Well, it has been almost two months since this book was released without realizing it. It will be on the shelves at 12 noon tomorrow.
Now I feel uneasy and even a little scared.
Let me first tell you about my own online writing journey. I won’t sell it if it sells badly. The student party has no worries about food and clothing. (Of course, if you can subscribe, please support it as much as possible. Thank you!)
I first came into contact with novels in the fifth and sixth grade of elementary school. At that time, the sister of a classmate went to junior high school to buy romance magazines and was brought to school by her brother.
After I read this magazine, I was immediately shocked. Then I started my writing journey and wrote the first romance novel in my life. The protagonist’s name is Li Hua... ennnnn. (Don’t complain, it’s shameless.
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Later, when I entered junior high school, under the influence of the girls in my class, I never returned to romance novel magazines. I spent my weekly pocket money on romance novels. (I am a boy, and I spent all my pocket money on romance novels every week.
Can you believe it?)
Until now, I can still count a dozen titles of romance novels, such as Fei Mo Huan, Tao Zhi Yao Yao, Pink Romance, Fei Romance, Hanabi, Egg, Youth Style, etc.
It wasn't until the second year of junior high school that I started to get involved with online literature. I remember the first novel I read at that time was a gangster novel. The protagonist was twelve years old and was carrying a machete on his back to chop down a street. At that time, I had the same feeling: Damn, this is awesome.
force!
In the third grade of junior high school, I took the time to read novels such as Wu Dong Qian Kun, Fighting to Break the Sphere, and The Wilderness, and also played the mobile game of Lord. Unfortunately, I didn’t know why I couldn’t log in with QQ, so I gave up playing.
When I was in high school, I read a bit more, but I still split the time between online novels and romance novels. It wasn’t until I gave all the dozens of romance novels I had accumulated to a female classmate that I officially bid farewell to romance novels and entered the online literature world.
's embrace.
When I was a freshman in college, I entered the online literary world with great ambition. With the dream of becoming a god with one book, I published my first book at Qidian.
Then, I pounced on the fact that I didn’t even know my grandma, and I didn’t sign a contract for more than 200,000 words. The saddest thing is that there was not even a person scolding me in the comment section. (When I was preparing to publish the book a few months ago, I suddenly discovered that this book was still being published.
Sealed.)
During this summer vacation, the idea of writing a novel suddenly came up again. The moment this idea appeared in my mind, it took root and grew into a towering tree that cannot be erased.
Finally, after scrapping several beginnings and discarding nearly 20,000 words of scraps, I started this book.
Fortunately, the book was short-lived when it reached 30,000 words.
Hey (three sounds), the feeling at that time was simply an indescribable sense of relief.
Here, I would like to thank the editor-in-chief Beihe for his appreciation and attention.
Then, it was updated all the way, and now it has over 200,000 words.
During this period, I successfully evolved from the one-update beast I was when I first entered the online literary world. I can occasionally update twice. At the same time, I also mentioned in the chapter that I guarantee one update and have enough time to update twice. (The code is too slow,
Generally, it takes about two hours to finish a chapter. Needless to say, Cavan can finish a chapter in eight or nine hours.)
Later, I thought, this is not cool.
It took a lot of effort to sign the contract, but I had to work hard no matter what, and then I evolved into a two-update beast. Therefore, you can see many times that the three updates will be added tomorrow, sometimes in a single chapter, and sometimes in the previous chapter.
(I can’t help it, there are always days when the classes are too tight and I can’t save the manuscript.)
Now that we have reached the stage of putting it on the shelves, tomorrow is the time to test the performance of this book.
There are more than 4,400 collections. I think a collection ratio of forty to one should be possible, right?
After it is put on the shelves, there will definitely be readers who will pirate it. I don’t want to ask for a full subscription. It’s okay for the bosses to support it by ordering it for the first time before they leave. It’s only one or two cents, and it’s more than that if you pluck the roots!
Then, I will guarantee three updates tomorrow, and try my best to update four. (Sorry for the handicap!)
For every 100 orders starting from scratch, one update will be added, and for every fifty monthly tickets, one update will be added. (That’s it, I don’t dare to ask for too much.)
Okay, Jiang Zi, I wrote more than a thousand words in my acceptance speech. If I used it to code words, wouldn’t most of the chapter be gone? (￣￣)／
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