It was the end of the month!
Friends! It was time to cast your Moon Tickets!
Originally, I had almost given up on this month's Moon Ticket Chart.
After all, the waters of the Moon Ticket Chart were getting deeper and deeper. One big-name author after another had appeared out of nowhere, their Moon Tickets skyrocketing, squeezing this book of mine—which was about to end—who knew how far down the rankings.
To say nothing else, we currently had over 1,700 Moon Tickets. In the past, that would have firmly placed us in the top seventy of the Overall Chart and the top five of the Category Chart.
But now, we had been squeezed out of the top hundred, and even out of the top six on the Category Chart, leaving us only in seventh place.
Moreover, we were more than four hundred tickets behind sixth place on the Category Chart, while eighth place was less than fifty tickets behind us.
This result had made Ru Qing think that perhaps it would be better to give up on this month's Moon Ticket Chart. The book was nearly finished anyway, so it did not matter if I missed out on the one or two thousand yuan prize for the category Moon Ticket rankings.
But just as Ru Qing had made that decision, the friends in the book review section said this.
Since it was about to end anyway, what was the harm in fighting for it one or two more times? Wouldn't it be nice to see things through from beginning to end? If we had the conditions to compete, then we should not give up!
After seeing everyone's comments, Ru Qing felt that they seemed to have a point.
Since the book would be finished soon, and there were only one