If he signed a contract with Qidian, would he be able to earn 2000 yuan a month? And would the quality be acceptable?

After signing the contract, it would affect the release. If there was no conflict with Qidian, they would generally not be sued. This was because many A-grade authors would not be sued in court. Perhaps the value of a book was not enough to cover the cost of a lawsuit, so Qidian would not sue authors who stopped updating. However, this did not mean that there would not be other negative effects of stopping updating, such as affecting the listing.

In the contract signed by Qidian Chinese Network, the A version of the contract had the following characteristics: 50 years after the death of the original author, the author could enjoy the promotion, full-time guarantee, reward support, etc., and 50% of the net profit of the copyright would be distributed to the author. If they chose Version A, the author would have a corresponding editor in charge. The work would be recommended and promoted by the platform, and they would be able to enjoy the author's benefits (including the Full-Attendance Award and readers 'tips). This had a positive effect on the author's promotion, creation guarantee, and income. However, this also meant that the author had to give half of the net profit from the copyright to the platform. In general, Version A was suitable for authors who wanted to use the platform's resources to promote their works and were willing to accept the corresponding rights distribution model.

If after Qidian signed the contract: 1. Directly uploading 6,000 words and then going to the Author's Assistant to choose a good cover would make the investors think that you had successfully invested in the new book. The new book launch on the investment page could also be considered a small recommendation. If you were lucky, you could get a few readers. If it was a fan, it was possible to get dozens of investors as soon as the book was published. For example, Douluodoujin, some of them had just published 3,000 words and had 40 investors. Don't forget to sign a contract with the editor. 2. Every day, he would update 4,000 words to wait for the new book to enter the library. If there was a saved manuscript or if the update was good, he would clearly inform the readers that " I have a fixed update time." For example, a chapter at 6 am and a chapter at 6 pm, or a chapter at 12 noon and a chapter at 8 pm. This would help to stabilize the reading. 3. He would try to win the first round of recommendations as soon as possible and try to maintain a sense of mystery, giving people the feeling that he had failed. Try not to talk to the readers before the first round of recommendations. If you like to talk to the readers, you must take care of every reader who asks you about the book review. Otherwise, it may cause dissatisfaction among the readers. 4. Once a new book was published, there would be reader comments. If there were trolls, they would be deleted immediately. Even if they praised one-third of the book and criticized two-thirds of the book, they would not feel bad. They would be deleted immediately. This kind of review might persuade many readers away. Instead, it would be like," It's not good enough. The main character's writing is decisive and his character is calm. It's just that he's not my type." This type must be kept and refined. 5. Don't argue with the troll readers. If you can't help it, use words to enlighten the troll readers. Try not to use the author's ID or a smurf.

On Qidian Chinese Network, 6000 words was a key word count node. If the book was sent directly, after 6000 words, the work would enter the backstage of the editor's group and the editor would be able to see it (provided that they avoided weekends and holidays). If it was for internal submission, 6000 words would be enough, and 4000 words might be good enough. However, the requirements of each editor for internal submission were different. Some might require more or less words, some might require an outline, and some might not. If the editor had already said the manuscript, it was basically considered a contract. The rest was the process of publishing the book. However, one had to pay attention to the fact that one manuscript could not be submitted multiple times. An editor could only submit one manuscript. In terms of signing probability, the probability of signing straight hair was higher than that of inward investment.

On the Qidian platform, the 6,000-word contract involved two methods: internal submission and direct delivery. ** 1. Inward Projection ** 1. ** Word Count Requirement and Completion Judgment ** - Generally speaking, about 6,000 words were enough for the internal submission. However, some editors might ask for more or less words. Some editors would look at the outline, while others would not. If the 4,000 words were written well, it was possible for the draft to pass. Once the editor had approved the manuscript, it was basically considered a contract. The subsequent release of the book was a process. - For example, in the process of publishing a book, if 6,000 words were to be submitted to the internal editor for endorsement and were chosen by other editors to be shortlisted, they had to find the internal editor. 2. ** The advantages and disadvantages of internal investment ** - The advantage was that they could know the fate of the work earlier. Some editors would read the manuscript on weekends and in the early hours of the morning. - The disadvantage was that he could only submit to one editor. If he submitted more than one draft without proper reason, he would be blacklisted. If an editor did not pass the draft, he could submit another one. If he met an editor who read the draft slowly, it would take more time. ** 2. Straight Hair (Directly Send Books)** 1. ** Editor and View System ** - A minimum of 6,000 words could be sent to the editor's background. However, if the book was published on a Saturday or Sunday, even if it was 6,000 words or more, the editor would not be working on the weekend and would not receive a short message. All editors with more than 30,000 words could see it, but other editors might not read it if they were busy. 2. ** The advantages and disadvantages of straight hair ** - The advantage was that all editors could see the work, and editors of different types (such as Xianxia, urban fantasy, light novel editors, etc.) could sign if they thought the work was good. - The disadvantage was that he would be very anxious before he received the message, and it was easy for him to frequently check if the Author's Assistant had received any messages. To increase the chances of signing a contract with 6000 words, the title of the new book should be attractive. The introduction should include elements such as the novel's golden finger, highlights, suspense, and imagination. The opening story should be centered on the main character and the first three chapters (within 6000 words) should include the main character, events, and golden fingers.(There are additional points for system texts), the upcoming crisis, and other elements. If there is a plot reversal in the first chapter, the protagonist has a golden finger, and the golden finger has a sense of anticipation, growth, and interest, it will add points. The opening will allow the protagonist to use the golden finger to turn the situation around (the greater the crisis, the better). The opening will have a sense of anticipation and foreshadowing. It will also help to sign the contract. The sentence must be smooth and the update must be stable.

On Qidian Chinese Network, there were two main ways to sign a contract: internal investment and direct publishing. If a book was sent directly to the editor for collection, generally speaking, 6000 words could enter the backstage of the editor's group. In theory, all editors with more than 30,000 words could see it. However, if one applied for a contract after reaching 100,000 words (understood here as not being signed by the editor), there might be some problems. Judging from the editor's consideration of signing the contract, it might not have met some key signing criteria. For example, the introduction of the book title was not attractive enough, and did not include the golden finger, highlights, suspense, imagination, and other elements of the novel; The beginning did not directly focus on the protagonist; The first three chapters (within 6000 words) did not include the protagonist (character), events (plot), golden finger (system, etc.), the upcoming crisis, and other elements; The plot of the first chapter did not reverse, the protagonist did not activate the golden finger, or the golden finger lacked anticipation, growth, and fun; The opening plot did not use a cheat to turn the situation around, and the opening lacked a sense of anticipation, foreshadowing, suspense, and the development of the plot. In addition, there might also be situations where the sentences were not fluent, the level of diction and sentence formation was low, and the updates were unstable. Although editors were judged based on certain standards when signing contracts, it might be insufficient in these aspects if they were not signed after reaching 100,000 words.

For most authors, if they didn't sign a contract for 10,000 words on Qidian website, they would worry that their writing would be bad. If they didn't sign a contract for 30,000 words, more than half of the authors would choose to give up. If they didn't sign a contract for 50,000 words, most authors would stop writing. It was rare for 300,000 words to not be signed. In this case, the author may need to re-examine whether the work meets the market demand, such as whether the title description is attractive.(Including cheat, highlights, suspense, imagination, and other elements), whether the opening plot directly focuses on the protagonist and the protagonist appears as soon as possible, whether the first three chapters (within 6000 words) include the protagonist, events, cheat (the system will add points), the upcoming crisis, and other elements, whether the opening chapter has a plot reversal, whether the protagonist has activated the cheat and the cheat has a sense of anticipation, growth, and interest, whether the opening plot reasonably uses the cheat to turn the situation around. Whether the opening had a sense of anticipation and foreshadowing. At the same time, they also had to ensure that the sentences were smooth, the level of diction and sentence formation was up to standard, and the updates were stable. Of course, there were also some authors who continued to write without signing a contract or earning any profits, but this required a lot of perseverance.

Based on context alone On Qidian Chinese Network, a 3000-word contract was a relatively common contract model. In terms of the quality of the work, these 3000 words needed to show unique creativity. For example, the novel world setting, like the unique fantasy world constructed at the beginning of the book, attracted the readers 'interest from the beginning. The story had to have a certain level of attraction, and the pace of the plot couldn't be dragged out. In just 3000 words, it had to be able to present a preliminary plot conflict or suspense. Character creation was also very important. Even if the amount of text was limited, the main character or main character had to have a distinct personality. In terms of market potential, the type of work needed to meet some of the current market needs or have the potential to open up new markets. If it was a fantasy genre, it had to be innovative in terms of traditional fantasy elements, and if it was an urban genre, it had to have a unique selling point, such as a unique urban profession or a fusion of surreal elements in a real city. As for the contract signing process, when the author uploaded a work of about 3000 words that met the platform's requirements, the editor would conduct a preliminary review. The editor would consider the subject matter, style, story structure, and many other aspects of the work. If the editor felt that the work had potential, they would contact the author to sign the contract. They might also suggest some changes and other further requirements.

It was rare for a novel website to earn royalties in the month of signing a contract. Generally, it required a certain amount of waiting and accumulation of writing before it could earn more royalties. However, some large-scale novel websites usually gave better benefits and royalties to contracted authors. For example, Yuewen Group, Feilu Fiction.com, etc. These websites had relatively lower contract conditions and gave higher royalties to motivate authors to create to a certain extent. Other than the website itself, they could also earn money through platform recommendations, publishing, adaptation, and other methods. When writing a novel, you need to pay attention to choosing a suitable platform to understand the distribution system of the royalties. At the same time, you need to accumulate writing experience to improve your writing level in order to better obtain the royalties.

If you want to achieve the goal of earning 5,000 yuan a month by writing novels at Qidian, you need to pay attention to the following points: 1. Decide on an attractive theme and storyline and express it clearly. (2) improve the quality and style of the novel to ensure that readers can appreciate and attract their interest. 3. Maintain the novel's update frequency and maintain its attractive content and plot to attract more readers. 4. Use Qidian's recommendation system and reader feedback mechanism to continuously improve and enhance the content and style of the novel. 5. To actively expand your social circle outside of the novel and interact with other writers and readers to share your works and insights. 6. Take part in Qidian's activities and shows to increase your exposure and popularity. 7. Regularly evaluate your own works, find shortcomings, and adjust and improve your writing style and skills in a timely manner. The most important thing was to have the patience and perseverance to work hard and improve your work in order to achieve the goal of earning 5,000 yuan a month.