Long online novels usually need to be over 600,000 words or over one million words.

You can go to big websites such as Yuewen, Qidian, Alibaba, Jinjiang, Xiaoxiang, Motie Chinese Network, Yiyun Academy, iQiyi Literature, Xiangwang, etc. There are also smaller websites such as Jiuku, Guijiejie, Mars, Fengqi, Tiandi, Huaxia Sky, etc.

There are two ways to submit. You can directly log in to the backend of a website you like and post it. When it reaches 20,000 hits, you can apply for a contract in the backend. Generally, it will take about a week for you to sign the contract.

The second way is to find the web editor or editor of the website and send it directly to the other party's email for her to review. After confirming that you can sign the contract after the review, you can post the article and then get the contract.

I am an editor. I suggest that authors choose the second way to submit. Because first: Can you pass the review? Where can't you sign the contract? An editor will point it out to you directly and teach you. Second: the first publication of the manuscript is really important now. Submitting to an email address avoids wasting the first publication right after the website publishes the article. If you fail to sign a contract by submitting to this website, you can submit to another website. You can sign a contract and it has not been published before, so the chance of signing a contract is greater.