Why can't I read the novel after a long time after it has been stored?
This is because the buffer is a way to temporarily store files. By copying files into memory and taking them out of memory when needed, it can increase the speed of file access. However, the time of the buffer was limited. When the buffer expired, the data in the buffer would become invalid and need to be downloaded from the server again. When the novel's buffer expired, if the user did not update the buffer, the client would try to get the latest novel data from the server. However, due to the limited time of the buffer, the server may have already stored some of the novel data, so the client needs to download more data to satisfy the request. This may cause the download speed to slow down or the download to fail, or even cause the client to crash. In order to avoid this situation, it is recommended not to directly delete the files after the buffer time ends. Instead, manually clear the buffer, such as closing the browser window or clearing the browser buffer, so that the client can retrieve the latest novel data again. It is also recommended to update the novel's buffer time regularly so that the client can make better use of the buffer to increase the speed of access.
