I asked you to write a light novel, but you wrote about living?

Chapter 67: The entire platform is paying attention to "To Live".

While the emergency dispatch of Weiguang Literature's main computing power wouldn't cause the servers of major giants to crash in the era of quantum computing, the instantaneous cross-platform migration of millions of highly active real users still drew an extremely abnormal fluctuation curve in the entire federation's data monitoring network.

In this era of highly advanced technology and where intellectual nourishment is meticulously segmented by a few giants, the landscape of online literature has long since formed a fixed pattern.

Yuntu Literature holds the lifeline of paid subscriptions, while "Fanshu Novels," which focuses on free traffic and algorithmic harvesting, dominates the lower city area. "Huanshi Media," which profits from short dramas and virtual skins, has mastered the dopamine consumption of the middle and upper city areas.

No one expected that Weiguang Literature, an emerging platform that couldn't even get a chance to play cards, would create a vortex in a calm traffic pool with a new book of only 90,000 words.

The supercomputing AIs of major platforms, responsible for monitoring data across the entire network, sent this report of abnormal traffic loss to the desks of their executives.

……

Cloud Atlas Literature Headquarters, Data Strategy Monitoring Room.

"Mr. Zhao, there was an abnormal shift in the online time of our core paying users over the weekend. About 15% of the active traffic flowed to Weiguang Literature."

At the monitoring console, data analysis supervisor Li Te pushed a holographic report in front of operations manager Zhao Hongbo.

Zhao Hongbo, holding his coffee, glanced at the report, raising an eyebrow slightly:

"Weiguang? Did they release a new IP incubated by some major company? How could they attract so many of our paid VIPs?"

"It's not a big company's IP, it's a new book called 'Living.' It just topped the list in the Micro-Light Spark Cup."

Li Te zoomed in on a reading curve, his expression somewhat strange: "We used an engine to reverse engineer the other party's data. This book currently only has 90,000 words, and what's even more outrageous is that the AI ​​generation trace detection is zero. The other party typed it all out by hand using a physical keyboard in Douyin's live stream room, and the number of online viewers just exceeded one million."

"Handmade? 90,000 words?"

Zhao Hongbo paused for a moment, holding his coffee cup, then chuckled softly, as if he had witnessed some interesting retro phenomenon:

"Something typed out by a pair of hands can actually generate such a large siphon effect in a short-wave band in a single day? It seems that readers occasionally develop a sense of curiosity about AI production lines."

He did not show excessive panic.

As an industry leader, Cloud Atlas possesses a vast library of copyrights and a massive computing power pool, so it wouldn't be scared off by a 90,000-word handwritten novel.

"Don't be surprised. Data that is driven by curiosity and emotional outbursts usually lacks a long-tail effect."

Zhao Hongbo took a sip of coffee and calmly issued instructions:

"Make some minor adjustments to the mainframe's recommendation algorithm, and release a few more high-volume, trending novels over the weekend to offset the traffic. Also, have the content department keep an eye on this author's live streams. If this person can maintain this high level of emotional output, try to contact them and offer a good price to poach them."

……

Meanwhile, the headquarters of "Fanshu Novels," which focuses on free traffic.

In the conference room, Vice President of Operations Jiang Tiancheng looked at the data report in front of him.

Every weekend, a large number of readers who are used to reading down-to-earth, enjoyable novels on their app actually went to Weiguang today to watch a poor guy live-streaming himself typing on a keyboard.

"Has the large-scale model calculated the feedback rate for this book, 'To Live'?"

Jiang Tiancheng asked.

Chief Algorithm Architect Gao Yu nodded and pulled up a set of data:

"Reporting to General Manager Jiang, the calculations have been completed. The conclusion is: there are no typical satisfying moments. The mainframe has determined that this is an extremely serious 'torture-the-master's poison point. According to our algorithm mechanism, this kind of book will not receive any natural recommendation weight at all."

"But it became a hit, and it took away a million people."

Jiang Tiancheng's eyes deepened as he watched the constantly fluctuating popularity score on the screen.

He is a pure businessman who only believes in the market logic behind the data:

"This means that after being fed formulaic stories and artificial sweeteners for so many years, these readers in the downtown area are starting to develop a 'resistance.' Subconsciously, they are beginning to crave a sense of realism that can truly jolt their nerves."

He turned to look at Gao Yu, his tone decisive:

"Our supercomputing AI is the strongest in the entire Federation. Since the current lower-tier market wants to experience some 'hardship,' let's satisfy them. Immediately have the algorithm department dissect the text structure of 'To Live,' extract its emotional tags of 'suffering' and 'despair.' I want you to train a new sub-model within three days to mass-produce novels with this realistic and rough texture. If Weiguang wants to open up a new track with a poisonous book, then we'll use AI to fill this track."

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