Yesterday, many book friends scolded Hamster, saying that Hamster is not trustworthy. He promised to be on the top of the monthly ticket list, but he still owed an update.
Hamster thinks about it, indeed, I would be angry too.
Hamster's normal updates are 4,000 words long, because Hamster is a part-time coder and his ability is really limited.
But book friends who have been following it from the beginning to now should know that Hamster has paid back all promised league leader updates, and it has never been so long.
Because the top 100 monthly tickets are always issued, Miss Riwan’s activities are also a big test for the hamster’s kidneys.
Considering the opinions of book friends, Hamster has decided not to add updates to the monthly ticket list for the time being.
First, I feel ashamed when I say I can’t be a hamster.
Second, Hamster hopes that everyone will vote for me because of my wonderful writing, not because I have more.
After all, it's actually weird to vote monthly because there are so many updates.
There are a lot of updated and low-quality books that no one reads, and there are also quite a few books that are updated weekly or even monthly and a bunch of book friends vote for them.
Hamster feels that quality comes first.
If you don't offer a bounty, it's more a question of the hamster's ability. If you can't do it, it's a question of the hamster's attitude.
During this period of time, the hamster will work hard to pay back all the previous debts.
Will there be a campaign for the top 1,000,000 monthly votes in the future?
Let's wait until the hamster can guarantee that it will work every day and nothing will affect the code wording.
I owe 21,000, and I will pay 6,000 today, leaving 15,000.
