Rebirth, Starting from 2005

That night, Chen Li logged in as usual.

This time Yan Xin didn't follow, because he went to apply for a mobile phone card in the morning, got up a little early, didn't have enough time to sleep during the day, and felt a little sleepy after get off work, so he didn't follow.

Now he has a lot of manuscripts on file, and it's okay if he doesn't come for a few days occasionally.

The first thing he did after logging in was to look at the author's background and the collection data in the background.

One or two thousand collections were added a day, which put him in a good mood.

Collection does not mean subscription, but there is no collection, let alone subscription.

After reading the background data, I went to the novel's homepage to read it.

Then I got stuck.

In the novel comment area, I saw a lot of posts scolding him.

——At that time, Qidian’s novel comment area was still open, and all comments could be seen, not only by the author, but also by readers.

As soon as I saw the title, I scolded him, and the scolding was relatively uniform. It was a garbage novel, and only the mentally retarded would read it.

It’s not like there were no comments like this before—when a person is not used to seeing an author, he can just say a few words of rubbish without any reason, and some people will read this book incidentally. the taste or IQ of the reader.

When such a post appears in the comment area, it will attract readers of this book to spray, and the post will either delete the post and leave, or pretend to be dead.

But this time, such posts did not appear individually, but appeared in large numbers.

Moreover, he not only scolded his novels for being rubbish, but also asked him to read a certain novel by a certain great god to see how he wrote it.

He knows that great master, the author of a book that is very popular on the website is a real top master.

It made him uncomfortable to watch.

He has also read the works of that great god, and it is indeed well written, and he also thinks it is better than his own.

However, the readers of that great god came to his book to step on him and belittle him to nothing, which still made him feel very aggrieved.

——I must know that I am not as good as him in writing. If I am as good as him, I will be a top-notch master!

— But don’t belittle me like that, do you?

——And it’s not just one or two, but a group!

Although he likes that great author very much, at this moment, he still cannot help feeling a kind of resistance to that great author—are you looking at my current book that is popular, feeling uncomfortable and instructing your readers? Come to hack me? By the way, are you still giving your book a boost in my book review section?

No wonder he thought so.

It would be the norm in the entertainment industry more than ten years later to lead a war, but it rarely happens now, especially in the online literature circle.

The Internet literature circle has only been around for a few years, and it is still in its infancy. It belongs to a very small circle, and it has not had time to breed those messy phenomena.

It is not uncommon for readers of different authors to scold each other, but I have never heard of it.

If you haven't heard of things, of course you won't think about it.

Looking at the posting time, it all happened within these two or three hours, which seems to be an organized activity.

This made him suspect that the top-notch master was jealous of the data in his current book, and couldn't understand that a newcomer like him had such data, so he asked his readers to do such a thing.

Taking a step back, the top-ranking master did not do such a thing, and it was also the readers of the top-ranking master who initiated it.

He felt that he was being suppressed by a top-notch master.

Fortunately, when he clicked on those posts, most of the replies were his readers scolding the posters.

Some replies were sensible:

"Of course the Great Master is excellent, but this author is not bad either."

"Every flower is in the eye, and I think this book is pretty good."

"I like **Da Da's "****", and I also like this book."

"You don't have to watch it if you don't like it, there's no need to do so."

Some replies are more protective of him:

"I think "Fights Break Sphere" is better than the book you mentioned."

"This book is the best book I read online, bar none."

"I didn't see how high your taste is, but I can see that your quality is very low. If all the readers of ** are of your quality, it means that the author's quality is not good, otherwise why would he attract so many of you? What about such readers?"

Some counterattacked in the same way:

"I've read "****", and it was poisoned to death before the third chapter, so rubbish novels, only rubbish people like you will read them!"

"The author's level of writing novels is not even worthy of stewing potatoes for elbows and carrying shoes. If you come here to touch porcelain, I'll fuck you!"

"Go away, go read your favorite junk book, you are not welcome here!"

"The language is too obscene, the page cannot be displayed!"

"According to relevant laws and regulations, this comment cannot be displayed!"

After all, this is his home field, and those who posted often scolded the readers of this book, so the counterattacks from the readers were relatively fierce.

There are so many readers of this book, some of them are of high quality and some of them are of low quality, so it is inevitable that they will swear words that cannot be displayed on the webpage.

Chen Li would feel angry when those words were used by others on him.

However, when the same words are used on people that one hates, it is like hearing fairy music, and one feels extremely comfortable.

"My readers understand me!" he thought.

He went to the homepage of the book that the top master is currently serializing, and was very worried to see such a post in the comment area:

[Brothers, I saw a rubbish book called "Fights Break the Sphere", its recommendation votes are higher than ours, everyone scold him together! I have scolded first! ]

[Brothers, the readers of "Fights Break Sphere" are scolding us, saying that we are writing rubbish books, and that we have written web articles for so long, and even a newcomer can't compare with them. Curse back! ]

Chen Li's blood pressure has gone up - even the villain sued first, is there any reason for this?

Click in to read the comments, the comments are relatively peaceful, most of them are persuading the posters not to make trouble, and just read their own books with peace of mind.

But there are also some comments, following the tone of the poster, also belittled his book, and also belittled him and his readers, and said that they also scolded him in the past.

There are relatively few such comments, and the tone is not particularly unpleasant.

After reading the replies to a few posts like that, Chen Li's mood is not that bad anymore.

From the comment section, it seems that he was attacked this time, which has nothing to do with the author, but some inexplicable readers who are following the rhythm.

And most readers of this book will not identify with this rhythmic behavior.

There is some warmth in my heart.

Backstage as a writer, I was stunned for a while again, and instead of writing a novel first, I posted a single chapter to calm the rhythm - "A Few Words to Tell the Readers".

In the single chapter, he said that a certain master is also his favorite author, and he is also reading a certain novel, which is indeed well written. He said that they are not enemies, and he hopes that readers of the two books can live in harmony, support them if they like them, and don't abuse them if they don't like them, and don't be led by a small group of people with ulterior motives.

He expressed his gratitude to the readers for supporting him in the comment area, and hoped that his readers would be calm, there is no need to scold a small group of people with ulterior motives, just read quietly.

A total of thousands of words have been written in this single chapter. After writing it, I read it a few times and modified some words. I feel that the writing is very sincere, and there is nothing that offends such-and-such a great god.

Only then click send.

I thought to myself: "I sent out this single chapter with a humble attitude, and the readers on his side saw it, so they should stop here, right?"