Global Class Change: My Book Tops the Bestsellers Chart

Class Advancement for All: My Books Top the Bestseller Charts

After reaching the top of the charts, nineteen-year-old Wang Dao takes up the novelist class and earns his first pot of gold.

During a clash with online readers in **, he says, "Quality doesn't matter if you've got traffic," a line that resonates with countless ** users.

Feeling guilty, he tips five thousand site coins to the author he had argued with, but the other person posts about it online, sparking a debate over whether quality or traffic matters more.

When he releases a new book, his fans can't stand how he has lost his former productivity, and hit him with the soul-searching question: "Where the hell is your speed?"

He revises the new book, but mixes the pacing and tropes of a wish-fulfillment story into his quality fiction, driving away a large number of readers.

Wang Dao doesn't know what to do about it.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.