The Carefree Immortal

Writing novels is a job where effort and reward are not linear at all. In the early stages, you might write for several years and still not earn more than 3,000 yuan a month, or even just a few hundred, which isn't enough to support yourself. Later on, you might earn tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of yuan a month.

The author is too hasty. With your abilities, if you plan your outline well, take your time to build up your reputation and skills, you'll definitely become a top author, and you'll have endless novel and TV series rights in the future. However, the author is too impatient, unable to recognize their own strengths, wanting to gamble and become a sensation, constantly changing pseudonyms to try and become popular, which is only wasting your own time.

I came from the Half-Demon fandom and really love their style, so I've decided to continue supporting them. I also hope that Half-Demon can have a good beginning and a good end, at least with a complete story. Keep it up!

I'm speechless. This book is very well written, and your previous one, Half-Demon, was also very good. Why can't you stick with it? Maybe you think you're talented and have high expectations for results, but your strengths are your writing style and plot development—you're a late-blooming author. You cut out the exciting parts of the beginning of Half-Demon.

It's really well-written, full of human warmth, martial arts and magic, and mysterious and fantastical plot points. All it lacks is love, hate, and vengeance. It's just as good as the previous book! The author's writing skills are becoming increasingly evident. Please don't abandon this story!

I'll just write at my own pace. A couple of days ago, Ban Yao suddenly said it was almost finished, which was so unexpected. It's really well-written, so I'll just keep writing at my own pace.

I gave you all my monthly votes, and you just ran off without a word. When are you going to release a new book? Who can I give my votes to then?

The story of Half-Demon could have been gradually and carefully concluded. Even if the ending wasn't perfect, at least they had tried their best and wouldn't have lost readers. Having written this far, trying to finish it was better than almost abandoning the story altogether.

Keep writing if you have the foundation. Half-demon level traffic is enough. Promote it more, promote it more! Some trashy novels don't even get as much traffic as yours. The key is that abandoning the story will damage your public image. Many mediocre, almost dead, authors on Qidian started out like you.

They've made one wrong step after another. They could have waited until Half-Demon was finished before starting this book, and then promoted it while it was still hot. At least the results wouldn't be worse than they are now. Now, not a single book has had a good outcome. How can they face their readers? They just cut it off like that, gradually eroding their reputation. In the end, will anyone really be willing to invest?