Chapter 39: Chat for Two Sentences
Chat for Two Sentences
Some classmates want to see Little Fang go to Tsinghua or Peking to pretend to be cool. It’s a pity, this book doesn't take this route.
First, going to Tsinghua or Peking doesn't make much sense.
The platform is indeed good, can build connections, but classmates are in politics, can’t write, write then waste; classmates are not in politics, then only money is left. Is Little Fang short of money?
Second, the effect of pretending to be cool conflicts with the actual route.
Going to Tsinghua or Peking is very cool, it sounds different from the coquettish bitches, but you enjoy the benefits, you have to bear the responsibility.
Tsinghua or Peking teachers ask you to shoot a promotional video, do you shoot?
Tsinghua or Peking student union asks you to help, do some activities, do you help?
Tsinghua or Peking platform leaders ask you to restrain your temper and correct your words and deeds, do you listen?
Conflicts with people like Ai Daijin, the school urges you to talk and make peace, pressing your head to endure some dog shit, do you endure?
Later, Little Fang made it big, the school issued political tasks, the hospital also wanted to cooperate, the department teachers wanted to stuff people into the project...
Do you rebel?
With the administrative level of Tsinghua or Peking, no matter how many awards Little Fang wins or how much money he makes, he will always be in a weak position.
Going to this kind of school is not cool at all, understand?
Tell a joke, after graduation, go to the alumni meeting, the leaders are all on the stage, Little Fang has to accompany the smiling face below.
You want to go to Tsinghua or Peking to build so-called connections and pretend to be the most awesome, but in fact, you are putting yourself in a situation that you cannot control, which is very immature.
Third, there are some detailed problems in going to Tsinghua or Peking that hinder writing.
If you study hard, you will lack exposure for two or three years, which not only affects fan-gathering and solidifying fans, but also has problems in writing that are difficult to take into account.
If you don't study hard, write novels and shoot movies, then Little Fang is an alien in the school, and the outside world will also question it.
Then, how to position the campus life in Tsinghua or Peking?
How to interact with this academic environment?
You don't need to consider these problems; I have to.
Fourth, does the core main thread of this book lean toward business or entertainment?
It is clearly entertainment.
Then the core cannot be skewed; any ink that leads to a shift in the core is a flaw.
There are simply too many "cool points" in web novels. If I gave Xiao Fang a cheat, letting him not only get into Qingbei but also solve the Goldbach conjecture, that would be even more awesome, explosive, and fan-attracting, but it’s wrong—it’s off-track.
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So, summarizing all of the above, the conclusion is: I am very grateful for everyone's suggestions, but I don't really recommend that you use a particularly strong or assertive tone to instruct the author on how to write the book.
The comments that would mislead everyone have been deleted, but no one has been banned. You can still vent as you like in the future; if it really doesn't suit you, let's part on good terms and meet again in the world of martial arts.
I’ve said this since my first book, and it’s true that many old readers have gathered again for a new book—isn't that quite good?
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Finally, let's talk about the release date and the possibility of mass updates.
I’ve discussed it with the editor; it will be released on February 1st. Let’s just keep updating like this for the rest of the month.
I do have a tiny bit of buffer stock on hand right now; Xiao Agua is truly a thief, staring at me every day.
If I don't get sick this month, I can have a burst of updates on the day of the release.
As for the specific amount, we’ll see when the time comes. If the performance is good, I’ll put in more effort; if the performance is average, I’ll slack off and take care of my health.
In any case, I can't release them now; I have to save them for emergencies.
The basic rule is 4,000 words per day, either one or two chapters; if there’s more, consider it a baguette suddenly appearing in place of a bread roll.
But if there is a Great Alliance member, I’ll definitely have to kowtow to my daddy—that’s all.
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