I Really Don’t Want to Be a Novelist

Ji Zhuo, a down-on-his-luck novel writer who has failed three books in a row, obtains a system.

As long as he writes a book that becomes a hit, he gets attribute points as a reward, and if the book flops, he still gets a consolation reward.

Isn’t this taking off?

Then Ji Zhuo looks at the money from the consolation reward.

...Heh, writing novels really is a dead end.

I can’t write novels, but can’t I still fail?

Synopsis two:

A famous interview program interviews the famous writer Mr. Ji Zhuo.

Host: “Mr. Ji Zhuo, what insights do you have about creation?”

Ji Zhuo: “...Just write it like that.”

Host: “Haha, Mr. Ji is really humorous.”

Ji Zhuo: “...I’m not being humorous.”

Host: “Then for some new writer friends, do you have any good advice when choosing a subject?”

Ji Zhuo: “Write whatever isn’t popular.”

Host: “Haha...”

Ji Zhuo: “...”

The next day, the news reports:

“Mr. Ji Zhuo’s humorous literature”

“Famous writer advocates that new writers should write more freely and without restraint”

“Writer Ji Zhuo says new authors should have the courage to challenge different genres.”

Ji Zhuo: “..., ??”

This book is also called: “Writing novels is a dead end,” “I can’t write novels, but can’t I still fail?,” “How exactly can I fail?”