I Have a Research Support System

I don't know how many book friends have seen here.

I feel very nervous.

Recently, I have received a lot of feedback from readers. Some feel that the book is okay, some feel that the pace of the book is slow and not exciting enough, and some are worried that my plot will collapse in the later stage.

Thanks a lot for the suggestions guys.

This book is actually a bit of a title party, the title of the book is I have a scientific research assistance system.

I know that a large number of book lovers will think that this story is:

After the protagonist got the system, he killed the Quartet, slammed the doctor, crushed the professor, was elected as an academician, made controllable nuclear fusion, and led mankind out of the galaxy.

So scary.

However, what I saw was the daily life of the protagonist starting from doing odd jobs in the laboratory.

The book friend left cursing.

For this, I can only express regret.

This book is actually in the form of an autobiography. I am a master of materials, entered the laboratory in my sophomore year, and worked in a research institute in my third year.

Because of the epidemic, I have no job for the time being, so I want to write about my scientific research experience.

Most of the content in the book is also adapted from personal experience.

When publishing the book, there was only one idea in my mind, let me go back to when I first chose to do scientific research, and install a system for myself.

In my vision, the cheating finger of the system is not big, and the protagonist can only succeed mainly through his own efforts, not given by the system, almost like this in the article.

So, I wrote 6000 words and uploaded it directly.

Unexpectedly, I received the signing information on the same day.

I was quite surprised, because it was a new book for a newcomer, so I thought it would take 30,000 to 50,000 words or even 100,000 words to sign.

Then it was the process of the editor reading the text for me and constantly changing the beginning.

The protagonist also changed from the sophomore group to the junior group, cutting off a lot of undergraduate campus experience.

In order to increase the sense of substitution, the method of the golden chapter is also used. First write a paragraph about the problems faced by the protagonist, and then pop up a system.

That experience was quite painful. It took more than ten hours to write 4,000 words a day, plus the time to revise the text.

After that, it was a long road to stand-alone, and only a few readers supported me.

At 10W words, the first recommendation came.

This week is the second recommendation, and I will know if there is any recommendation next week until tomorrow afternoon.

After coming to recommend, the number of readers gradually increased, and various voices appeared.

I will read every comment sent by book friends.

If there are any logical problems or loopholes pointed out in the article, I will correct them as much as I can.

As for the rhythm of writing, it is a bit difficult to handle.

Generally speaking, the rhythm of the early stage has been finalized, because now there are 80 chapters of content, it is unrealistic to completely change it.

As for the subsequent rhythm, when the book is about 20-30W words, it will speed up after it is put on the shelves.

I think this is more logical. The protagonist has just entered the laboratory, and the early stage is mainly to learn various skills, and the progress is relatively slow.

When the skills are learned, the protagonist will leave the novice stage, and the progress of scientific research will be accelerated.

And the content introduced before will not spend a lot of text to introduce it later.

As for the ending, I have three endings in mind, but I still don't know which one to use.

…………

I wanted to say something casually, but I accidentally coded a thousand words.

In short, I know that the work I wrote is an unpopular type, that is, there are still a few people who read it at the starting point.

It is indeed difficult to write a book against the general trend of the market. If you want to persevere, you cannot do without the support of readers. I hope to receive recommendation votes from readers every day.

Thanks to Hu Zhou for rewarding 1000 starting coins