Why does the next chapter jump back to the first chapter when I'm reading a novel on my phone? Annoying, what should I do!

This was due to the problem with the novel website's automatic recommendation algorithm. The automatic recommendation algorithm would predict the content of the next chapter or page based on the reader's reading history, including the chapters and pages that had been read. Therefore, when a reader read a certain chapter, if they had already read the chapter before, the mobile novel website would automatically recommend the content that had already been read before. Similarly, when the reader read the previous chapter, the mobile novel website would also recommend the content that had been read before. This wasn't done intentionally by the author or the novel website, but due to technical limitations. The novel website's automatic recommendation algorithm couldn't take into account all possibilities. If you want to read new content, you can try to change websites or manually search for new content.

Maybe it's because you're using the automatic bookmark function when you're reading the novel, and this function will automatically mark the next page according to the number of pages you're on when you read the chapter. When you read the next chapter, the system will jump to the next page according to your bookmark, so you will feel that your reading speed has increased. But if you're using a browser or other application reader instead of a specialized reading software, there might not be an automatic bookmark function. In this case, you need to manually mark each chapter as a bookmark so that you can quickly jump to the next chapter when needed. Whether you use an automatic bookmark or a manual bookmark, it can help you quickly find the content you need when reading a novel and improve the reading experience.

Perhaps it was because the phone browser would automatically jump to the next chapter according to the navigation bar settings of the website. To avoid this situation, you can try the following methods: 1 Turn off the auto-complete function of the browser. Find the "auto-complete" or "password" option in the browser settings to turn off the auto-fill password or form completion function. 2 Change the browser's bookmark settings. Changing the website's content in the browser's bookmark to the same content as the chapter you were currently reading would prevent you from automatically jumping to the next chapter while reading. 3. Cancel the order or stop reading. If you are reading a web novel on a certain website, you can try to cancel the order or stop reading to cancel the website's automatic jump to the next chapter function. If the above methods still can't solve the problem, you can try to use another browser or re-install the browser to solve the problem. If the problem still exists, it is recommended to contact the customer service of the website for help.

You may have encountered some common problems when reading novels. When reading a novel, sometimes readers will find themselves jumping to the next chapter after reading a chapter. This is usually because the novel uses a "skip-reading" method, that is, the reader can turn the pages at will during the reading process without having to follow the chapter order. Fictionists usually use this method to allow readers to read more freely and save space. For example, the author might leave some empty pages between chapters so that the reader could flip through the pages at will to see the content of different chapters. This way, the novel would be more flexible and the readers could read it according to their own needs. Of course, there were also some authors who would use the method of " reading in order ", which was to turn the pages according to the chapter order, so that the reader could more clearly understand the development order of the story. Different authors may use different ways to design the story, so you can choose the way to read according to your preferences.

There were many reasons why a novel would automatically jump to the next chapter. The most common ones were the following: Chapter titles or plots attract the reader's attention, causing the reader to unconsciously want to continue reading the next part of the content. 2 The author of a novel may use techniques such as "suspense" or "introducing a new plot" to attract the reader's interest and hope that the reader will find the answer or continue reading. 3. The rules of the novel platform or website may require readers to automatically jump to the next chapter during the reading process. 4 Some reading applications or websites may automatically jump to the next paragraph after the reader has read a paragraph. Different novels and reading platforms might have different rules and restrictions, and the reason for automatically jumping to the next chapter might be different. The reader should pay attention to the rules of the platform or website to avoid unnecessary problems.

The reason why the novel would automatically jump back to the main page on the Huawei Glory 6 phone was probably because the phone had turned on the automatic screen lock function. This feature would automatically lock the phone to the home page when the user was reading the novel to prevent the user from swiping the screen away from the novel. If the user canceled this function, the novel reader would resume the automatic lock screen function and display the title and cover of the novel.

This question involved the working principle of the novel reader. Different readers might have different explanations. When you click on the next chapter of a novel, the reader may automatically retrieve all the contents of the current chapter according to the set algorithm and load them into memory for subsequent chapters. When the next chapter was clicked, the reader would update the content of the current chapter according to the algorithm and buffer the updated content to the disk so that it could respond to the reader's request faster the next time it loaded. During this process, two chapters may be skipped because the update of the algorithm may cause the buffer to be inconsistent, resulting in the reader seeing different content. This could be because the chapter content originally stored in the memory had been moved to the disk after the algorithm was updated, or because the memory buffer was insufficient and needed to read the new chapter content from the disk. This phenomenon was more common in novel readers. Different readers might have different solutions, such as adding a buffer mechanism, optimization algorithm, and so on.

This question involved some of the differences and similarities between novels and games. Fictions and games usually had a fixed structure, including chapters, sections, sentences, and boundaries between sections. Some parts of these structures might be considered "skipping" because they are not directly related to the previous plot or character. Jumps in a novel are usually used to create suspense and attract the reader's interest. When the reader is looking forward to the next development of the plot, the author may suddenly jump over and shift the reader's attention to other aspects to promote the development of the story. This kind of jumping can also be used to increase the complexity and depth of the story, making the reader feel confused and uneasy. Games have similar "jumps" but they are usually more obvious because they are directly related to the plot and characters of the game world. Jumping through the game world may change the game process or the character's next move, so the game reader may feel uncomfortable or lose interest. Jumps in novels and games are usually used to achieve the purpose of the story, attract the reader's interest, and increase the complexity of the story. The readers could decide whether or not they liked the jump based on their own preferences and needs.

When reading a book on a samsung phone, clicking on the next chapter would always jump to the bottom of the next chapter page, unable to jump to the beginning. It was the same for any browser. It could be that he accidentally clicked on it. When reading a novel, it is common to encounter a situation where you cannot jump directly to the previous chapter after clicking on the next chapter. This is because the novel website or reader uses some kind of technology to ensure that each chapter has a clear chapter title and page number so that readers can better review and track the development of the story. If you accidentally click anywhere on the screen, the reader might mistakenly think that you want to jump to the next chapter instead of the current chapter. You can try shaking the phone gently or tapping the screen to see if you can relocate to the desired location. If you still can't solve the problem, you can try to find the relevant options or adjust the settings in the reader settings or send feedback to the website or reader administrator for help in solving the problem.

This question involved the plot and setting of the novel. Different novels might have different explanations. In some novels, the phone key was always on because the character was reading the novel or using some function on the phone, such as replying to messages or searching for content. These actions would trigger the phone's auto-start function, causing the phone key to always be on. In addition, in some novels, the phone keys were always lit up, which might be regarded as a symbolic symbol that the character was immersed in the novel and could not extricate himself. This behavior could strengthen the character's immersion and make it easier for the readers to immerse themselves in the plot of the novel. Of course, this was only the setting and plot of some novels. Not all novels would have such a setting.