When I read the e-book, I have already bought the book with the reading cake. Why do I have to pay when I see the next chapter?
The reason why e-books were paid for was because e-books could be saved and shared indefinitely, not just because they consumed data or reading cookies when reading. So when you start reading an e-book, you're actually consuming reading cookies or traffic to gain access to the e-book. When you buy a chapter of an e-book, the cookies or traffic are used to provide the chapter's access and to provide the reader with the text content of the chapter. When you continue to read the next chapter, the reading cake or traffic is used to provide new chapter content and to provide readers with the text content of the new chapter. Therefore, when you continue to read e-books, you need to buy or consume reading cookies or traffic again.
When I was ten, I read an e-book
" When I was Ten " was a children's novel written by Lai Qinghe. It was about the spiritual growth and transformation of a beautiful and strong girl in the face of a completely unfamiliar living environment. The protagonist of the story, River, was a ten-year-old girl. Her hometown had the life and traditions she was familiar with, as well as her passionate friends and papaya trees. However, an unexpected trip forced He and his family to leave their beautiful home and move to the southern United States. It was very difficult for He to adapt to the new environment. She faced new food, new neighbors, new classmates, and a new city. The readers will follow the river to explore how she integrated into this new world and became smart and confident again. This book brought the readers a story about growth and courage with poetic writing techniques and simple and pure language.
Why do I jump to the next chapter when I read a novel?
Maybe it's because you're using the automatic bookmark function when you're reading the novel, and this function will automatically mark the next page according to the number of pages you're on when you read the chapter. When you read the next chapter, the system will jump to the next page according to your bookmark, so you will feel that your reading speed has increased. But if you're using a browser or other application reader instead of a specialized reading software, there might not be an automatic bookmark function. In this case, you need to manually mark each chapter as a bookmark so that you can quickly jump to the next chapter when needed. Whether you use an automatic bookmark or a manual bookmark, it can help you quickly find the content you need when reading a novel and improve the reading experience.
Why do I have to pay for reading novels when I'm a VTA reading member?
VTPs book members were a paid service provided by the VTPs book platform. By paying for the VTP book members, they could enjoy more privileges and benefits such as priority reading, exclusive copyrights, and so on. However, even if you were a member of the VTPs, you still had to pay to read novels. This is because a novel is an independent literary work that has its own copyright and the copyright of the novel is usually held by the author or the copyright owner. Therefore, even if you were a VTPs reading member, you would still have to pay for the novel in order to read and use it. This was to ensure that the novel could be read properly and to prevent the emergence of pirated copies.
I bought an e-book on Dangdang, but why can I read the complete book on the computer? Why can I only see the trial version when I log in on my phone?
If you bought an e-book on Dangdang, you could read the complete version on the computer, but you could only see the trial version on the mobile phone. It might be because the user experience on the mobile phone was slightly different from that on the computer. On the computer, Dangdang might have already typed and collated the e-book to ensure the quality and completeness of the book. Therefore, if you only saw the trial version after logging in on your phone, it might be because Dangdang hadn't typed and proofread the book or the version of the book was not compatible with the phone's operating system. It is recommended to log in to Dangdang again on the phone or try to use other reading software to read the e-book. If the problem still exists, you can contact Dangdang customer service for consultation.
Why can't I read it when I write a novel? I have to pay for it
A novel is a literary work that is usually independently created by the author and authorized to be published, distributed, and sold by a bookstore or online platform. Therefore, authors usually spent a lot of time and energy to create novels and had to pay copyright fees and other related fees. When a novel was published online, it was usually divided into multiple chapters and required payment to unlock the later chapters. This was because the online platform needed to obtain copyright fees from the novel author and use these fees to maintain the novel's server, editing, operation, and so on. Therefore, the relationship between the author and the reader was actually a business model. The author created the novel in order to obtain the copyright fee, and the reader paid the fee to obtain the right to read the novel.
Do I have to pay to read e-books?
Whether or not one had to pay to read an e-book usually depended on the source of the e-book. If the e-book is published and sold by an e-book publishing company or platform, the reader will have to pay a fee to purchase the e-book. These publishing companies or platforms usually earn some money from readers 'e-book purchases through a method called "e-book sales tax", but the exact amount depends on the relevant laws of the country or region. On the other hand, if the e-book is downloaded for free through a free e-book library (such as Google Play Books, Project Gutenberg, etc.), there is no need to pay any fees. In addition, some e-book applications allow readers to download parts of the novel or the entire novel for free, but they may have to pay for other services or purchase more complete books. Therefore, whether or not they needed to pay depended on the source of the e-book and the purchase behavior of the readers.
When reading a PSP e-book, how can I jump directly to the chapter I want to read?
To jump directly to the chapter you want to read, you can press the "Up" or "Down" button in the PSP e-book to move the chapter. If you have reached the desired chapter, you can press the note key to pause the e-book and then press the "up" or "down" button to continue reading the current chapter. If you don't want to pause, you can press the note key to continue reading the current chapter, but you might miss some content. In addition, you can also open an e-book on your PSP and use the navigation button to move through the chapters so that you can reach the desired location faster.
Why did I read the book seriously for 2 chapters? I read the book chapter by chapter, but I clearly understood it already.
Perhaps it was because he did not understand the plot and characters of the novel, or he was only reading on the surface. Reading was a step-by-step process that required one to gradually understand the gist and details of the article. You can try to review the previous chapters and think about the author's intentions and the relationship between the characters to see if you can better understand the content and plot of the article. At the same time, they could also find other channels such as discussion groups, forums, or communicate with other readers to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the novel.
After reading a novel in my e-book, when I came out, I started all over again when I opened the e-book. Why?
This phenomenon is often referred to as "e-book reading crash" or "e-book reader error." There were several possible reasons for this problem: E-book reader buffer: E-book readers may buffer some already read chapters so that they can load faster the next time they start. If you exit the e-book reader and reopen it, it might reload the chapter buffer, causing the reading progress to return to the starting point. 2. copyright issues: some e-book readers may not support certain copyright laws, resulting in them not being able to properly process the chapters that have already been read. 3. Corrupted e-book content: If the e-book contains corrupted files, it may cause the reading to crash. If you encounter this error, you can try the following methods to solve it: 1 Clear the e-book reader's buffer: Find the buffer option in the settings of the e-book reader to clear the buffer to solve this problem. 2 Change e-book readers: Some e-book readers may have compatibility issues, so you can try to use other e-book readers to read your e-books. 3 Check the e-book file: If the e-book contains a corrupted file, try to download and read it again. I hope these methods can help you solve your problem.
Why do I always have to log in when I read novels?
Perhaps there was a problem with the network, causing Hundred Reading to not function normally. You can restart the browser or try to connect to the network again. If the problem still exists, you can try using another browser or contact the website's customer service for help. He could also try using other novel applications or websites to see if the same problem would occur.