Red Heart Patrols the Sky Chapter 1560: From 60 subscriptions to 10,000 subscriptions,

Chapter 1560: From 60 subscriptions to 10,000 subscriptions, those who are innocent cannot prove their innocence_5

I still say the sa thing now.

Of course, the words of Eel, as an ancient deity of online literature, have given courage to people like Fish, Zhang Xin, and others. The influence exists, but you can’t say it’s his fault.

He honestly expressed his opinion, that’s all.

I have no conflict with him.

Even later, when I was so angry at the South’s promotions, it was Eel who told , “No one in the online literature circle cares whether you boosted your views or not, only your achievents matter. When you reach ten thousand subscriptions, the criticisms naturally fade away.”

It was this sentence that once allowed to put aside my emotions and focus on writing.

Of course, the facts proved that what he said wasn’t entirely right…

I’ve written to the point of a hundred alliances, ten thousand subscriptions, reaching the top of the sales and monthly ticket charts, yet there are still flies buzzing in front of . Buzzing relentlessly!

Secondly.

I completely understand the site’s recomndation system based on achievent allocation.

Because too many novels are uploaded daily, and editors handle too many authors, it’s impossible to manage every single one.

Of course, during my tis of anxiety and pain, I did sotis feel resentful. For example, why did a big recomndation go to a eunuch instead of , at least I will never leave a story unfinished.

But thinking about it carefully, how could they notice? If your two-million-word book only has a thousand subscriptions, if I were an editor, I wouldn’t pay close attention either.

After all, it was North River who signed this book, whose beginning wasn’t very appealing, and where the protagonist doesn’t appear within thousands of words.

Moreover, when my achievents weren’t good, he patiently listened to my complaints, never ignoring .

When the book had two million words but only a thousand subscriptions, North River said the achievent was decent for a newcor. And I told North River that I want to match the achievents of deity authors. My persistent confidence was never mocked.

Even though there were no good recomndations then, it was indeed due to poor achievents.

Later, when the achievents matched up, we received the recomndations we deserved. No event missed out.

So, thanks to my editor.

Thanks to chief editor North River, and editor horsetail whisk.

Thanks for rembering whenever there were good happenings.

Thirdly.

The defamation of Red Heart isn’t just about slandering Red Heart for boosting charts. They have various angles.

For instance, there’s one saying, “Red Heart’s readers disparage other books.”

Just a few days ago, I encountered soone claiming to be a reader of Red Heart, who went to the book of big shot Chen Dong, asking Chen Dong to learn to write like Thought, directly causing a wave of disputes.

Frightened, our chapter comnt assistant quickly went over to apologize. The operations team hurried over to explain.

I pitied my operations team, so I personally set up an alliance and posted a clarification.

It turned out that this self-proclaid Red Heart reader hadn’t even subscribed to a single chapter of Red Heart Soaring Through the Skies.

What do you think about the quality of such people?

Another ti, soone posted on Zhihu, saying, “The book is well-written, but it’s disgusting how the readers go to other book circles to disparage.”

When I saw that, I imdiately responded, hoping that the person could provide with screenshots. If it were my reader, I would definitely handle it,

but the person didn’t reply to .

I don’t know why.

When a large group gathers, there will always be various voices, and it’s impossible to control them all.

I’ve seriously emphasized in the reader group, asking readers not to discuss others’ works, not to disparage anyone’s book. I’ve emphasized this quite a few tis. Whenever I see soone criticizing a book or author, I would imdiately stop it. Readers from the verified book friend group can testify to this.

In the Qidian book friend circle, whenever there’s a post with disparaging content, the operations team always warns and deletes it first thing.

Besides managing the verified circle and the book friend group, how can we manage anything else?

How can we control those who pretend to be soone else and disparage in others’ books?

It’s not feasible for to personally explain every ti soone pretends to disparage; should I post clarifications throughout Qidian?

As an author, and my operations team as readers who love Red Heart Soaring Through the Skies, we’ve always been doing our utmost to set standards.

What else can we do?

Most readers read more than one novel. With millions of readers, when a reader does sothing, the behavior might annoy you, but how can you precisely pin the bla on and thus accuse ?

I don’t know why. I’m just writing a novel, yet sothing as advanced as soone pretending to defa appears.

Am I, an author writing online literature for the first ti, failing with two million words, worthy of such a grand spectacle?

I don’t know why this trend exists now.

They can freely spread rumors and slander, yet you and your readers cannot refute.

When an author refutes, they are said to have a fragile ego, unable to accept criticism.

When readers refute, it’s called fan behavior, protecting their favorite.

But what is slander? What is defamation?

Why turn a blind eye to this true malice, this truly despicable behavior?

What has bred this garbage?

I think it’s precisely silence!

So I wrote this article.

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“A clear creek flows, winding on its own

It can wash blue stones, it can cleanse the bright moon

But rotting leaves and withered branches follow the current, and so do stinking fish and rotten shrimp!

Go to hell!”