The Monkey King

There is a concept in the Internet literature circle called Xiaobaiwen. The so-called Xiaobaiwen means that the plot is as simple as possible, the explanations are as comprehensive as possible, and there are as many voiceovers as possible to reduce the reading difficulty for readers as much as possible, sacrificing various emotions and charm for this purpose. Readers who like to read this kind of books are called Xiaobai. Most of the online articles are this kind of articles.

Many readers hate Xiaobai's writing and often complain about the shortage of books. Such readers are called Laobai. They always complain that they have no books to read. Why exactly does this happen?

Just now, Da Pohou's collection exceeded 150,000, but his subscriptions were still a pitiful 2,500. The ratio is sixty to one, and in the top 100 books, it is number one, I mean number one from the bottom.

Everyone's ratio is ten to one, but twenty to one is even worse. And if turtles didn't criticize piracy, this figure would be ninety or even one hundred to one.

Whether you admit it or not, this is reality. I hear many people complaining that novice writers dominate the online literature circle. In fact, this is the result of market choice. Because most of the novice readers choose to read pirated versions, the authors all choose to write novice writers.

Can you blame them? No, I want to eat well. It's not because there are many novices, but because Laobai loves piracy more, so the author has no choice but to write novels.

Before I started writing, many friends had advised Turtle, but Turtle is a person who does not believe in evil. In the end, Turtle proved them right with his own actions.

Finally, I would like to thank the genuine readers among Laobai who are willing to use their actions to cast a vote to support turtles. Because you are very rare, you are still precious. Thank you. Not much else to say. Code words... (To be continued ~^~)