions about the plot and urging for more updates.

　P.S.: This book has finally been signed!

　　I'll be updating a little more in the next couple of days, trying to reach 6 words quickly.

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(End of this chapter)