Since I started publishing this book, it has all been thanks to Editor-sama's support (though I don't know if I'm allowed to say that) and the kindness of all you readers.
Back when I had only fifty or sixty thousand words written, I was close to giving up even in the draft stage. I never thought it would get signed, much less that it would be going premium tomorrow.
Let me briefly talk about today's results.
This book has 20,000 bookmarks and over 4,000 follow-up readers (not paid follow-up readers), and I honestly don't know whether that's good or bad.
I've always felt that my writing is terrible. Even when writing about theories, I have to add something like, "It's not very good, just better than Yu Xiaogang's."
And my writing skill is pretty average too—actually, it often feels awful. Then there are some readers' attacks in the comments, which completely break my defenses. Every day, I wonder whether what I wrote is really just that bad.
Alright, enough about that.
As for my plans after going premium:
I don't really understand the rules for bonus chapters, nor do I know what my future income will be like. I can only follow other people's premium-launch plans and adjust them to suit myself.
First, bonus chapters:
When a big shot first rewarded this book to encourage me, I promised to add two bonus chapters.
First-day subscription bonus chapters: I'll use 1,000 first-day subscriptions as the baseline, then add one chapter for every additional 500.
Monthly ticket bonus chapters: I honestly don't know what monthly tickets are for. I just see almost everyone asking for them, so I'll add one chapter for every 200 monthly tickets.
These monthly tickets will be counted starting from the day the book goes premium, then settled