I'm Just a Web Novelist, So How Did My Whole Family Turn Their Lives Around?

[Modern city life + Everyday urban living + Ensemble cast + Novel-writing + Autobiographical adaptation in the early chapters + Not a conventional power fantasy] Chen Yanzhou is 25, an ordinary wage earner from a poor family. His mother is seriously ill, and his father has a violent temper. All three of his novels flop, earning him less than a hundred yuan. His company fires him, his computer is smashed, and he is kicked out of his home. His neighbors mock him. His life hits rock bottom. He survives by scavenging vegetables and spends his nights hunched over his keyboard in an old house. His fourth book goes online, but the numbers are dismal. He grits his teeth and keeps going, updating thirty thousand words a day without missing a single day. An editor takes notice. He receives his first five-yuan tip, weeps over his keyboard, and finds his faith rekindled. His father secretly comes to visit, leaving behind an unopened bottle of medicine. The truth slowly comes to light. He has no golden finger, only an unwavering commitment to writing. He pours his heart onto the page and turns his life around against the odds. His rise from failure to online fiction star begins a journey of writing, redemption, and growth. (This is my last gamble. If nobody reads this, my life is over. I can't pay back hundreds of thousands in debt. I'm already doing well just by not doing anything bad.)