In the blink of an eye, another new year has arrived. Thank you to every Raindrop for keeping me company through 2010. In the new year, Phantom Rain will work even harder to present everyone with an even more exciting story.
People all say, "A new year brings a new atmosphere," and at this turn of the year, Phantom Rain has one wish.
I believe that as long as you're a reader, you all know what monthly tickets on Origin Point mean to an author. They are a symbol of status, a symbol of strength. Being able to win a monthly ticket award is a kind of affirmation of an author's ability.
Hundred Refinements has always been neither hot nor cold, but over the past few months, through the joint efforts of Phantom Rain and all the Raindrops, its popularity has finally risen by a great deal.
Every Raindrop knows that Phantom Rain has almost never asked for monthly tickets. If I asked for anything, it was recommendation votes. It wasn't that I didn't want them, but that I felt I couldn't compete.
But one time, fellow Daoist Tinglou scolded me on QQ. In November, Hundred Refinements had 430 tickets—just 70 tickets short of snatching the honor of the category monthly ticket award. Yet Phantom Rain chose to retreat, and Tinglou had quite the feeling of hating iron for not becoming steel.
He said that the Raindrops were willing to support me—even the hardcore fans were willing to spend money. Everyone hoped Hundred Refinements could win a bit of honor, but you, Phantom Rain, are so stingy you won't even ask for monthly tickets. Shouting a little won't kill you. What are you afraid of?
Phantom Rain sweated. I also felt that I was in the wrong.
So Phantom Rain