I just want players to save money, but I was made the richest man.

Come on, let’s talk about it in a single chapter!
I originally wanted to put it at the end of the chapter, but there were too many words to put it in, so I simply opened a single chapter.

I read the review of the last chapter. You said that I didn’t write the last chapter well and it was rubbish. I think your opinion is pertinent because I over-watched the LOL game yesterday and this is a transitional chapter that has no content. No matter how much we push forward, it's a bit hasty.

But I disagree with some views. Some people praise South Korea as academic masters, and Chinese players as academic scumbags. They think academic masters do not need to copy the homework of scumbag students. I really did not expect this kind of remarks.

After so many years of e-sports, there must be no one who has only seen one LOL.

And because South Korea’s LOL is strong, South Korea is the god of e-sports?
Then I looked at this reader's speech in the previous chapter. Well, as expected, he also expressed disdain for the protagonist's biased attitude and felt that Korean players had been treated unfairly.

No, bro, how come someone reads the novel from a Korean perspective?What you are doing is even more outrageous than reading NTR novels and taking on the role of the sufferer.

And it's just that the skin gift packs were not distributed to Korean players, and there was no manipulation of game values. In reality, many games have regional special gift packs that are not distributed to the entire server simultaneously. I shouldn't have made this up, right?

In reality, it is true that domestic game manufacturers kneel down and lick foreign players. Can't I write a protagonist in my novel who supports Chinese players?Can't we write about how tough Chinese players are?Did you show me your diaphragm?

In addition, you seem to have a good relationship with LCK and LPL now, and they tease each other during games.So you think Korean players are vilified in the book?

Can you go back a few years?Do you see how Korean players evaluate Chinese players?
What I wrote in the book is relatively restrained, because sooner or later the protagonist's game will be launched into the world, and players all over the world will be his audience, so I will be more restrained.

Still have to be scolded.

I am really convinced.

It's true that there are people who like to gossip about every game.

Start with the skyline.

I wrote an A plot and got scolded, and then changed it to a B plot. After the changes, I was still scolded and asked why I didn't write an A plot.

Then when I wrote Journey, I was scolded. I thought Dog Basket was not a novel and I couldn’t understand it at all.

Then I was scolded for writing Arknights. There was even a book list owner who just added me to the book list two days ago. When he saw that I wrote about porridge but not other second games, he directly judged me as porridge batch. After placing a book list for me, he also came to the book review section and called me a porridge critic under every book review that praised me. It was only after my account was blocked and the post was deleted.

When it comes to chicken-fighting, some people think that in the end it is capital that defeats another capital, which is boring.

Just write it empty, some people think the National Racing Challenge is too fake.

I’m writing about Stardew Valley but I feel that carrying goods is disgusting, so don’t check it out.Writing "Infinite" feels that it is not worthy of being called art.

"Eternal Calamity" is now written from the perspective of Korean players.

If you write about daily life, you will get scolded. If you write about the protagonist’s father, you will get scolded too.

I really almost don’t respond, including the previous incidents. Maybe most readers don’t know about it, right?Because I didn’t say it at all, I just pretended I didn’t see it, banned it, and blocked it with a phone number.

I want to say that this book is not well written and has many loopholes.

But there is no need for you to put pressure on the author by pressing his head every day.

Please give the author loose creative conditions, please.

You won't lose anything if you praise me a few more words, but if I relax my pressure, I will write better quality.

If I had this kind of inspection team every day, it would only make me more and more cautious, and I would have to think twice about everything I wrote. In the end, I would not dare to write anything, and I would not understand anything I wrote.

Actually, I'm not very angry when it comes to this, I'm even relatively calm, so you don't need to comfort me or anything.

Nowadays, the relationship between readers and authors is actually very simple. The author writes the book and the reader reads the book.

If it looks good, chase it; if it doesn’t look good, abandon it.

Anyway, abandoning the book is not your loss, it is the author’s loss. This is correct.

If the writing sucks, then abandon the book. Don't contribute to the author and subscribe.

I didn’t write anything that was outrageous, I didn’t write anything that was a cuckold NTR, and I didn’t write anything particularly toxic. The update speed and the number of words per chapter are pretty good.

It’s really not like I’m going to get slapped for anything I write.

Be easy on me.

Thank you!
(End of this chapter)