First of all, I would like to say that I am sorry to my readers.
I have been kept in the dark until now. I only found out in the afternoon that the editor had put my book on the shelf.
Generally speaking, I write 300,000 words before putting it on the shelf. My book was written all the time without a single recommendation.
So when I signed the contract, I asked the editor-in-chief if he would recommend anything if he steadily updates 4,000 words every day.
Of course, he didn't reply to me, so I didn't ask again.
Then when I had written 120,000 words, I asked for recommendations (generally every book should be recommended, but mine never came).
Unsurprisingly, there was still no response. In addition, someone told me to bring my book title and pen name before answering questions, so I did so.
The result is that the editor thought I applied for listing, but in fact I just applied for a test promotion.
Alas, due to various yin and yang mistakes, this book was forced to be put on the shelves at 150,000 words. I didn’t know what to do all afternoon, and I asked others for help. The most they told me was to cut it off and read the next book as soon as possible.
Generally speaking, when a book is on the shelves, it means that the author has received royalties.
But I don’t want to put it on the shelves so early. I hope to update it more and accumulate some readers. Putting it on the shelves too early will definitely lead to death.
In fact, when I wrote this book, I wrote it with the idea of finishing the book and finishing it, but I didn't expect such a thing to happen.
This book currently has 407 collections. I feel that this is a good score for a newbie (self-awareness), but unfortunately there are no recommendations, and the collection cannot be added, so I went back to apply for recommendations. It seems that I really can’t take the initiative to ask for recommendations!
Writing a book is very tiring, because I want to write a book that is as logically complete as possible. I don’t want to write a book that doesn’t require my brain to keep me entertained all the way to the end. It will take more time and energy. Although the writing may not be very good, I also
I want to do my best to do this well.
I have said in the writer's message and comment area that if you have any comments, you can put them forward, and I will read and reply to them all. Basically, I have read and replied to every comment.
No matter what, things have happened, and I don’t know if there will be any recommendations in the future, but I guess it’s cool.
I have been thinking about this all afternoon and night, what should I do.
I decided to continue writing. At least a few readers followed along and left comments. I was really touched.
Even if I am responsible for those readers, I am also responsible for myself.
I didn’t know anything when it was put on the shelves for the first time, and no one told me what to pay attention to, so I got it wrong at the time.
I should have put it on the shelves after 12 noon today. I also posted the wrong chapter in the afternoon, so that chapter will be considered an additional update.
Chapters, 5 chapters in total, 2 chapters in the evening to early morning, and the remaining 3 chapters will be tomorrow.
It means that 3 chapters have been updated today, 4 chapters will be updated tomorrow, and a total of 7 chapters will be updated in two days. It is indeed the number of updates in two days, right?
Generally speaking, you will lose a lot of readers when you get paid chapters, and I know that too.
I have also thought about how to write my own acceptance speech. I have a lot to say, but now I have forgotten what to say.
So without further ado, please support me by making an initial order.
If the first order is good, we may be able to recommend you in the future. This all depends on your support.
It's better to have little chance than no hope, right?
5 chapters will be updated on the day it is released. If the first order is over 100, one chapter will be added, and for every 100 more, one chapter will be added (basically impossible, just imagine) and there is no cap!