The Sword Subdues Mountains and Rivers: Starting with Martial Arts Deductions

Come from the left path and see what your father-in-law is doing. He cut it without saying a word.

The problem is that now I only write a few tens of thousands of words before cutting it down, and if I write something new, nobody reads it anymore.

If a book is constantly abandoned, not only will the editors not care, but readers won't want to read it either. No matter how well it's written, no one wants to read a book that might be abandoned.

I still don't understand why they cut "I Plant a Divine Tree in My Heart"! Was that book's grade very bad? While it may not be comparable to a masterpiece like "The Bodyguard Sword Saint," it is still a high-quality novel. But because the psychological threshold was raised too high, the author's expectations of himself went beyond that. Therefore, he abruptly ended the book.

This is... The new Grand Eunuch?

The student who planted the sacred tree must have gotten pretty good grades, right? Why did you cut it down?

I just opened the book two days ago, and I thought there would be at least 50 chapters.

Old eunuch? Seriously, can't you just keep updating regularly?

There's a real reason your data is bad. The old-fashioned bragging and face-slapping stunt works best when it's over within a day or two. Who's going to read a frustrating story that's been sitting there for two days during the new book's release period?

Focus on training and getting stronger at the beginning; don't get bogged down in interpersonal relationships or showing off and getting humiliated right away. That's counterproductive and a downside. The early focus should be on the protagonist, making them compelling. Once the plot flows smoothly, introduce character interactions; this will actually increase the enjoyment.