Hang it for a while and then delete it after it is synchronized.

 (Those who read normally can skip this chapter, there will be a new chapter later)

 You don’t have to write novels, but I have to criticize people.

 In fact, I have said it several times before, but it may be too euphemistic and some people don’t understand it, so I will put it more bluntly today:

White prostitutes cherish the opportunity to speak!

If you want to come to the book review section to have fun, feel free to do so. Post some silly book reviews and reply with some silly book reviews. We all have fun together and are very welcome.

 But if you talk about anything else, whether it’s criticism, nitpicking, trolling, or swiping the screen... you’ll quickly find out: Oops, why can’t I speak! What the **** is this permanent ban? What did the author Goubi do to me? !

 …

 Perhaps after all the readers have said the same sentence, it is time to post or reply.

But after some prostitutes who don’t understand language arts, there is usually no next time. The lower the subscription value, the longer the ban.

 It’s such a double standard.

 Writing novels is originally because of royalties + happiness. As a result, you didn’t give me royalties or give me happiness, and you even scolded me in my book review section...tui! Go away, are you bothered?

 PS: The "white prostitutes" referred to above include those who have argued in more than a thousand chapters, but have only ordered dozens or even a few chapters.

This also includes those who did not comment on chapters and directly criticized them in the book review area. However, when I looked at the backend and saw that the "book reading time this week" was zero, I don't know where the non-subscription readers came from to "criticize and point out" after reading the book.

If you go into a store to eat a three-digit meal, leave twenty yuan or even two cents to the boss after eating, and then give a bad review to the store in person, do you think you will be slapped with a slap in the face? Kicked out the door.

 …

 In the past, I would probably meet one or two such confident leaders a month.

 I just finished the first page a week ago, and the book is getting longer, with four or five coming in in the past few days.

It feels unethical to keep silent and take action when there are too many people. I hereby decide to speak up before taking action.

...Speaking of this, when I read the last book, I encountered someone who was banned for scolding the book for free. Two days later, I found out that I was banned, so I immediately resubscribed, then changed my account and asked me why I was blocked from the big guy who had all subscribed. .

This kind of witty boss Modo Modo. But please come at the end of the month. The genuine version has something called the monthly list. If you order early, you can see the records on the list, which is a bit embarrassing. At the end of the month, the list becomes a little more crowded, and it becomes less conspicuous at this time. After you complete it, you can pretend that nothing happened and I will unblock it for you.

It’s a pity that there are not many people who are so “smart” nowadays. After all, this book is much longer than the previous one and the cost is also higher.

 …

Since we have talked about book club groups, let me mention one more thing:

　　【Recently, there have been some fake official groups. The group owners pretend to be authors and charge money, and then run away. I heard that thousands of people have been defrauded.

 The victim groups are mainly pirated readers (after all, those who promote fake groups at Qidian will be sanctioned).

 In fact, similar scams have always existed, but there seem to be more and more recently. And it actually worked.

 In short, this book is not popular, so please be careful when reading and don’t be deceived. 】

 (End of this chapter)