Reborn, I achieved legendary status with a single book.

Chapter 44 We always need to find something to be happy about, right?

"Hey, has the plot sped up a lot lately?"

"Yes, the pace has obviously sped up, but it feels even more enjoyable than before."

"It's exhilarating, but it's not quite like Bu Yangda's style. Bu Yangda's writing style is characterized by its ups and downs, and he doesn't always write with such radicalism."

In the book review section of "I Come From Billions of Light Years", many readers frequently commented.

"Don't you know?"

"What do you know?"

"This book by Bu Yangda may be banned."

"Holy crap...where did this news come from?"

There are no secrets in the internet world.

Originally, this matter concerning online literature was only within the industry, but it quickly spread to the reader group as well.

Xiao, the group administrator, sent Chen Yang a message: "Chen Yang, many people outside are saying that your book is going to be banned. Is that true?"

Chen Yang received this message at 9 p.m.

Chen Yang didn't know what to say, so he replied, "I don't know if it will be banned, but it's quite dangerous."

This is not just Chen Yang's personal opinion.

Recently.

Gu Yue sent Chen Yang several messages.

Furthermore, it was specifically pointed out which of Chen Yang's photos had problems.

For example, the scene where Chen Beixuan kills someone in public by West Lake.

Isn't this kind of plot satisfying?

Of course it felt amazing!

but.

Driven by this exhilarating experience, a group of imitators, building upon this foundation, embarked on a journey of relentlessly insanely satisfying moments.

Thus, in various urban settings, regardless of anything else, a single disagreement can lead to murder.

Chen Yang remained the same as before.

He can't change.

Need to change.

Then it wouldn't be this book.

Gu Yue also sighed.

If it really needs to be changed, will anyone still watch "I Come From Billions of Light Years"?

"But please rest assured, as long as I'm not banned, I will continue to update. Besides, I'm aiming for 10,000 subscribers."

Chen Yang has adjusted his mindset quite well.

He continued updating the chapters.

At the same time.

Chen Yang's backing is also boosting the average revenue of "I Come From Billions of Light Years".

9200.
In just a few days, the average order value of the new book has increased by 200.

This situation also drew attention from many authors on SkyNet.

When they learned that Chen Yang was still striving to reach 10,000 subscriptions, they were all deeply moved.

"Without 10,000 subscribers, one is not a true god; indeed, his unremarkable appearance is worthy of the name."

"I admire their spirit even at this time."

"Brothers, rise up! Bu Yangda has already set a good example, what about us?"

"Not reaching 10,000 subscribers doesn't make you a true god... Keep it up!"

"come on."

Inspired by Chen Yang's ambition, the authors also threw themselves into writing.

In here.

There is a group of authors who may seem ordinary.

There are also some talented people who haven't been recognized and have never become famous.

But the future is uncertain.

The next legend will be born here.

……

the other side.

After Chen Yang updated the latest chapter, "Sleeping" in the Baicai God Group sent Chen Yang a message.

"Auntie who's sleeping, what's up?"

"Call my sister."

"Sleeping Sister".

"good."

"Any red envelopes?"

"No."

Chen Yang sent a pouting emoji.

Sleeping Sister's real name is Xu Acai, a top-tier male-oriented writer on Qidian.com.

Seeing Chen Yang's displeased expression, Xu Acai smiled and said, "I have good news for you."

"What good news?"

"The publishing house in Taiwan that I worked with before wants to publish your book in traditional Chinese characters. Are you interested?"

"Let's do it."

Chen Yang certainly wouldn't refuse such a thing.

He still thought his book wouldn't be published.

did not expect.

Taiwan is still a good option.

However, Xu Acai added, "They might have a condition: you shouldn't update anymore. Send the rest of the story to their publisher. This is good for you too; even if the platform shuts down, your book can still be published in Taiwan."

"Uh……"

Without a second thought, Chen Yang replied, "If it's not being updated online, then forget it."

Xu Acai asked, somewhat puzzled, "Really?"

Xu Acai then explained, "You know how convenient the internet is. If you release the ending, their traditional Chinese version won't sell very well, right?"

That makes sense, but I refuse.

Chen Yang still refused.

This puzzled Xu Acai, who asked, "Why?"

"I still value the internet market quite a bit."

Chen Yang said.

Chen Yang knew about traditional Chinese characters from his previous life.

Previously, many authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) did this for the sake of selling traditional Chinese characters in Taiwan.

So they suspended the serialization on Qidian.

The goal, of course, is to sell better in the traditional Chinese version and make more money.

Although in the short term.

This kind of operation can indeed earn more money.

But in the long run, this is a huge loss.

Online literature, online literature... it is literature that exists online.

Without the word "internet," it is no different from traditional literature.

The reason why online literature has vitality lies in the word "online".

To preserve traditional Chinese characters, updates were sacrificed.

Even if you can earn more money, the sacrifice of updates will be a huge blow to your online reputation.

Don't be fooled by the fact that fame may not seem particularly valuable now.

But this will happen when online literature reaches its peak.

Sometimes, top authors can just post a book title and publishers will throw millions at them.

Just a pity.

Many top authors haven't realized this point.

This has also caused some authors who could have become top-tier authors to leave the online literature circle because of the use of traditional Chinese characters.

Think of this.

Chen Yang also shared his views with Xu Acai and suggested that she focus on online platforms and supplement with traditional Chinese publishing.

Xu Acai hesitated.

Chen Yang didn't know what to say.

After all, it remains to be seen how online literature will develop in the future.

You have to experience it for yourself.

Let alone Xu Acai, even if the site administrator of Qidian came right now, he might not believe it.

"Brother Bu Yang, you're quite the smooth talker."

"Haha, when you're writing a book, of course you have to fool people."

"So you were just kidding me?"

"I'm not kidding. If you trust me, I advise you to reject Taiwanese literature. Online literature is the main platform. If you're going to switch to traditional characters just for a little money, you're putting the cart before the horse."

"I'll think about it carefully."

Xu Acai nodded.

After a while, Xu Acai said again, "A list of works that are going to be banned has been circulating online. Have you seen it?"

"Looked."

"Your book is inside."

"Hmm. However, I haven't received any news yet, so I don't know if it's true or not?"

"What if your book really gets banned?"

"Let's start another one."

"Such a good attitude."

"Otherwise, who else would I fight to the death with?"

Chen Yang said.

"You're something else, kid."

"Thank you."

"You're not a true god until you reach 10,000 subscribers... Are you really planning to aim for 10,000 subscribers recently?"

"Yes, the words have already been spoken."

"But even books can have accidents, how can we reach 10,000 subscriptions?"

"I don't know if it's unexpected. Even if something unexpected happens, we still need to find something to be happy about, right? Otherwise, it would be such a pity if the book got banned and no one got to see the ending."

"You're quite optimistic."

"Think about it. What if, and I mean what if, the book really did reach 10,000 subscriptions before it was sealed?"

"Then you must be a true god!!!"

Xu Acai sent three exclamation marks.

(End of this chapter)