The Monkey King

  There is a concept in the online literature circle called Xiaobaiwen. The so-called Xiaobaiwen means that the plot is as simple as possible, the explanation is as comprehensive as possible, and there are as many voice-overs as possible, so as to reduce the difficulty of reading for readers as much as possible, and sacrifice various emotions and charm for this. Readers who like to read this kind of book are called Xiaobai. The vast majority of web articles are like this.

  Many readers hate Xiaobaiwen and often complain about the shortage of books. Such readers are called Laobai. They always complain about not having books to read. Why is there such a phenomenon?

   Just now, the collection of Big Splash Monkey exceeded 150,000, and the subscription is still a pitiful 2,500. The ratio is sixty to one, and in the top 100 books, it's number one, I mean bottom one.

  Everyone is ten to one, and twenty to one is bad. And if Turtle does not scolded piracy, this figure will be 90 or even 100 to 1.

   Whether you admit it or not, this is the reality. I heard many people complain that Xiaobaiwen occupies the online literature circle. In fact, this is the result of market choice. Because most of the old Bai readers choose to watch pirated versions, the authors all choose to write Xiaobaiwen.

   Can you blame them? No, people want to eat. Not because there are many Xiaobai, but because Laobai loves piracy more, so the author had to write Xiaobai.

   Before writing the pen, many friends have advised Turtle, but Turtle is a person who does not believe in evil, and in the end, Turtle proved them right with their actions.

   Finally, I would like to thank the genuine readers who are willing to use their actions to vote for Turtle. Because you are very rare, you are still precious. Thank you. Not much else to say. Code word to go...(To be continued~^~)