Yu Qi is a god-level writer on a certain website, one of the few male writers who dabbles in erotica.
A year ago, his second original Danmei novel "Chang'an Crossing the West" was adapted into a film and television drama.
The original party was wailing and rushing into action.
A year later, when an author was opening gifts from readers, he discovered that he had been written into a fanfic by a hard-core reader.
Can't calm down?
Could it be that readers think the adaptation is not good?
Could it be that readers think the ending written in large letters is too tragic?
Could it be that the readers want Da Da to have a sweet love relationship with his "biological son"?
An author: "I won't fall in love with a grown man, I won't be gay, no matter how good-looking I am."
A certain author: "My 'own son' Yan Gaowuqiang has a good outlook on life, and he is proud and cute in his loyal dog years. It will not be a loss if we fall in love."
(ちょっとって Qio duo ma dei)
"On the contrary, villain, don't mess around."
"How can you, villain, attack people faster than my 'own son'?"
"Villain, how do you expect a straight person who writes about beautiful things to be honest?"
"Villain, you might get cold if you stay with me."
The time-travel author who pretends to be serious vs. The system that is forced to be unserious and reborn
The real author whispers: If you think you are a pigeon writer, you will not gain popularity, clicks, collections, recommendations, readers, and... You will not get money.
But he is grateful and works hard.
Intention: Everything happens for a reason