Withdrawing the manuscript before publication will affect the author and the magazine. First of all, it takes some time for magazines to typeset papers. If the author wants to withdraw the manuscript, he will definitely get some withdrawal fees. Once the author's credibility is revoked, it may be affected. If you withdraw the manuscript many times, you may be blacklisted by the magazine and may not be able to contribute in recent years.

There are many examples of withdrawing manuscripts during the publication of papers, but the author suggests not to withdraw manuscripts easily. The usual paper review is not simple, and the paper is so difficult to be hired that there is no reason to withdraw it.

Some authors may have published half of it, but they feel that the cost is too expensive to afford, or that this paper is of little use to their graduation. Publishing a paper must have its function. Professional title evaluation needs to publish papers, which is also a plus item, and publishing papers should be treated with caution.