I mentioned the problem of the system panel before. Readers reported that the system panel was too short. I explained the necessity of the system panel. The readers also actively participated in the discussion and put forward some opinions. One of them was to put the system panel in the comment area.
I rejected this suggestion at the time because I knew that a large number of readers read with the comment area closed, which would cause unnecessary trouble to them. In addition, there may be other channels where the comment areas of readers cannot be synchronized.
Of course, the main reason is still the former.
However, after posting that single chapter explanation, I have been thinking about this issue in the past few days. As for system writing, the system panel is an unavoidable problem.
But many readers are actually not very interested in this thing. They just turn back when they see it.
So are there any other ways to make this thing more interesting?
Then I thought of a way, which is to combine illustrations to let everyone see the real system panel.
Take the system panel in Chapter 81 as an example, as shown below.
Of course, there will be problems with this, that is, some readers turn off the illustrations or are disgusted with them. If I do this, they may abandon the book directly.
I know that many readers never comment, but I still hope that readers who are disgusted with illustrations or have turned off illustrations can reply to this single chapter so that I can see how many there are and determine whether I need to make adjustments in this way.
To be honest, this adjustment is of no benefit to me. It wastes time and reduces the number of words. It mainly focuses on sincerity for sincerity.
