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What this page is for

After entering the creator area, the top of the page shows the script list and its current count. This is the entry point for everything: create a draft, search scripts, filter by status, continue an edit, and open published data.
Script Management page with search, status filters, a draft card, and a New Script button

Chinese UI screenshot: script list and draft card

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What each card shows

Each card usually contains:
  • Cover and title: used to identify the work; without a cover, the card shows the first character of the title;
  • Status: Draft, In Review, Published, or Unpublished;
  • Series or chapter information: series works show the series and chapter;
  • Version label: published works show the current version;
  • Time: drafts show the last save time, published works show the publish time, and works in review show the submission time;
  • More actions: a draft can be edited or deleted; a work in review can open its draft; a published work can start a new draft from an existing version.
Status filters do not modify the work; they only change what the list shows: Search can use the script title or series name. If no card appears, clear both the search text and the status filter before assuming the script is gone.

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Published data

Selecting a published card opens a data panel with:
  • Play count;
  • Average turns per play;
  • Favorites;
  • Likes;
  • Completions.
Published script metrics showing plays, average turns, favorites, likes, completions, and estimated income

Chinese UI screenshot: published script metrics

The numbers in the screenshot are live data captured locally, not a product promise. The panel also keeps an Estimated Income area, but it clearly says it is not supported yet, so you cannot get an amount, split, settlement date, or withdrawal status from here.

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Revenue share: now and later

The management page currently has no usable revenue settlement data. If the platform formally opens creator revenue later, this page can grow to explain:
  1. Which works or play activity produce revenue;
  2. The currently shareable and already settled amounts;
  3. The settlement cycle, status, and detail;
  4. The withdrawal methods allowed by platform rules.
These details should wait for the platform’s formal rules. Do not treat Estimated Income as money received, and do not estimate revenue from play count yourself.

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How management and the editor work together

  • Enter the editor from a Draft card to fill fields and connections;
  • After Save in the editor, the card keeps the last save time;
  • After a passing test, Submit for Review from the editor changes the status to In Review;
  • If a submission is returned, fix the draft and resubmit;
  • After approval and publication, check the current version and its data from the management page.
The management page does not merge “submit for review” and “publish automatically” into one action.