/lit/ - Literature

>>13714293
Not being a writer myself I have never really dissected the reasons behind the quality of someones work.
But if I were to try I would say that it mostly comes down to the pride one puts in ones craft. If all you want to do is make a quick buck by pandering to a certain demographic I think that's a waste of time and energy. I am not sure if you can reach the "airport literature" level of quality by mindlessly churning out two or three chapters weekly to put it politely. That's on top of the time and energy you put into shilling it wherever web novels are being shilled. Mind you there is no assurance you will ever reach the critical mass needed for someone to put you into a collage and post here so we can make fun of you.
There are more lucrative professions which require less effort.
Focusing on actual quality writing and lets say not going against the current year trends would probably serve you better.