From Fighting on the Street to Becoming a God, I Wrote for Four Years

Four years, twelve books, twelve million words, zero income. Lin Chen sat in a fifteen-square-meter rental house, staring at the number "Collection: 231" on the screen, feeling that he was probably the most failed author in the world. He began to dismantle popular products, pursue hot topics, and study rules and writing methods. He thought that as long as he learned the tricks of the market, he would be seen by readers. But he pounced on new suspense books, pounced on strange stories about rules, and pounced on all the books that he thought "will definitely be popular this time." Until late at night, he opened his father's diary. The worker who had been standing on the assembly line for twenty years wrote in crooked handwriting: "Xiaochen, dad believes you can become a writer." Lin Chen suddenly understood - he had chased a hundred hot spots, but had forgotten that the story he should write the most was right next to him. "Late Night Bookstore" became an instant hit, not because of its routines, but because of its true feelings. Readers cried in the comments section and said: "My father is like this too." This is a story of a desperate author's counterattack, and it is also a story of a son realizing his father's dream. Write to all the people who are not seen, to all the people who are still persisting. You are not alone. Your story deserves to be remembered.