I Took Their Advice and Really Became a Web Novel Master!

"People have been asking me lately how to write a good novel. My answer is simple: listen to others' advice.

Keep your readers' words in mind and use your pen to describe the content they enjoy. That way, you'll gain another subscription.

Don't try to argue or pick fights with your readers. That will only deepen their dislike of you.

As for readers who love to argue, all you need to do is identify the point they're hung up on and try to resolve the issue.

What? I've explained it in such detail, and you still don't understand? Then why the hell are you writing novels? Go work in a factory tightening screws. The novel-writing business really isn't for you!"

Book titles:

Listen to Your Readers, and I Really Became a Web Novel Master!, The Love-Hate Relationship Between Me, My Editor, the System, and My Readers, I Wrote Everything the Way You Told Me, So Why Won't You Keep Reading and Subscribe?, Ah! I Really Did My Best..., and This System Is Too Clever!!