Rebirth of the Supreme Writer

Chapter Sixty-Nine: Scrap Group II

I dare not say how terrifying the army of hundreds of thousands of Internet writers is. Just talking about the daily life of most Internet writers is already very embarrassing.

In this strange army of Internet writers, most of them work day and night, day and night, and are at the bottom of the pile—low-class street writers with no income at all.

Most people embark on the path of writing online articles because of the writing dream they have had since childhood. Coupled with the increasingly relaxed free writing environment for online writing, they can no longer suppress their dream of writing.

Based on my interest in writing and in order to fulfill my childhood dream, I published my own novel and joined this army of writers and became one of them.

Of course..., there are also those who come here not for interest, but just for high income, and dream of becoming the only aunts at the top of the pyramid among online writers - or even super aunties. This kind of Internet writers come here.

The purpose of commercial writing is clear, and naturally it is to make money.

Many people's initial thoughts were actually very simple, they just wanted more people to appreciate their works.

The ideal is a rich-man, the reality is a ruthless-feeling.

Life is like a light comedy that is going on all the time. The problem is that no one knows when it will end.

Going out, doing things during the day, and coding at night, this is the life that most Internet writers have.

Anxious life and depressed mood are almost universal situations for online writers.

Writing, writing, when the interest I once had becomes a new task that I have to complete every day, writing is no longer fun, but a torment.

Many amateur writers go home after get off work every day, turn on the computer, and code. It has slowly become a habit and there is no hope. Some persist, some quit sadly, and more will follow. People came from behind and became a new generation of online writers.

Is it possible that the new members are repeating the persistence of others until they leave?

Of course... there are some winners and more losers. This is also a normal and universal rule.

I heard that so-and-so wrote a book for a long time and became a god. It’s really good luck.

Among Internet writers, there are indeed those who can become gods based on one book, but they are also very rare individuals.

According to the common rules in the Internet literary circle, among the hundreds of thousands of Internet writers, there is a flood of sand. Even if "dozens of people sign one", only tens of thousands of people are so lucky to have their works noticed by editors, so that

Sign a contract, get rid of your status as a low-ranking street writer, and become the lowest among the signees - a third-rate writer.

And among the tens of thousands of third-rate writers, there may not necessarily be a few aunts born. With hard work and luck, there will be hundreds of them who will become rich farmers and little god-level beings.

And this situation is probably considered a good situation.

Through hard work and diligence comparable to that of bees, rich farmers and little gods may become aunties after a few years or more.

But if you want to go one step further, become a super aunt or a legendary supreme god, and achieve the status of a god, then you have to look at whether you have super invincible luck.

Most of the income of online writers comes from the 50-50 split with novel websites through readers’ subscriptions after their works are put on the shelves.

A common situation is that when a work is put on the shelf, it becomes a work that needs to be paid to be read. Generally, it costs 3 cents per 1,000 words. There are also particularly excellent works, and it is difficult to get more than 5 cents per 1,000 words.

What is the actual situation? When a work requires payment to read, the loss of popularity of the work is considerable.

Many people find it troublesome, and many people are unwilling to subscribe, which often leads to situations where a work has very good results before it is put on the shelves, but has poor subscriptions after it is put on the shelves. This is naturally the reason.

And this subscription of 1,000 words/3 points will be divided 50-50 with the novel website. The embarrassment of the life of online writers can be said to be well known.

Doesn’t such a large novel website need money for its own operations and daily work? Doesn’t the various related staff need salaries?

So..., no wonder the novel website is like this.

Of course... there are also those Internet writers who are slightly more fortunate, and their works are considered by publishers to be published as physical books, which is also a source of income.

There are also film and television adaptations, online game adaptations, etc., wireless terminal recommendations, which are some other income besides subscriptions.

And if you want to rely on online writing to live comfortably, I'm afraid it's basically difficult. Unless you can become a small or medium-sized god-level existence, your subscriptions will be higher after your works are put on the shelves, and your income will naturally be higher accordingly. Some.

Day after day, you repeat the code word updates every day. Generally speaking, you have to ensure that there are about 2 chapters (4,000) words updated every day. Only in this way can you attract readers, so that readers can like the online articles you write and become loyal fans. , laying the foundation for future subscriptions, this is such a great and time-consuming preparation.

After the information flashed through Yi Ming's mind like water, a trace of sadness appeared on his face, and his whole body lost the excitement and joy he had just now.

Clicking on the search function of Penguin, Yi Ming entered the Penguin group number 358*****#, applied to join the Light of the Great God of the Scrap Group, and waited for the confirmation of the information.

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