Have you ever made games? Then you should write about games!

The next day, early in the morning.

The alarm had barely rung twice when a large hand descended from the sky and firmly suppressed it.

Immediately after getting up, the first thing Chen Dong did was not to wash up, but to open his writing assistant and publish the fourth and fifth chapters he had written the night before.

At the same time, Chen Dong couldn't help but boast to himself.

"There are very few online novel authors as dedicated as me, whose first thing to do after waking up is to update their work."

I checked the backend and there were no comments yet, but there were seven people who had read it.

In other words, apart from the editor and the author Chen Dong, his novels have already been read quietly by strangers.

Although the number of participants was small, it still ignited Chen Dong's creative passion and boosted his motivation.

After a quick wash, Chen Dong sat back on the sofa, eating thirty cheap, near-expiry small breads he bought for ten yuan each from Pinduoduo, while turning on his computer to start working.

With nothing to do today, he could concentrate on writing, even though he couldn't listen to music in brothels.

Therefore, Chen Dong set himself a goal of writing a full 15,000 words.

After all, the stage for the protagonist to show off and get slapped in the face was already set up yesterday, and the readers' emotions had already been pulled to a low point.

Today's story is about the protagonist using "Devil's Roulette" to participate in a competition, overcoming all obstacles to achieve a high ranking and gain both fame and fortune.

At the same time, the villainous Manager Fang should be trampled underfoot and ruthlessly abused according to the bet, allowing readers to vent their pent-up anger and reach an emotional climax.

Because Chen Dong had mentally drafted the next few chapters before going to bed last night, he quickly completed the writing of the remaining three chapters.

Adhering to the concept of giving readers the ultimate enjoyment, Chen Dong used two chapters to achieve the explosion of enjoyment.

He knew it perfectly well.

Readers read novels just like they do *that*, all for that final jolt.

As a novelist, having laid the groundwork for several chapters, to gloss over that final shudder would be no different from actively seeking death.

With Chen Dong's current writing skills, extending the exciting moments for two chapters is already the limit; forcibly extending it would only have the opposite effect.

Ultimately, before his transmigration, Chen Dong was just an old nobody. Not to mention top-tier big shots like the Five Great Masters of the Central Plains, even authors with tens of thousands of subscriptions and high-quality works were unattainable figures in his eyes.

Before entering the industry, as a reader, he could still point fingers at the Five Whites of the Central Plains. Although he knew that the Five Whites of the Central Plains were powerful, he was not clear about their strength.

However, after entering the industry, Chen Dong suddenly realized that compared with the big shots, he was like a mayfly looking at the blue sky, unable to even catch up with them, and wasting his name which sounded like the big shots.

At the end of the latest chapter, after simply leaving a clue that the villainous Manager Fang was about to use underhanded tactics to deal with the male lead, Chen Dong took his hands off the keyboard and collapsed onto the back of the sofa.

Writing 5,000 words in an hour is the limit of a keyboard, not the limit of Chen Dong himself.

Chen Dong's only advantage in making a living writing online novels is his typing speed, honed through years of being single.

After noticing that the keyboard of his old laptop was getting hot, Chen Dong decided to stop and rest.

After emptying the overnight water from his thermos, Chen Dong filled a cup with hot water and sat back down in front of his computer.

In his previous life, although he made a living by writing online novels and had a lot of free time, Chen Dong still maintained a relatively healthy lifestyle.

Despite young people constantly talking about death, after seeing so many news reports of young people dying suddenly, Chen Dong naturally developed a sense of health and wellness.

The first thing to do is to follow the advice of the elderly and drink more hot water.

Chen Dong sipped hot water as he opened the comment management section of the assistant's backend.

After a short loading time, a comment appeared in Chen Dong's view.

The latest chapter's end-of-chapter comment, "?".

It was clearly a simple question mark, yet it contained a thousand unspoken words, and it also made Chen Dong feel the turbulent emotions in the commentator's heart.

Followed by.

Every time Chen Dong clicked refresh, a new comment would appear.

Without exception, all the comments were criticizing Chen Dong for his self-indulgent escapades.

"What kind of game is Devil Roulette? I've never heard of it before."

"I can't find any information about the game 'Devil Roulette'. Could it be a game created by the author himself?"

"Creating a game based on plagiarism of other games? Is the author still half asleep?"

"Author, please stop indulging in self-pity!"

With just one chapter, Chen Dong successfully drew out all of the novel's few readers.

Isn't this another way to attract comments?

However, Chen Dong fully understands the psychological state of these readers.

Similar to entertainment novels, game-related plagiarism stories primarily use works from the original world to create a sense of immersion.

After all that buildup, Chen Dong suddenly pulls out a game that no reader on Earth has ever seen before, and then tries to force the reader to believe that the game is well-made. No one will accept that.

I was really looking forward to seeing what kind of game the protagonist would use to slap the villain in the face, but the author not only messed things up, but also tried to force-feed me historical information. I can only say that Chen Dong deserved to be criticized.

Seeing that the few comments available were all insults directed at him, Chen Dong simply closed the management page and stopped reading the comments.

The saying goes, "Out of sight, out of mind," and for an online writer, maintaining a good mindset is extremely important.

As you can see, countless excellent online novel authors have abandoned their promising works and resolutely given up the path of online novel writing because they could not tolerate the criticism from readers.

Little do people know that for a novel, most readers are reading silently, while a small group of readers who like to nitpick dominate the discourse.

Besides, everyone has their own interpretation of Hamlet, and even a work with 300,000 average subscriptions has its haters.

What else can be said?

Just don't watch it.

Chen Dong wouldn't say he has a great mindset, but at least he can manage to avoid looking at the comments section.

However, after this incident, most of his few readers will probably leave.

How to meet the system's requirements became a problem that troubled Chen Dong.

He couldn't explain to his readers that he had said the game "Devil Roulette" would be released in a few days.

Let alone the readers, even if you put yourself in their shoes, Chen Dong believes he wouldn't believe his own words.

Are you kidding me? You're just a lousy novelist, have you ever even made a game? You go ahead and create your own game!

Since he couldn't explain it, Chen Dong simply stopped trying. He casually posted a message asking for more readers and offering an apology before throwing himself into writing his novel.

Instead of worrying about whether readers will abandon the book, I should hurry up and complete the system's requirements to redeem "Devil's Roulette".