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When did you start following web literature? And what motivated you to write original works?

I always liked to write, but I never published anything before Last Wish System. Previously I always tried to write conventional novels but I didn’t feel satisfied with the results. After start reading web novels, I felt that web novels were more fitting for my style than conventional novels, so I decided to try.

What does your writing workspace look like? And how long do you spend writing every day?

My workspace is nothing special, it just a table with a huge TV as a monitor for the computer and a bit of random disorder around.

It depends on how many chapters I need to publish that day and how is my mood, so it is too oscillating, from two to twelve hours. Although normally is between four and eight.

When faced with adversity, some people come through fine, and others seem to just fall apart. What gave you the courage to keep going in the early days, when times were tough?

Maybe I avoided problems because I started writing while thinking only in writing a story I like and not worrying too much if the novel will be a great success or not.

Fortunately, it seems that a lot of people like the same kind of stories than me, so the popularity increased a lot. Moreover, even the few readers I had at the start were awesome and give me good constructive reviews helping me to improve more.

Does fan feedback influence you in any way? Share an interesting or unforgettable experience you’ve had with one of your readers?

I like to read all the feedback of my readers, although I could only read the comments in the last chapters; it is difficult to check over 200 chapters every day. However, I always read the new reviews.

I remember a reader who supported me a lot when the novel was recommended for the first time and a lot of haters emerged to insult me and the novel. I greatly appreciate the support from that reader who was the first but not the last when hatters attacked. Of course, I am thankful to everyone who had been supporting me.

What is your current income from writing web novels? Are you satisfied with the performance of your work and the reaction of your readers so far?

I don’t like speaking about numbers, but I can say that is more than the income of my previous full-time job.

Your expectations regarding the returns from writing?

I hope to be able to live from writing web novels. Currently it seems that it is possible, so I hope people continue supporting me and I will continue writing for everyone.

Recently, some fellows have shown their concerns about the contract. Can our contracted writers, especially amateur writers, earn money through writing on earth?

I have never published a novel before and I can earn money, so of course it is possible. Most of the rules of the contract aren't being used and are there just for extreme situations.

What advice do you have for those eager to try some writing but without action, or writers hesitated about contractual issues whatsoever?

Maybe adding mystery or romance to the novel, but personally I don't like novels with zero action, so I can't give a good advice here.

The contract is worthy of singing it, don't hesitate. I can tell by my experience that being contracted by Webnovel is far better than Patreon or donations.