Mainaka Leo Tolstoy wrote 18 volumes in general, Jack London 22 volumes, but I'm not talking about writers, classics of the 20th century. I am talking about modern authors. It is your right to write ... the level and quality depends on the author to the author. You can write and 100,000 words and 50,000 words and 450,000 words and 1,000,000 words, it all depends on your imagination, skills. Another question will you be read? Maybe there will be hundreds of readers but not millions.
If you read further explanations below, you would understand the main point. That the author is not a robot, he has the same problems as the reader. He cannot write every day. The author depends on his health, the health of his loved ones, and inspiration for his work. He has his own pace. If he promised 3 chapters of updates per week, agree with that. Maybe the author will be able to write bonus chapters or maybe not. In any case, network ethics must be respected, which was the message. Yes, and the reader makes the writer, but the reader must be cultural and adequate.
Therefore, you need to read everything in order to understand what is at stake.
Personally, it’s just interesting for me to write, myself. I set myself the goal of writing 1,000,000 words. It's my goal. And the goal of other authors is their own. Why did I set such a goal? I have a lot of material on the Silk Road, I collected it for 10 years, read more than 450 history books, I have thoughts, I want to share with them. I want to popularize the Silk Road theme. Maybe after reading 1,000,000 words, someone will be interested in this topic and write a great novel, which I will be happy to read. I myself am a technician, not a writer, my novels are not so magical, English is lame, difficult to read, but the content is high-quality, interesting and useful as reference material for the authors. Therefore, my idea with 1,000,000 words is an attempt to inspire new authors to write (for me) a new and magical novel about the Silk Road ... so that I can read it!))) This is the main goal. Thank.