Chapter 101 Reflections (Powered by Love)

The author himself is a bookworm who suffered from a reading drought and wondered if he could try writing a novel.

When I first started thinking, I planned to write a fanfiction to practice, and then write a fantasy, a historical, and an urban novel.

I was completely lost when I started writing, and I ended up losing money in various ways.

I don't really understand things like conflict tropes or anything like that; I just wanted to try and see if I could write a novel myself.

Then, someone quietly started typing.

I wrote nearly 300,000 words before I mustered the courage to publish it; it was all just me indulging in my own self-entertainment.

When I released it, I set a goal for myself: as long as there were readers, I would definitely finish writing this debut novel.

The release of a new book sparked various ambitions and unrealistic fantasies.

It flopped as expected.

I posted 10,000 words every day for ten consecutive days, but I only got 100 recommendation votes. I didn't get a single monthly ticket or reward.

Even the investment is pitifully small.

What annoys the author the most is that 10 of those 100 recommendation votes were cast by himself.

This forced me to face reality: whether my work had truly flopped, or rather, flopped in a brutal and inhuman way.

As the word count increased, it gradually gained some exposure, and the number of readers also increased.

Then I got bombarded with criticism:

There are all sorts of problems: typos, slow pacing, blandness, watery plot, and toxic storylines.

I can't easily change the plot; it would be too much of a project. I can only grit my teeth and keep releasing it.

I've given up on treatment; my only goal now is to finish this book.

The initial goal is 100 million words. (Actually, 80 words would also be fine.)

As for continuing to write fantasy or historical fiction, I don't even dare to think about it~

I hope some readers will support me to the end!

(End of this chapter)

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