I Write Web Novels in America

I felt dizzy and irritable. Before signing the contract, the withdrawal symptoms were not severe, so I updated twice a day. The withdrawal symptoms are too strong, so I'll only update once. As long as I'm still trying to quit smoking, I won't get Tj. If I stop updating one day, it means I've relapsed. Please keep an eye on this. Thank you!

Dude, why don't you just stop quitting smoking and get everyone hyped up?

I remember there was a news story about an addict in an American rehabilitation center who successfully kicked his drug addiction after reading a Chinese web novel, I think it was "Battle Through the Heavens." And you know what? Novel addiction is really something else! 😅

Actually, this book went astray from the moment it started charging for content and detailing various political tactics. There are definitely people who enjoy this kind of reading, but I believe there are also those who, like me, enjoy reading about the various reactions of readers after a plagiarist is exposed—after all, that's what makes plagiarism so appealing to its audience.

Frankly, the fantasy genre of Arcane Throne falls under the category of Chinese-style fantasy. Although it uses foreign names and imitates translated speech, it sounds awkward to foreigners, much like a Chinese person watching a foreigner speaking secondhand Chinese. It's not just a difference in language habits but also in ways of thinking.

Bro, keep it up! That's a really good idea. If you can maintain this level for 50 photos, I'm thinking of investing more. I'll take a ride on your coattails! 😁😁😁

Good grief, the protagonist has already taken in two women in just 56 chapters! The problem is, not only that, but they're both single mothers in their thirties, while the protagonist is only 18. Couldn't he at least take in younger, prettier women?

It's been over four years since this book was published, and it still hasn't left the palace. If it weren't for some readers liking it, I would have completely forgotten about it.

I don't think the author's haphazard alterations to the novel will please us, the real readers, especially the part about releasing the witch. These changes have absolutely nothing to do with plagiarism. I was hoping to see you write web novels in the US, but you turned them into something that's neither fish nor fowl.

Dear author, the recent direction of your novels has really taken a strange turn. As a reader, I'm not interested in things like American politics, feminism, and elections. Just as the book's title attracted me, as a reader I was more interested in seeing how online articles influenced various aspects of American life and culture, and the resulting changes, rather than focusing on capitalist political struggles.