Three books bought as acquaintances, and I'll explain why.

Hello, I am the author of the novel you see on the cover of this post. It has been sold since 27/11/24 to the present 11 copies of the meb, and I will explain why.

This is the novel I finished writing, the first story through a fiction course, and I was very happy to finish it, and even more glad when the teacher who taught the publisher asked to distribute it on meb.

It gave me hope and confidence to make a facebook page to create a person to talk to the reader, but I didn't want to pick up the sharp quotes in my own novel as a letter in the dark grates because I felt that it was Xiao, so I reviewed movies, novels and anime to my taste and insults and watched them. After a year, the page had a peak of 19 followers (two of whom were my teachers).

When did I realize? One day I wrote a review of an experiment comparing four AI models to their use in writing. I regret that I wrote a long time ago, but there were no readers until I posted it to the AI Bro group. There were nearly 70 people sharing it, so that my writing wasn't good, just that it wasn't read.

It made me come to the following conclusion:

1. This generation no longer buys books with only content, but they buy at "identity." Pharaoh, Dr. Tank Faros, turn to publishing and bestsellers. The three people who spoke, I am a fan club and a gorge. I respectfully say that I do not even care what book they write. I bought because the author's name is them.

Who would buy the novels of a new writer like me who knew nothing but friends, relatives, and aunts of a bespoke restaurant next door?

Think about it this way: Who among the buyers of my novels really wants to pay homage to the people who buy my novels with a pure desire to read them?

It's a faint dream to expect one in nine people to read and like so much that they have to go to another drug label to buy and hope that person goes on.

So I'm no different from someone who doesn't exist.

2.Facebook becomes a google doc that anyone can see. According to me, all my movie reviews, novels, anime are no different than writing in a truly private space. No one can see it. It's not for people who are interested to see it, can't find it and find it. If you don't pay Mark, it's getting more expensive because VIP customers like gambling web ads are bidding against you.

Why not share it out to other people like your AI post? You know, the post was shared by almost a hundred people, but I only got one following, and most of my review posts were quite luring. Sharing my posts to the group was no different than a sting challenge, so I knew it was messy and inefficient.

I never imagined myself as a JK aunt who wrote a single novel and exploded. I just wanted people to read my novel. If my story was a marketing line, I'd be happy to open it for free. But with J-drama, free reading is no different than pouring water.

I was writing the second novel, and it was almost finished, so I had to build an identity because I knew that if I sold it the same way, I would pray that it would sell more than 11 copies.

That's why I switched to lemon 8 and you see what I'm writing here.

And if anyone wants to know if my novel deserves 11 copies, take the name "Heart Melody, Last You" and go to meb to read the example.

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