Defense Broken

Actually, it doesn’t matter if you scold me for praising Jay Chou, for writing a bad plot, for creating bad characters, or for using too many words. But scolding the protagonist for being a fool when it comes to copyright is really frustrating.

So when I was writing, I tried to be more realistic, letting the protagonist use Panda Chinese Network to quickly increase his fame at the cost of some copyrights. Really, Panda Chinese Network holds 70% of the domestic online literature market in China, and it won’t change anything for an author. If the protagonist hadn’t also blossomed in comics and songs, and had left to work alone, it really wouldn’t have made any waves.

The performance of this book was so bad that I never wanted to give up. I have always insisted on taking a few hours of rest time every day to write 5,000 words.

I don’t need to do that. I can go drink with friends, play League of Legends, and eat chicken. I can go to bed early and get up early. Isn’t that nice?

Alas…

I felt extremely uncomfortable. For a moment, I really wanted to stop writing.