Online Games Barbarism and Civilization

When I wrote this book, I knew that there are some niche people, and the grades will not be very good, but I really didn't expect the grades to be so bad.

Although I wrote this book purely out of hobbies, I don’t rely on this book to support my family, and I don’t pay much attention to grades, but I never thought that bad grades would affect my mood of coding so much.

It has been seven days since the book was put on the shelves, and I have only typed out more than 30,000 words. If this continues, I am afraid that it will be difficult for me to persist in updating 10,000 words every day.

Although the poor performance of this book is more due to my own reasons:

As an author for the first time, the new issue was lost on the first day of uploading the new book, resulting in a new book not getting any recommendations that the new issue should have, so I can only run around naked.

Before it was put on the shelves, I was stupid enough to update the 4000 words every day, and then the new book was forced to be put on the shelves after half a month after being uploaded, without even waiting for a test (the author did not know that there was such a recommendation).

It is the first time to write a book, maybe the writing style is really bad, and it is relatively small, so no one wants to read it.

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In short, because I was an author for the first time, I didn’t have time to change my identity at all, and I always regarded myself as a reader, so I made various irreparable mistakes. These are all my own faults, and I should pay for it myself.

I have also been trying to tell myself that grades and so on are just floating clouds, anyway, they are all thrown to the street, there is no difference between falling to the ground and falling into the pit, just continue to write according to your own ideas.

However, I found that I was wrong. I couldn't do it without caring about grades.

Although this book may be poorly written, it is my painstaking effort after all, so every time I type a word, I will subconsciously click to refresh to see if it is up or not. Favorites, subscriptions, and fans Is there one more person today?

Whenever I found that my collection not only didn't increase, but even dropped a few, I would be very irritable, and I couldn't calm down to code words at all.

When I see that the number of subscriptions is always the same, I feel that my mind is full of mud, and I can't write a few words even if I have an outline.

Although I have been trying my best to tell myself not to watch or think about it, I just can't control myself, and when I upload a new chapter every day, I will instinctively click to watch it.

I don't know how many readers are still reading this book, but if you like to read it, please don't read the pirated version, please return to the original version to help subscribe and recommend it.

Although you and I are not short of that few cents, but I have become like this on the street, and everyone still watches pirated copies, which really affects my mood of coding.

If this vicious cycle continues, I am afraid it will not take a few days. After the manuscripts are exhausted, the author will reduce the amount of updates every day.

So in order to give the author a little motivation to code words, I urge readers and friends who still like this book to return to the original version for subscription, reward and recommendation, thank you all.