Starry Sky Railway: No one understands the Amber King better than me.

But Lin Yuan didn't pay much attention to any of these things.

After completing several tasks for the company, he began a life of seclusion.

Tver's market development department is now under his and Spell's control.

Although the official appointment has not yet been issued, anyone can be certain that this key figure who turned the tide in this operation will at least be promoted to the level of deputy minister.

The system update was delayed for four months, which made him somewhat worried.

But Lin Yuan quickly suppressed this worry in his heart. No matter how things develop in the future, he will continue on his path.

As for the masked fool, after some interrogation, he cooperated well and confessed, revealing that there was no grand conspiracy involved.

She simply wanted to take advantage of Minister Serena's upcoming trip to Pierpoint, hoping that the other party would take her along so that she could infiltrate the company headquarters with a legitimate identity and then cause a big commotion.

But Lin Yuan didn't let him go. After leaving behind a large number of videos that would make him completely lose in the tavern and the universe, the Masked Fool was humiliated and let go by Lin Yuan.

Of course, everything comes at a price. Not only did he have to accept Lin Yuan's orders several times afterward, but he also left him an invitation to a tavern.

...........

Just now, the company organized a large-scale press conference.

The press conference will be broadcast to the entire intergalactic world through the channels of Interstellar Peace Entertainment.

Lin Yuan attended the meeting as a representative of the Market Development Department. His image will also be disseminated throughout the universe via various channels during this live broadcast.

At the meeting, the company spokesperson provided a detailed account of the events leading up to and following the incident. The meeting also showcased the vibrant, thriving spirit of life emerging from the reconstruction of various planets.

In subsequent Q&A sessions with reporters, the spokesperson repeatedly mentioned that the company's belief in "preservation" and its practitioners played a crucial role.

After the meeting, Lin Yuan left the bustling crowd and stepped out of the company headquarters.

Outside, the sky was pitch black, with only the stars twinkling.

He took a deep breath of the cool air around him and looked towards the distant horizon.

Footsteps sounded from behind.

Soon, Spiel, Saisi, Su Shuyan, and other qualified team members or friends walked up to him.

Just now, the company designated this day as a memorial day to commemorate the victims of this unrest.

On this day, there will be a special ceremony.

The Sith's day-night cycle will significantly increase the length of the night and, at the appointed time, bring daylight.

Therefore, this day is also known as the Rising Sun Festival.

At this moment, they, along with the audience across the entire interstellar network, await that moment to arrive.

A cool breeze blew from the front, ruffling everyone's hair.

"That's wonderful, everything is getting better."

The gentle voice of the young girl, Cecilia, rang out from the side, and everyone unconsciously smiled.

"Humans are the greatest; no matter the circumstances, they will rise again from the brink of ruin. Man can be destroyed, but he will never be defeated!"

Spier sighed.

"Yes, because we always know that the sun will rise as usual."

At this moment, amidst cheers from the crowd, dawn broke and the east turned white.

..............

(End of Part One)

[1]: Yesterday I checked the information and the text showed that it is quite reasonable for the two Amber Ages to include more than 2000 planets in the market.

Based on the fact that Xianzhou Text Company only controls tens of thousands of planets, and after removing family territories, the rampaging antimatter legions, and interstellar empires like Gramo and Tarak that even dogs wouldn't bother with, the density of life-bearing or civilized planets in the universe is probably not high. Adding to this the impact of the Star Core Disaster, the environment for market expansion is still very complex.

Therefore, I plan to establish a trading network of over a hundred planets across the entire Tver system, and the company could potentially control hundreds or even thousands of star systems, considering the existence of super-megastructures like Pinocene, which span the entire galaxy.

Part 1 Summary

The first part is finished, so I'll take this opportunity to summarize it and also rest today to brainstorm the rest of the plot (*^_^*)

I started writing this book in mid-November last year, and it's been about three months now.

Three months, 150 chapters, 35 words.

The biggest feeling I get from writing so many words is exhaustion. After all, I couldn't even come up with this many words when I was in school.

If I could go back to the beginning, I would choose to skip these 35 words directly.

After all, the effort spent on writing fanfiction but producing so much original content is disproportionate to the rewards.

I'd like to take this opportunity to share some information about writing novels on Tomato, which may be helpful for anyone considering writing a book.

Writing novels on Tomato has the lowest signing threshold across the entire platform.

Once you reach 2 words, you can sign a contract, and then people will read your work and you'll generate revenue.

Under normal circumstances, novels of general genres such as traditional fantasy, fantasy imaginative stories, urban, and Xianxia will not get much traffic before 8 words, unless your title is related to a hot topic or is particularly attractive.

But there is one type of book that naturally attracts a large audience: fan fiction.

As long as you post, people will see it. If the title and content are particularly sensational, even more people will see it.

Therefore, fan fiction is the best way to make quick money. You can see that after each version update of Honkai Impact 3rd, a large number of popular new fan fiction books appear.

However, fan fiction also has a problem: the price per piece is particularly low.

For example, other genres might earn you tens of yuan a day from hundreds of readers, but fan fiction only earns you a few yuan.

So sometimes when you see Honkai Impact 3rd fanfiction in bookstores with tens of thousands of readers, that's the total number of readers over a certain period of time.

Their daily reading volume is probably only a few thousand, and their earnings are only a few dozen yuan.

There are also those like me with thousands of readers, but only a few hundred people read them every day, earning just a few dollars, not even enough to cover the electricity bill.

Therefore, there are many unfinished books in the fanfiction marketplace, with tens of thousands of readers but still some that have stopped updating.

But it's understandable; they simply can't make any money.

I'm the type of person who has a main job, so I can still continue writing, but it takes a lot of effort (??).

So if you also want to write Honkai Impact 3rd or other fanfiction, first of all, don't start with so much original content like I did; the audience is too small.

It's best to follow the main storyline, interact with the game characters, and have some sweet moments, some crazy moments, and some heart-wrenching moments.

Then keep up with the latest trends; for example, you can start preparing to write about Two-Phase Paradise now.

Of course, the above advice is for authors who want to make money. If you want to write your own stories, you don't need to worry about this, but please note that Tomato is a fast-paced platform.

After you finish writing 8 words, the platform will enter a verification period and push traffic to you on a small scale.

The verification period lasts about a week. The platform will automatically judge based on your reading activity, follow-up reading, adding books to your bookshelf, and chapter completion rate.

Then, once you reach 10 words, you'll start getting widespread recommendations on the platform.

This is the stage when a book is read the most, sometimes reaching tens or even hundreds of thousands of views.

That's why it's not recommended to write original content for fan fiction. Your verification period data is unlikely to support such a large volume of traffic; in author terms, you can't handle the volume.

Once the data fails to meet the algorithm's standards, the platform's traffic will be automatically halved, then halved again, then halved once more, until finally no one watches it anymore.

Therefore, the author's income, the number of readers, and even the book's rating are all related to traffic.

The more new data added each day, the better.

Regarding ratings, a book can be divided into several levels.

The worst category is no ratings, or not enough ratings. This is considered a "send-within-a-send" category, meaning nobody watches it.

Then it's around 6, 7, or 8 points.

Popular books will score 9 points or higher.

Contrary to what some readers might think, this rating actually has little to do with, or rather, very little to do with, the readers' scores.

The rating system places the greatest emphasis on factors such as user acquisition, retention, and completion rate, while reader comments have a relatively small weight.

Generally, a score will be released after several hundred people have given their ratings, and the initial scores are usually around 6 to 7 points.

The rating will increase rapidly based on metrics such as user acquisition, retention, and completion rate. If a large number of people read it, the rating will rise quickly.

But here's the problem: if nobody watches it at all, the rating might never change.

So I think I'll probably have to keep writing even with this score. (*?????)

After the first part is completed, the main storyline will begin immediately.

Actually, this first part is half the length of the outline I originally came up with, so you'll find the ending a bit strange and rushed.

It's like playing a game; I just go straight to the boss and start a raid.

But there's no other way; without doing this, we wouldn't even have this current volume.

Thank you to the 200 readers who have been following the story. Your support has kept me writing until now.

Sometimes I feel that starting a new book would get better traffic, but I think it's better to finish this one.

After all, having the experience of writing a long novel is a pretty good gain.

First of all, I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. On this festive occasion, I wish all readers good health, all the best, success in your studies and career, and that you draw cards without any bad luck or pity system, and get two, three, or four gold cards in ten draws.

Of course, you could also give me a free token of your support! ???(?o?o??)

I'll play Honkai Impact 3rd for a day first; I haven't even touched the main storyline yet.

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Chapter 150 Pierpont

(Happy Lunar New Year's Eve!)

"Lin Yuan, I have some news for you, so you should be mentally prepared."

Seeing the slightly serious expression on Ai Bai's face on the other side of the screen, Lin Yuan was taken aback, and the smile on his face froze.

"I have already submitted reports on this series of events that occurred in Tver to the senior management at headquarters."