Remarks on the shelves? Hehe, to be honest, I personally think that thing may be more appropriate to call a floppy declaration!

On the shelves, a threshold that readers can circumvent but the author cannot escape!

In front of this threshold, countless authors were bleeding and were disheartened from then on; countless works were cut off with one knife, and some of the works were gone, becoming eunuchs who came to the palace to serve the emperor.

I am also very afraid of being put on the shelves, and I am afraid that no one will applaud in the future and can only act in a one-man show, which will inevitably affect the quality and speed of the novels. However, there is no way. 17k is a formal website that is non-pirated, and listing it is a fate that all novels cannot escape.

To be honest, it is possible to finish a novel with more than one million words by the author simply relying on his interest, but it is almost impossible to finish it quickly and with quality!

In the author's life, there will be some unsatisfactory situations, causing him to feel depressed or even angry! At this time, who is still interested in sitting in front of the computer for seven or eight hours and writing thousands or even tens of thousands of words?

Therefore, a novel must be written quickly and with quality. In addition to being interested, the author must also have a sense of responsibility and **.

It is clear that how many readers are looking forward to updates. If they stop updating, they will disappoint and even be angry! This creates a sense of responsibility!

You must make your book better than others, and be known by more people, and let everyone agree that it is an excellent work! This is **!

In general, interest is the author's conventional motivation, and responsibility and ** can make the author urge him to continue writing when he has no interest in writing! The three are available, and the possibility of a novel being interrupted and unfinished is reduced to the minimum!

Although I don’t know how many readers will agree with this truth, I think it will be the voice of many authors.

Please think about it yourself how much time it takes to write 2,000 words, and then I tell you that this is my first book and I have no experience in typing, so the speed is about the same as yours. Then you can estimate how much time it takes to code words every day.

Finally, please consider this question - I have put in so much time and energy, and then let you spend 20 cents a day to support it. Is it too much?

The charging standard for 17k is 1,000 words and three cents. With my update volume, I can read it in just 2 cents a day. I would like to support this book. Click on "Quick Recharge" above the 17k homepage. There are many recharge methods.
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