This book's first-day subscriptions were 700. There was a time when I wanted to cut it, and the people around me also advised me to cut it.
After all, my last book was the first book of my life, with 1,200 first-day subscriptions, and by the time I wrote it, the average subscriptions were 6,000+.
But this book's first-day results were so poor.
In the end, though, I still chose not to cut it. An author's integrity meant I could never bring myself to make that decision, so I slowly wrote it until it was about to break a million words.
Fortunately, persistence brought its rewards too.
At present, the average subscriptions have already reached 3,900, and the collections have just hit thirty thousand. So far, it hasn't eaten any major recommendations, nor has it been on San Jiang or other exposure spots.
Personally, I feel this book's results should be better than the last one's.
As for the current update speed, I can't promise explosive updates like the last book.
But I can promise that this book will definitely be completed.
After all, I held on even with 700 first-day subscriptions, and I also wrote the last book to completion at over two million words.
I believe finishing this one won't be too big a problem for me either.
On this point, readers can be completely at ease.
I still have this most basic author's integrity.
Speaking of which, I'll still ask for Monthly Tickets!
If this month's Monthly Tickets reach 500, I'll add a small chapter, meaning two thousand words; if they reach one thousand Monthly Tickets, I'll add a big chapter, meaning two million words.
If it reaches 500 but not one thousand, it will be counted as one thousand.
That's that.
How much extra I can