I'm a platinum-level author, so what if I play professionally?

Chapter 89 Can You Write a Book? I haven't seen the protagonist poop yet.

Song Wen happily went backstage to give an interview and show off.

After the competition, Wang Ke immediately took a taxi back to his dormitory by himself.

It was already 7 p.m., and his novel would be available for purchase at midnight.

He had previously promised his readers that he would update 0 words a day after the book was released, and since he had made a promise, he was determined to keep it.

After all, the novel has already reached more than 10,000 valid subscriptions. Perhaps Wang Ke's first novel with 10,000 subscriptions will be published at this moment.

During this period, the novel's content actually entered a plateau.

After all, EDG's blitzkrieg against Poland had caused quite a stir.

On the internet, everyone is now claiming to be from EDG, and Clearlove is the one most suspected.

As a result, the factory director had to step forward and issue a statement saying that he did not have the habit of writing novels.

Interesting netizens even compared the novel "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that the factory manager posted on Tieba when he was young with Wang Ke's novel, and found that the writing styles of the two were indeed very different, and they did not seem to be written by the same person.

As a result, the most frequent comments under Wang Ke's novels are asking who Wang Ke actually is.

Because the protagonist of the novel is named Wen Song and is in the Snake Team, and the previous plot has a high degree of similarity with the Snake Team's experience, many readers suspect that Wang Ke is a member of the Snake Team.

Faced with readers' questions, Wang Ke frankly stated, "Actually, I am Song Wen."

However, Wang Ke's straightforward admission only made readers more skeptical.

After all, there had been instances before where Song Wen was playing on the court while Wang Ke was replying to comments backstage.

Moreover, compared to the Snake Esports team's situation, the prediction of EDG's blitzkrieg against Poland is clearly more explosive.

Back in his dorm, Wang Ke immediately turned on his laptop and started typing furiously.

After this period of intense work, Wang Ke's typing speed has improved significantly.

As long as I have a story in my mind, I can write more than 4,000 words per hour.

But as an online novel author, what I fear most is not slow typing speed, but having no plot in my mind.

Fortunately, Wang Ke already had a general idea of ​​what he wanted to write.

The chapter that was released was about the match between Snake Esports and WE.

Although the match between the two sides has ended, Wang Ke actually pulled out quite a few things during this competition.

For example, the jungle-support roaming system in the first game and the Ardent Censer system in the second game—these details can be explained in detail in his novel.

This kind of operational content is different from things like extreme comebacks or 1v2 or 1v3 maneuvers. It actually needs to be accompanied by detailed explanations and a clear understanding of the underlying logic in order to make the audience feel how awesome it is.

But clearly, LPL commentators don't have that ability.

Therefore, you can certainly write these contents down yourself, which could be a selling point for the novel.

Compared to previous predictions, this writing style will obviously reduce the risks the novel needs to take, so that Wang Ke doesn't have to worry about being exposed every day.

As the analyst for the Snake team, the tactical planner for this match, and a participant on the field, Wang Ke wrote this section with great ease, completing 10,000 words in just three and a half hours.

After finishing typing, Wang Ke opened Weibo.

Wang Ke's face darkened as soon as he opened Weibo.

As he expected, the hashtag #blackinterview# appeared again in Weibo's trending topics.

#Xiaoyu's Tears#

In addition to these two entries, there is one more entry.

#Freebie#

"What kind of trouble are they stirring up now!"

Wang Ke was startled and quickly clicked on it.

The page redirects to a video of Song Wen grinning at the camera, showing off his bright white teeth.

"Black, congratulations on your victory over WE. How do you feel about the team's performance today?"

"I think we played very well, especially White. Although his skills were terrible, it was his first time playing, and he managed to win the game under my guidance."

"It seems that Black and White have a very good relationship in private?"

"Yes, White is my best brother, you know, the kind who's eaten Lizhuang pork belly. Sometimes I even want to change my ID to iaoiao."

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"We saw that Snake made significant tactical adjustments in today's game. What prompted Snake to make these changes?"

"This was all White's idea. Everyone knows that White was our coach before. I think the main reason we won today was because we completely outclassed WE in both draft and tactics. We definitely owe a lot to White. At first, I didn't believe him when he said that WE's coach, Redmi, had terrible drafting skills, since he's the highest-paid coach in the LPL. But now I believe him."

"After winning today's game, you have a good chance of making it to the playoffs. What are your expectations for the games to come?"

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"Playoffs? Sorry, I'm already studying our MSI opponents."

Wang Ke silently ended the interview with Song Wen.

Wang Ke's assessment of Song Wen's interview was that he was not like a human being.

Wang Ke glanced at the time; it was already midnight. He quickly opened the author's assistant and sent out the chapter that was to be published.

Having weathered the difficult initial sales period, Wang Ke was finally about to have his novel published, and he couldn't help but feel excited.

But while I was excited, I was also a little scared, worried that the first subscription for the book would be lower than I expected.

He had intended to check the first-hour subscription data, but after playing so many games and typing so much today, his body was clearly exhausted, and he fell asleep with his phone in hand.

Seven o'clock in the morning.

【Victory!】

As the announcement began, the sound of typing on keyboards in the training room stopped.

Song Wen stretched as he watched his account climb into the top five in the Korean server.

Wang Ke walked in, rubbing his sleepy eyes. He was already used to seeing "God of War" Song Wen.

"Excuse me, but what time do you usually go to sleep?"

Hearing Wang Ke's words, Song Wen asked in confusion, "Sleep? What sleep? Sleeping is a complete waste of life. Sleeping two or three hours a day is enough to maintain basic vital signs."

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Seeing that Song Wen was about to start another round, Wang Ke couldn't help but complain, "You really shouldn't play, brother, I'm scared."

This kid is practically made of iron.

And the key point is that, as the saying goes, when a hobby becomes a profession, the hobby becomes less of a hobby.

Wang Ke was able to deeply feel this.

He loved reading novels since he was a child. He still remembers the first online novel he read. He bought a physical copy at Xinhua Bookstore. If he remembers correctly, it was a novel called Against the Gods.

This book had a tremendous impact on Wang Ke, who was still in elementary school at the time. It not only showed Wang Ke a magnificent and magical world of fiction, but also brought him sexual enlightenment.

Then came the Mad God and the Qin Emperor—the Mad God's enormous penis and the Qin Emperor's final battle. Those spectacular scenes still left a deep impression on Wang Ke's mind.

So Wang Ke started trying to write his own novel, and almost went astray at one point, publishing it on Pixiv.

But as he wrote, Wang Ke realized that writing his own novel and reading other people's novels were two completely different things.

Especially for online novels, which require a high-intensity update schedule every day, it's extremely painful if the novels flop.

But Song Wen was completely different.

He felt that Song Wen was truly addicted.

A day of training matches and games is not enough to satisfy his internet addiction.

In fact, Wang Ke has been reflecting on a question.

He wondered if Song Wen's current state was due to his own weak ability to create a character, resulting in Song Wen being portrayed as an extremely thin and one-dimensional figure.

Wang Ke knew that his novel would have some impact on Song Wen's abilities, but he was unsure whether it would affect Song Wen's personality.

After all, even the currently serialized novel "Rebirth: I Am the Six-Crown King" is just a simple wish-fulfillment story, and the protagonist is still a mindless bulldozer.

"Oh, right," Song Wen suddenly spoke up, interrupting Wang Ke's train of thought, "your novel was released yesterday, right? How's it going?"

Upon hearing Song Wen's words, Wang Ke sighed.

"Not so good. At the current pace, it's unlikely that we'll get over 10,000 first-orders."

Song Wen gave Wang Ke a disdainful look.

"Bro, you've already surpassed 10,000 first-day subscriptions. Think about your previous novels, which only had 100 average daily subscriptions! Aren't you satisfied yet?"

"Hehe," Wang Ke chuckled and explained, "It's not that the reading data was too good before, but mainly because many readers of this book were brought in from other platforms. To be honest, some of the comments really gave me a headache."

Wang Ke's words clearly piqued Song Wen's interest, and he immediately took out his phone, logged into Qidian, and clicked into the book review section of "Rebirth: I Am the Six-Crown King".

The very first comment that caught Song Wen's eye almost made him lose his composure.

[What a terrible book! It's even charging after being published! An author with such a poor attitude is better off not reading. Just throw it off the shelf and never see it again!]

Song Wen's score continued to decline.

[I was initially thinking of supporting this book, but after seeing the author's post about its release, I decided against it. The author is too enthusiastic about interacting with readers; in my opinion, this shows a loss of dignity and pride as a literary creator! A writer without the integrity of a true scholar doesn't deserve to have their work read. Therefore, I've removed this book from my bookshelf, not because I dislike it, but because the author lacks self-respect, which is truly regrettable.]

"I think this reader makes a lot of sense. Why do you always interact with your readers?"

Upon hearing Song Wen's words, Wang Ke retorted, "What do you know? Of course you need to interact with the readers! If you don't interact with them, none of them will post comments. If they don't post comments, where am I supposed to copy comments from?"

"That makes some sense."

Song Wen nodded and continued reading.

[Can you write a book? I haven't seen the protagonist poop yet. Does the protagonist not need to poop?]