Yes. I checked the actual registration page. It currently asks for a pen name (笔名), password, and email, and says the email must be activated before the account can be used. It also says the pen name can contain Chinese/English letters, numbers, _ or -, with 2–12 characters; the password must be at least 6 characters and contain a letter and a number.
For legitimate bulk registration, I can help you build a Playwright/Python tool that creates accounts from a CSV, but I would structure it so that:
- Each account has its own legitimate email address.
- The script fills the registration form automatically.
- It checks whether the pen name is available.
- It does not bypass CAPTCHA, email activation, rate limits, or other anti-abuse controls.
- After submitting, it records the account as
pending_email_activationand moves to the next one. - You can manually complete any verification step.
A CSV could look like:
pen_name,email,password
myname01@example.com,myname01@example.com,Example123
myname02@example.com,myname02@example.com,Example456
myname03@example.com,myname03@example.com,Example789
I can write the complete Python + Playwright program, including CSV input, randomized delays, availability checking, error handling, logging, and a --limit option for the number of accounts to process.
