After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

Jiang Baige has become accustomed to negative reviews since she started writing in her sophomore year.

But the comment in front of her still made her feel like a thorn in her throat, as if she had eaten a fly and felt sick.

If this was a bad review, she wouldn't care.

but not.

The other party listed one by one the points that should be avoided in Jiang Baige's article, just like a Chinese teacher doing reading comprehension.

However, what is different from the reading comprehension when I was in school is that back then, when doing reading comprehension, the goal was to try your best to get close to the “correct answer”.

The correct answer to this comment is the commentator himself: he is both the person answering the questions and the person marking the papers.

This comment is a serious and solemn warning for those who come after you:

Because there is a plot of "abusing women" in the novel, the author "does not love women"; because there is a plot in the novel where the younger sister has a crush on a male classmate, the author "loves men"...

Jiang Baige read this comment several times and wrote a long paragraph to refute it.

For example, she has tried her best to reduce the plot of abusing women, but this involves cyber violence and bullying, and it is impossible to avoid it completely.

Moreover, this is a realistic work. Since women will encounter these things in real life, how can the author deliberately turn a blind eye to them in order to create a utopia?

She was also careful not to focus too much on the female victims, and not to deliberately whitewash or beautify the motives of the perpetrators when describing them. Instead, she focused more on depicting the perpetrators being "counter-killed."

Maybe her writing is not good enough, she will improve herself in the future. But she feels very wronged to be accused of not loving her daughter.

As for my sister's secret crush on a male classmate...

First of all, this story has not been finished yet, and there will be a reversal later; secondly, this is one of the reasons why the sister was bullied, although not the only reason; finally, the role of this male classmate is a tool to promote the plot. Jiang Baige really planned everything, but she didn't expect that such an inconspicuous character would cause such a big stress reaction in some people.

When she finished writing this reply, she couldn't help but ask: Does she care about men, or do those who say she loves men only see men?

But in the end, she didn't respond to that comment.

Of course, the comments were not deleted.

In the background of Blue Literature Network, you can see whether the reader is a paying user or a free user.

There is even a separate item for readers who send gifts, and the intimacy level is divided according to the amount of the gift, so that the author can thank and reply accurately.

The person who left the "Reading Comprehension" question is a free user.

Of course, she didn't not reply because the other party didn't pay, but because she basically updated her work every day. Now she has serialized more than 60 chapters, but free users can only see about 10 chapters.

So she really didn't know how to reply so as not to spoil the plot...

After all, after more than forty chapters, the male classmate that the other party cared about was offline.

As for the reason for leaving this "mine avoidance", it is also very simple: those who can be avoided must be of the same kind as the commentator, and that means they are definitely not her readers.

Since you are not her reader, why should she explain?

Why not let them keep each other warm and find the novels they like? After all, there are so many people writing online novels, and there is really no shortage of her.

But after seeing this comment, Jiang Baige lost interest in writing novels.

She turned off her computer, still upset.

For some reason, I thought of the last novel serialized on Huayu.com which was forced to stop because of disputes among readers.

At that time, she didn't quite understand Linlang's helplessness.

But now she understood a little.

As an author, she cannot express her opinion or prove herself, and readers assume that the novel is the author's expression - which cannot be said to be wrong, but the gap in understanding is already there.

The more you talk, the more mistakes you make; the more you explain, the worse it gets.

Over the years, she has also discovered that readers who like the article will often read it silently, but those who don’t like the article will write at length to explain why they dislike it.

Therefore, if the author really adjusts and modifies the works according to the ideas of those who do not like the works, it will cause the readers who originally liked the works to abandon the works.

Not being able to please both sides is not the most important thing.

More importantly, she doesn't want to be easily influenced by readers' thoughts: if her brain becomes a racetrack for other people's thoughts, then will what she writes still be her own novel?

Jiang Baige has always tried hard not to read comments, and this is also her consideration.

Regarding those misunderstood comments, apart from the anger I felt at the beginning, what I felt more was powerlessness.

What followed was self-doubt: doubting my writing ability, my own position, and whether what I had been trying to express and fight for was completely useless.

Then, she chose the same approach as Linlang did back then: stop updating.

She knew she was running away, but there was no way.

Before stopping updating, she mentioned it to Damai, but she didn't say it was because of the comments. She just said that she was busy with other things recently and hadn't written for a long time. She planned to save some articles before continuing to update.

Da Mai said that it might not be a good idea to stop updating directly, and asked her if she could slow down the updating speed, such as updating once every two or three days, so that there would be time to save manuscripts.

Jiang Baige agreed.

However, on the first day when she failed to update on schedule, Sun Sweet Egg came to her and asked: [Madam, you are not updating today? ]

Jiang Baige just replied with a "hmm", because she hadn't decided yet whether to tell Taiyang Tiandan the real reason.

She is more accustomed to digesting negative emotions on her own.

SunnyDan added: [Did you see any comments that made you unhappy? Madam, don't be discouraged! There are still many people who support you! From another perspective, this can also help filter out readers who are truly willing to pay for you.]

She is still the same as she was many years ago, as kind as a little sun.

Jiang Baige confessed his thoughts to her:

[It’s sad to be questioned, but what makes me sadder is that I have always wanted to write about all kinds of women, including women’s desires, hesitations, and even failures and self-abandonment… I thought my readers would like real women, after all, we have seen too many fake women imagined by men.]

[But I seem to be wrong. It seems that everyone is more willing to see the perfect awakened body that has evolved, but is unwilling to wait, believe, or even help a woman to continue to grow. ]

[I understand. Because as incomplete awakened beings, we really want to see a model. So I don’t blame others, but I doubt myself... Maybe I was wrong to choose online literature as a medium? But online literature is where I made my fortune, and I also like to write online literature. If I really think that way, I will feel that I am too arrogant...]

[I fell into this vicious circle of logic and became twisted. Every time I wrote a word, it was as if someone was watching me, saying "you liar", "you don't love women at all", "you love men", "you are a sinner among women", "you are a traitor to women"... So, I couldn't continue writing. ]