A Note on full attendance and Follow-up Subscriptions
Qidian had revised its full attendance program. It now required Follow-up Subscriptions within twenty-four hours. The current average was two thousand, which was enough by the five-hundred-average standard, but getting a hundred follow-up subscriptions within twenty-four hours was a bit of a stretch.
Full attendance was calculated based on the monthly average within twenty-four hours. It was basically like they wanted to kill off these old books to make room for new ones.
I hoped those of you still reading could subscribe to the latest chapters within twenty-four hours. Otherwise, the only remaining thousand yuan in full attendance pay, which made up most of the manuscript fee, would be gone.
The manuscript fee from all channels was now only a little over three thousand. Even with full attendance, it barely exceeded four thousand, and after deducting four hundred yuan in taxes, it might not even reach four thousand.
I planned to start a new book, but I still had to write this old one every day. If I started another and updated heavily, I might break down. I had tried it before, and those days had truly felt like years.
I had promised before that I would not drop this book, and I would not go back on my word. But without full attendance, the desire to update really was not that strong. I might not even be able to guarantee four thousand words a day.
So, I hoped everyone could lend a hand.