Beginning with the Bizarre, I Started Containing It

I don't think the reason for the lack of subscriptions is that the author stopped writing. The book was only available for less than half a month before the author stopped writing, citing poor performance. I've never really understood why these authors, who haven't accumulated many fans, expect their initial subscription numbers to reach their ideal level.

I've noticed a really interesting phenomenon: authors at level two and above aren't really controlled, especially those new level one authors. I don't know where they get the audacity to ask for comments when their books aren't even necessarily paid. It makes it impossible for me to write even a couple of sentences, or even post a "hahaha"! 😁😁😁

Not bad, not bad, another one I've managed to kill off. As expected of me, I always manage to raise one book only to have it die.

Let's start a creative submission thread for the author Blood-Drinking Whetstone: Sharpening weapons by pouring blood on them can improve their quality (depending on the quality of the blood), restore durability, and temporarily grant one of the following: Sharpness, Durability, Armor Penetration, Silence, Curse, etc.

Dude, over 20,000 favorites? Isn't it normal to let a book grow before reading it? Do you think all readers are so bored they're chasing after your book? What kind of fragile ego is this? You call this a blow? I'm speechless. Another book I've let grow has died. 🤫

What the hell is this? It was published for ten hours and then abandoned? It must be the reincarnation of a nine-generation eunuch! With this kind of attitude, you still want to make a living writing books? Go wash up and go to sleep; you can have anything in your dreams.

Seriously, I'm fed up with Qidian. Can't they remove abandoned novels from the Sanjiang Literature City? I only found out they were abandoned after I subscribed. Also, could you add a blacklist function so I can block abandoned authors?

Given the current environment at Qidian, many authors have been driven away, damaging their own reputations. If no good new talents come in and veteran authors can't persevere, won't things just end up bleak? Do we really have to force growth and cut things off completely?

Why are so many eunuchs pushing this?

This book was completely abandoned, yet it still made it onto the Sanjiang list—it's outrageous!