
Ultraman: Making Light with My Bare Hands? This Light Is Poisonous!
奥特:徒手搓光?这光有毒!
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 58k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Going to the factory is definitely the dumbest decision I've ever made.
You can get into a factory anytime, you can't rely on connections or education to get in. But if you've subscribed to 10,000 books, you're already better than 99% of online novelists. You can write for another year without any results, then you can go back to the factory. But if you work 12 hours a day tightening screws in a factory, even the most talented writers like Tang Jia San Shao and Jiang Nan wouldn't be able to write anything.
Seriously?! The author got good grades writing this! Isn't it better than working in a factory? Of course, management is another story. Judging from Golza's book, he must be making at least ten thousand copies a month! Plus, he's free, nobody cares. Working in a factory is very draining.
Brother, you only have three books listed in your portfolio, and only one of them is actually finished. In over two years, the word count of those three books probably doesn't even reach half the word count of a single book by other established authors. Considering your second book's second-to-last announcement, it's no wonder your family is worried. Wanting to achieve your dreams is understandable, but you also need to consider reality on your path to success.
They came because of its reputation, so is that true? If that's the general income, then his parents' thinking is understandable.
Those who listened to the author's latest chapter, I think there's no need to rush to curse the parents.
As an adult, lacking even the most basic discernment, he's easily swayed by public opinion. Even if we halve the author's claim of a six-figure income, would he still be living with his parents, forced to work in a factory, and experiencing constant family conflicts for 50,000 a month?
It's probably the work of a malevolent spirit relative.
The author's mother was probably instigated by the evil relatives in the village. She couldn't stand that the author's family earned so much money. There was a streamer who did the same thing and ended up being swindled out of all his money.
The author is advised to be more careful in daily life.
Hold onto all your assets tightly, don't give them to even your own parents. Also, be careful not to get scammed by women. My friend was cheated out of 180,000 yuan by his ex-girlfriend and still hasn't gotten it back. He's even considering treating his ex-girlfriend and her husband like ginseng roots.
If the author logs into this account and sees the comments section, I really want to say something to you. Your family thinks the novel writing industry is shameful because they don't understand you. You could compare yourself to some famous online writers—though I really don't want to mention that person, I still have to mention Tang Jia San Shao—and tell them that this profession has a future.
I said that my family thinks I'm cultured because I'm an online novelist, so why is it shameful for me to work in a factory or write books?
Suggestion
I came here because of this post. The author suggests you learn about the term "laborer." Sometimes, family advice isn't that important. If I were you, I'd rather live outside, eat takeout, and write a book. Besides, your wife probably doesn't have much affection for you, so be careful you don't end up getting a share of the profits from your book later.