episode_0974

Each writer has a different writing style.

There are people who spend hours on a single piece of writing, each sentence, each choice of word, just like a craftsman creating pottery.

Some people just randomly write down the content that comes to mind at the moment, following the flow of consciousness, as if it were an automatic technique.

Although the quality and quantity of each story, the fun, and the feeling after reading the work may be different, I can say at least this one thing clearly as a reader.

[If the work I read is uploaded on time every day and has a serial cycle in which one episode is uploaded steadily each day, I will continue to wait for the next episode from the time I read one episode.]

Readers always hope that the latest version of the work they see will be released.

If the latest episode is posted every evening at 8 p.m., readers will wait before 8 o’clock, read the latest episode, and then wait for the next day.

But if he doesn’t come without warning the next day.

If you don’t come back the next day or the day after that.

The reader’s expectations become betrayed and tiresome.

However, if the author appears with a new, updated version, and the content is enjoyable and interesting, readers are bound to be satisfied with the content.

For that to happen, the latest version needs to come out.

In particular, it is not a spin-off of a completed novel, and even though it is clearly an unfinished novel, if it does not come out, it is a situation that will bring tears to the readers’ eyes in many ways.

thus.

I created a snow paradise.

Based on the logic that there is a deep correlation between abilities and stories in many ways, we created a studio for writers from around the world.

Here, we pay high fees to writers.

We can boast that we pay writers an appropriate amount of money according to their grades, and that the amount is considerably higher than that of other typical occupations.

The author’s story is ultimately the basis for creating a righteous person with special abilities.

They were selected by the association and entered into a contract, guaranteeing that, on average, they would be paid at least the same amount as what Sunshade leeches received in the past for the work of those who entered Snow Paradise’s studio.

Of course, depending on sincerity.

[In the past, there was a writer who took over a year to write one book.]

I walked slowly next to the writer (who was) tied to a chair with a lump on the back of his head and draped the goblin bat over his shoulder.

[Every day, every week, I went to the bookstore to wait for the next volume to come out, rehashing and reviewing the previous books, and waiting for the new volume. Why did you wait so long? Because that novel was so so-called ‘fucked’.]

It was a novel and content worth waiting for.

[Writers are people too. It is not a writing machine.]

Writers are human.

[Some self-employed people take at least one day off a week, and regular workers and civil servants also work 5 days a week as a default. If working 7 days a week and 30 days a month is the default, let’s say you can do that by making a hundred concessions.]

When compared to other occupations, it is an occupation with significant individual variation in terms of labor intensity and working hours.

[But you are not like that.]

From that perspective, here is a person who hasn’t done a single moment of writing in a week.

[Despite the fact that you signed a contract with our association, you did not write.]

“You’ve been using it all this time…!”

the writer exclaims.

“I can play some new games, take a break for a month, and live like that!”

[why?]

“What should I do if it doesn’t work, then?!”

Novels are also art and creation.

“This is not labor! This is not about typing, where you just have to write, or stenography, where you have to quickly transcribe what others say! Do you know what the pain of creation is?!”

[I completely understand why you say that, but there is a problem with not trying to write even after receiving 100,000 won in support.]

“Me too, I was going to write it too!”

The author makes excuses.

“I’m worried that if I try to write the back story instead of stopping the plot, it won’t be interesting!”

[You sound like you’re full.]

“What, say…?”

[I guess you are a writer who should dream of writing a ‘writer’s work’ at least once.]

For such a writer, I have prepared a ‘dream’ to create an extreme work environment.

[I’ll show you. About the sense of responsibility that the creator of a world had, the one who created a world.]

At least.

[Today, let’s take the time to talk about the greatness of the original author.]

Even if you are a writer who specializes in Meteorite Ending Drift, you can be considered a writer in that you have completed the story.

[Let me push the desire to create into my heart.]

“Stop it…! Nothing that big can fit, wow…!”

Wow.

* * *

write

I don’t know why.

A piece of writing contains stories of characters, conflicts between characters, and a narrative.

But no one sees the world created that way.

Latest episode views. 0.

I post a post, but no one reads it.

I wonder if a museum would have any meaning if there were no visitors, but what would a novel be like?

however.

“Ha….”

Write.

Looking at the most recent comments, I read step by step the traces left by readers.

Among them, there was some lingering distrust and anger toward the author that made it difficult to read it as is.

-Next episode!!

-Open the door!!

-When will you come? When are you coming? When are you coming?

-Writer…if it’s this late, should I run…?

Although there are sometimes incomprehensible comments, many readers are hoping for an update.

“Keuheuk.”

Among those who wanted a new story for themselves, the author remembered someone.

Childhood.

A child who was waiting for the latest version.

As a person who enjoys a serialized story, not an already completed story, to the extent of following it up to the latest episode, they look around the community and analyze with others to find out what will be in the next episode.

“Yes, I should write it.”

Writers write.

Be it porridge or rice.

To satisfy myself as a writer.

To provide satisfaction to readers.

If it’s something you don’t like, just edit it, and even if you upload it, if there’s a problem with it, you can edit it.

Beep beep.

With a sound effect, a notification window appeared.

Notification that a comment has been posted.

I couldn’t click on it because it was too hard to see, but my hand had already clicked on the comment.

-I’m always looking forward to it. Good luck!

A dry and stiff comment.

The same phrase was always used, and sometimes new phrases were left behind.

“…I’ve been following you since the first episode, and I’m still here with the latest episode.”

Readers, as always, come and support us like this.

“…Okay. I received donations like this, but if you don’t use them, you’re a really bad person.”

Writers are motivated based on readers’ interest.

“Let’s write. Whether it’s real porridge or rice.”

* * *

Crack, crack.

Having been a writer, I came back to being a writer again.

“How did you do it?”

[The writer was made to write in the most innocent times, in the most ideal environment the writer desired, and with the most terrifying threat to the writer.]

The time when I was writing my first work.

It was a time when the work you created was recognized by someone for the first time, and you were praised by readers who came every time, even if it was not a large number of readers.

[If an author’s first work is called his maiden work, wouldn’t there be a view that that moment was the most pure and beautiful time?]

“You don’t hesitate to say very dangerous things. In my dream, he was so supportive and kind in the comments.”

[I need to show you that I care and care for you, even if it’s just through a comment. Only then will the writer see it and gain strength to write.]

The driving force that drives writers to write is their personal desire to create, as well as financial benefits, including settlement money, from writing.

[After all, a story can only be completed if there are readers.]

A writer can only be complete if he or she has readers.

[If there is no one to see the end of the story, it is nothing more than an empty type combination.]

“…I think it’s also worth considering what the person watching thinks of the content.”

[okay? Then, you can answer like this.]

In one story.

[Assuming that the main character shows his consistent side until the end, all I have to do is show my side as a villain.]

Until the end, if the protagonist must continue to follow his or her beliefs.

“Don’t villains leave malicious comments?”

[Against those who make such malicious comments, we do our best to support the writer, report them so that the writer does not see such comments, make sure that the writer writes without breaking down, and then, when the writer seems to be drifting too much, give sincere advice. Isn’t that my role?]

As a reader who wants to execute the villain known as a malicious commenter and hope that the world of the story will proceed properly.

[Recommendations and warm comments to the author.]

I just hope the author continues writing.

[Only a macro.]

“……Yes?”

[Because I’m not a very nice person either. Hehehe.]

I am a villain, and I am one who uses any means possible.

[are you okay. If it’s a really interesting article, I leave a real review rather than commenting with a macro.]

“…….”

“Oh…. You came today too…!”

The author is.

“It’s a bit difficult to leave a big comment, but thank you as always…!”

If they are not interested, they will die.

[are you okay. Anyway, if you don’t know it’s a macro, that’s fine.]