Is this data expected to be signed at the starting point?

The signing of the starting point has little to do with the number of plays, but more to do with the background editing. Although the preferences of each clip are somewhat different, there are probably several criteria. The first one is 30 thousand words, which is the new book period. At this time, the editors will do a preliminary review. If they feel good in the first trial, they will send a backstage message directly and sign the contract. The second one is 65,438+10,000 words. When it reaches10,000 words, editors will inevitably pay attention to it again and think that they can also send text messages to sign the contract. 100000 words later, almost no longer be noticed. Of course, if you keep writing, say 200,000, 300,000, 400,000 ... there is still a chance to be noticed. However, after100000 words, the author can initiate a signature request to the starting point himself.

Then there is the standard of over-draft. There is a key point that everyone agrees, that is, it is best to have a small climax in the first three chapters of the three articles, otherwise there will be a small suspense. It is recognized that a climax before 30 thousand words is better than the manuscript. So even if you apply for the first 30 thousand words in the background, you should change it, because the background editor is very busy and usually only reads 30 thousand words.

As for the data you mentioned, generally no one reads it before signing the contract, and someone can sign the contract with 0 recommendation.