Addiction to web novels?

I also have a problem. I fell in love with reading online novels and became addicted to it. It affected my life and studies. Recently, I've been thinking of limiting the time I can read online novels every day. I'll read one hour a day, half an hour in the afternoon, and half an hour at night. If I read something with a better plot, do you think I'll be unable to focus on my studies? I can't help but want to read it, but my brain will tell me not to read it. If I reply like this to remind myself, my heart will also feel uncomfortable. Do you think there will be such a psychological process? The day before yesterday, I read a book with a better plot. At that time, I had just made up my mind not to read it and set a time limit every day. I realized that the process described above would appear in my heart. When I encountered a book with a good plot, I couldn't help but want to read it and couldn't concentrate on my studies. Perhaps that was the restriction at the beginning. Later on, I finished reading it and picked the chapters that were interesting. I just want to ask you, in the future, every time I come across a novel with a good plot, will I have that psychological process? If that's the case, then I won't limit the time I can spend reading novels. I plan on not reading them at all.

Answer 1

The addiction to online novels had always been a controversial topic. Some people are addicted to online novels and spend a lot of time and money, while others can control their reading behavior and get pleasure from reading.

Some studies suggest that addiction to online novels may be related to the following factors:

1. The stimulation of the reading material: web novels usually have highly stimulating content, including a large number of plot, emotional and adventure elements, which can attract the reader's attention.

2. Social factors: Online novels often provide communication and interaction between readers, such as likes, comments, and shares. These social factors may increase reader participation and satisfaction.

3. Time allocation: Reading online novels may take up a lot of time, which may cause readers to spend less time on other tasks.

4. Self-control of reading behavior: Some readers may be able to restrict their reading behavior through self-control while others cannot.

We should take positive measures to reduce the negative effects of the addiction to online novels. For example, setting a reasonable reading time limit, providing positive reading feedback, establishing a healthy reading Social networks, and encouraging readers to develop other beneficial hobbies.