I'm back... I've returned with an extremely bad mood after learning about the huge changes to Qidian's rules starting in 2010... The new regulations for the Full Attendance Award, Half-Year Award, and Category Monthly Ticket Award are like a triple attack, piercing Hu Die one blow after another. Alas, although Hu Die is haggard, it may be good news for everyone. From now on, the monthly update volume will chase after 120,000 words, which means an average of 4,000 words will be updated every day... This is the minimum.

Furthermore, if the monthly tickets are less than 500, the Category Monthly Ticket Award cannot be obtained. This new rule has a greater impact on the game category. How come I happen to be in the game category? Hu Die looked back on the past and didn't know in what terrifying years he had obtained more than 500 votes. Helpless, ah, helpless. Here, I frantically beg for monthly tickets to let Hu Die see where the limit lies... In addition, I am also asking for subscriptions for the first time, because the new regulations state that completed novels will not have a Half-Year Award. I know that some comrades like to subscribe all at once after the book is completed, but in that case, Hu Die's royalties will be reduced by 40%...

A series of new rules mainly increase the requirements for the amount of updates. Readers may be happy to see this change, but for Hu Die, this is the first time in several years of writing that he has felt a sense of fatigue.

If I maintain a free and unrestrained attitude and ignore the rules to write freely, I think I will starve to death on the streets.

If I stare at the rules and go all out to fight with the number of words every day, I think I will die of exhaustion on the streets.

Why is life so contradictory? How exactly should I die?