Since VIP chapters would open tomorrow at 12:00 noon, this little author would probably start uploading before 12:30, so whatever you do, don't stay up waiting after midnight tonight. Remember, remember. (ˇ_ˇ:)
And then, rolling around on the floor begging for subscriptions—especially subscriptions to the first chapter. Friends who knew the ropes probably understood that first-day subscriptions were genuinely very important for a new book. Although reading one book only cost a few dozen yuan, I also knew that many of you read dozens or even hundreds of books, so subscribing to them all was difficult. But giving me a first subscription was really easy, right? Were you really unwilling to give me even a dime? ()
And then, updates. Roughly ten updates tomorrow. This book currently had 22,000 bookmarks, and according to Qidian's acceptable 10:1 bookmark-to-subscription ratio, 2,200 first subscriptions would count as passing. So I set the target lower: 500 first subscriptions at a 44:1 ratio as the minimum standard. (If it didn't even reach 500, I'd truly be too ashamed to face anyone, sob sob sob (ㄒoㄒ)) For every additional 100 first subscriptions, I'd add one more update. In other words, if subscriptions were normal, I'd still have to add another seventeen updates "(Д*).
As for monthly tickets, just do whatever you liked. There were only ten days left anyway, so getting onto the new-book rankings was probably impossible. (￣▼￣)
As for tips, if you wanted to support me, one or two yuan as a token would be enough. Please don't spend too much. Wouldn't it be better to use the money you saved to enable automatic subscriptions? ＾０＾~.
Now that the most important matters were out of the way, here were a few words from this little author's heart. Those who weren't interested could skip them.