They want you to participate in a TV show, and you'll be doing a live stream as a security guar

Ye Zhou opened the largest online literature platform in China and registered an author account.

pen name?

He thought for a moment and then typed out two words: Ye Zhou.

That's right, it's his real name.

If your emotional state is affected because of a pen name, then you'll be at a huge loss.

Not only were his 70,000 emotional points wasted, but the time he spent painstakingly writing the text was also wasted.

Therefore, Ye Zhou not only needs to use his real name, but also needs to find opportunities to promote the book in the live broadcast room.

These days, traffic is king.

Given the quality of "Dragon Raja", it's only a matter of time before it becomes a hit.

What Ye Zhou did was to bring all of this to a head in advance.

This caused all of his viewers in his live stream to fall into this trap, allowing him to reap a significant emotional reward.

Fingers flew across the keyboard, creating a new work, the title field neat and tidy—"Dragon Raja".

He didn't even bother to write a fancy introduction, just a simple line:

All kings' blood must end with the sword.

If other new authors wrote a synopsis like this, their work would be doomed.

But Ye Zhou is different.

He has over 100,000 viewers in his live stream, meaning he brings his own audience.

Other new authors get started with book titles and synopses, but he doesn't need those at all.

In addition, Ye Zhou also plans to make all chapters of the book "Dragon Raja" free.

Writing free novels on a paid website is absurd enough in itself.

However, other people write books for royalties, or even to become a literary giant.

Ye Zhou writes books with an extremely pure goal—emotional value.

No matter how much the royalties are, it doesn't matter much to Ye Zhou.

Ye Zhou's idea was simple: since the goal was emotional value...

The most direct way is to look freely, look at whatever you want, and look as much as you want.

No barriers to entry, no payment required, no chapter unlocks needed—

The more enjoyable the reader is to read, the harsher they criticize, and the more they cry, the faster their emotional threshold rises.

He saved, uploaded, and confirmed.

The page refreshed the next second.

The work has been published and is under review.

Ye Zhou shut down his computer, leaned back in his chair, and a faint smile appeared on his lips.

……

The next day, at the guardhouse of the Sun Community.

The photographer was just doing his routine by following Ye Zhou around, and his lens was habitually pointed at Ye Zhou.

Unexpectedly, Ye Zhou neither checked his phone nor took a nap today, but instead took out a laptop.

His fingers flew across the keyboard, a stark contrast to his usual demeanor.

Live Stream Room——

What is Brother Ye doing?

Don't forget Ye Ge's profession; I feel he's probably coding.

Holy crap, coding first thing in the morning? That's insane! Are you guys sure this is supposed to be a relaxed, laid-back routine?

This... I'm speechless!

[It's not because they were short of money that they accepted the order.]

Are you sure? Ye Zhou just received a huge sum of money—a million—a few days ago.

Well, they might also be playing games.

[Photographer, you'd better get a closer look, or I'll post all your embarrassing secrets online.]

Your threat is completely ineffective; people who enjoy entertainment have already done that.

Is this considered slacking off or just taking a break?

……

Looking at the comments in the live stream, the photographer's face darkened. He still quietly moved closer, and after just one glance, he was stunned.

On the computer screen, there was not code, not a game, but dense text.

The live stream chat exploded instantly.

This seems to be a novel?

[Holy crap, I highly recommend "You're Asked to Participate in a TV Show, But You're a Live-Stream Security Guard?"! Click to enter the story world. Brother Ye also writes novels!]

[Really? This career change is a bit outrageous!]

To be honest, I'm a long-time reader with ten years of experience. Although I don't know the quality of this novel, judging from this excerpt alone, the writing style is definitely not bad.

[Regardless of how well it's written, I have to support Chong Yezhou just for the sake of him!]

……

"Brother Ye, are you... writing a novel?"

Seeing how focused Ye Zhou was, the photographer didn't want to disturb him. Only after Ye Zhou finished writing a large chapter did he finally ask out of curiosity.

"I've been too free lately, with nothing to do, so I'm thinking of writing a novel for fun."

Ye Zhou didn't even look up. He paused, saved the game, and switched to the background.

On the page, the author's name is clearly written in two characters: Ye Zhou.

Book title: Dragon Raja.

The description is only one sentence, as cold as a knife:

All kings' blood must end with the sword.

"This, this introduction..."

Seeing this, the photographer's lips twitched: "And the author's name? So casual!"

"I was just writing this for fun anyway."

Ye Zhou smiled and said in a relaxed tone, "What's there to be afraid of?"

At this point, he took the opportunity to promote the product to the camera:

"The book is titled 'Dragon Raja,' and the author's name is Ye Zhou. It's super exciting, with no bad parts and absolutely no angst."

"If you're interested, you can come and read it. All chapters are free, and there will never be any charges in the future."

As soon as these words were spoken, the live stream chat exploded.

[Free?! Writing free novels on a paid website?]

[Brother Ye, what are you after?! You don't want the royalties?]

Using your real name as a pen name? That's audacious!

[All royal blood must end with the sword... This synopsis is amazing!]

In that case, I definitely have to go check it out.

[I'll go search for it right now! Dragon Raja, right!]

[Ten years of reading experience here! I'll see just how arrogant you are!]

[Hurry up and send me your points!]

……

"Other people write books to earn royalties, but you're different. Not only do you use your real name as a pen name, but you also do it all for free..."

The photographer muttered under his breath, somewhat puzzled.

He wasn't lying; it really was interest—interest that made all readers break down and earn emotional points.

A male dormitory at a university.

Jiang Hao, a sophomore, was scrolling through his phone, seemingly bored.

As a seasoned bookworm, I'm currently experiencing a reading slump.

Modern online novels are all the same old formulas: a broken engagement at the beginning, the villain getting slapped in the face, and a system check-in. He's about to throw up from reading them.

Jiang Hao was so bored that he couldn't even get through the light novels he used to dislike. He felt extremely uncomfortable and could only watch short videos to pass the time.

Just then, a series of messages suddenly burst out in the book club group.

Go read it now! Search for "Dragon Raja" by author Ye Zhou!

This book is truly excellent and highly recommended. All chapters are free, and the author has confirmed that it will never be charged for again.

[This author's name is a bit strange, could it be their real name?]

[I feel like I've seen the name Ye Zhou somewhere before?]

[Isn't this the internet celebrity who suddenly went viral these past few days, and the contestant on the "All About Life" show?]

[A novel written by an online celebrity—this seems a bit far-fetched!]

[I thought so too at first, but after reading the beginning I couldn't stop! The skill level is too high, it doesn't seem like something a new author would write.]

Seeing the heated discussion in the group, Jiang Hao scoffed, his face full of disdain.