I'm a Little Depressed, Just Say It Casually.

A long time ago, I was chatting with an editor. The editor said that your collection already exceeds 50,000, so why don’t you have any high-quality products? The editor is very kind to me and has all the recommendations I should have before putting it on the shelves. I have also received most of the big recommendations from Qidian. So I was very ashamed at the time. I can only say that the initial subscription was too low and there were too many chapters, so now I am trying to catch up with the average subscription, which is very difficult.

Today, I took a look and found 74,900 collections! Nearly 75,000 collected, but still no high-quality products... Other people's books have more than one million words, and a collection of 30,000 can be considered high-quality. A little less, a collection of 50,000 is almost high-quality. My collection of more than 5 million words, and a collection of 75,000, is still not high-quality...

Some people say that I don’t update enough. How do I put this? I think it’s a decent 4K, with 3 updates every Monday and a reward of 10,000 plus one update. I am very scared every time I add an update. Why? Because if I update three chapters, the order may be dropped... Because my subscriptions are extremely low, with a collection of 75,000, the subscriptions for the new chapters added that day were less than 700... Not one percent.

Some book friends say that I am slow. How can I put it? I write some things very slowly. But the content of each chapter is deduced bit by bit using my brain. Some people say that I copy data, and some chapters do have a lot of data, but I can honestly say that it is not easy to find these data. I can see it from dozens of gigabytes of data, and then it takes a lot of effort to write it out. . My books are very niche and tend to be deductions and textual research. There should not be too many people reading this book, after all, my collection is pretty decent.

So overall, you can understand that this book is actually pretty good except for subscription data... Whether it’s monthly passes, recommendations, clicks or collections.

Of course, if some book friends really don’t want to read it, or think it’s not worth the money, that’s okay. I don’t need to teach you how to do this. But if book friends who collect or read books come across passages that they like, it’s okay to subscribe to some, right? After all, the collection keeps growing... Yet subscriptions have been dropping…. The subscription is not out today, but it is estimated to be the lowest in the past three months. It even feels like it’s difficult to keep two chapters updated without dropping the subscription... This book has been written for 1,170 days without interruption and without a single leave note. Not to mention holidays, we will still update when there are limited exemptions. The author wants a masterpiece, so this is not too much...

Finally, the author still hopes that readers can subscribe to some if it is convenient for them, not to mention all of them. It is unrealistic for 99% of readers. It depends on the situation. Finally, I would like to thank the more than 600 book friends who are still chasing orders. Thank you all for your support~~~! As for whether you believe the data I told you, I have a good conscience. If there are book friends who are willing to verify, you can consider joining the group and sending screenshots. Well, that's it.