A Hundred Years of Sign-Ins, and I’ve Become a Demonic Cult Overlord

There is a reason why it is not popular After reading dozens of chapters, I am decisive in killing But I am not happy. I give up the task of controlling the branch and complete the dog-licking task Read the novel for fun, not to be depressed As long as it is the type of Yakuza style or demon boss, it is fine to have a harem But there cannot be a heroine. Especially dog-licking. It is absolutely rubbish Don't blame the system. Who does the system listen to?

This is my last post. Updates are too slow, and updates are discontinued without being informed in advance, and requests for leave are not made up for. To be honest, don't follow the example of today's great masters who only update once a day and stop updating whenever you want. You must know that others worked hard before they became famous. Tomato was updating Lord Snow Eagle back then, with a steady flow of two updates a day, and bursts of updates from time to time. Any debts owed during leave would be made up, and when it was finished, I updated more than a dozen chapters in one day and finished it straight away. I became lazy when I was writing Feijianwen. I had to take one day off a week, and later on After two days of rest, what do others rely on? The basis is that all of Feijian Wenwen's previous novels were completed day by day by Qinqin Ganghang. Snow Eagle Lord, Coiling Dragon, and Devouring the Starry Sky were enough to make him a world-famous internet writer and have a large number of fans. Why could others keep updating back then? Because at that time almost all authors had manuscripts saved, so they could keep updating even if something happened. Great gods like Tudou and Chen Dong all came here in the past, and they only started to stop updating after others became famous. I believe that every author hopes that his novel will become popular, so why should you? There is only this one work, and there are very few fans. It can only be based on diligence. When other authors are still indifferent, if you can keep updating or even explode, becoming a highlight, it may be easier to stand out from thousands of authors. After all, only a few people can become popular based on one book. It is normal to gain fans through the first book and improve their writing skills. Isn't it true that others like San Shao have gained countless fans because of their diligence and never forgetting their original aspirations? As one of the first batch of online writers, San Shao has indeed seized the opportunities of the times, but it is undeniable that hard work is indeed an important reason for San Shao's numerous fans. That's it, I hope the author will become popular one day in the future.

Think about Squid, unless he wrote a mystery, his previous works have always been unknown, but now when I look at his previous works, they are all excellent works. You should stick to it. This work is very smooth in terms of layout, characters, plot, and transitions! Hold on!

I have to say, the update speed is really slow.

TMD is the most disgusting hodgepodge. It combines all the character backgrounds and martial arts skills in the novels of famous martial arts masters. It is simply disgusting.

The terrible breath-holding technique, I'm afraid, I'm afraid, I'm gone ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ

A hodgepodge, a mess. It is said that he hides his strength, but also has an aura of intelligence. Everyone he meets wants to kill him, he is like a lunatic. And he wants to get involved in everything, which is a bit retarded.

Author, are you sure there is no word to replace Huahua? For example: You only have this little strength, but you still dare to shout at me I find that many authors nowadays are regressive and like all kinds of memes every day. Isn't normal Chinese bad?

Sometimes the protagonist is so damn troublesome, he's not afraid of being exposed, he always saves women

Another update? Why so few? The number of words in a chapter is not that many. Why can't I update twice a day? What's wrong with the current author? I remember that when Lord Snow Eagle postponed updates in 2018, I would remember them and then make them up later. Once I updated more than a dozen updates in one day. Nowadays, late updates have become normal, and so does Chen Dong. He updates a chapter about Holy Ruins every month, and he also makes up for the chapters he owed when he asked for leave when writing about Perfect World. What's wrong with the online literary world nowadays? Updates are delayed as a matter of course and not made up for. You said you had something, let alone nothing, but you made up for it later by saying, is it because my mind was stuck on a few years ago that something went wrong? Who started this trend?