March had indeed been a rather busy month for science fiction authors capable of competing for the Moon Ticket Chart.
This month, the top few authors on the science fiction Moon Ticket Chart fought tooth and nail for their rankings, making me cry out "what a scam" countless times.
I hadn't charged in blindly, but I hadn't turned a blind eye either. I was competing too.
In the end, I fell short by two hundred votes and could only bitterly take seventh place, getting nothing at all.
Was I unwilling to accept it? Of course I was.
After all, we were fully capable of surpassing those two hundred votes.
I believed in the power of my fellow otaku.
After all, quite a few people even said they would immediately become full members, or subscribe to other books to earn monthly tickets and vote for Ru Qing, all just to support Ru Qing.
Ru Qing was very grateful.
Truly, very grateful.
Likewise, Ru Qing understood that with so many friends here, why should two hundred votes be difficult to obtain?
But while I was asking for votes, other authors were asking for votes too. Even if the gap was narrowing, it simply couldn't happen quickly.
So this outcome seemed inevitable as well.
Then who could I blame?
Naturally, I could only blame Ru Qing for being unable to explode with extra chapters.
So although I was a little unwilling to accept it, I couldn't blame anyone. Ru Qing simply didn't have enough ability or time.
Everyone said that if you competed for the Moon Ticket Chart, you would definitely experience the feeling of unwillingness.
This time, Ru Qing had gotten a taste of it too.
Therefore, I only wanted to say this.
No matter what, the magnificent March had already passed.