First, a few thoughts on going premium. I suddenly received a notice from my editor, then it was confirmed that the book would go premium on Friday. Honestly, I felt a little panicked.
After all, my shortest previous run before going premium was two months, while the longest was four months. This time, it was going premium after just one month. I really had no confidence.
Thinking about it later, the results probably just weren't very good either. At 150,000 words, it had a little over 8,000 favorites, recommendations were sluggish too, and I couldn't see the read-through numbers myself, so I didn't know what they looked like. They were probably not ideal, and I likely wouldn't get any further recommendations.
Rather than that, it would be better to go premium first, test the waters, and see whether I could get another recommendation to struggle on for a bit.
No matter what, I still have to thank my editor for the support.
Now, a few words about this book.
Actually, this book wasn't originally written in this style. Under the chief editor's guidance, I revised it many times before uploading it.
It probably took several months. After all, my previous book had flopped all the way to grandma's house, and I was completely at a loss. I almost forgot how to write novels and became somewhat hesitant and timid.
As for the result, I can only say that the chief editor's planning for me was excellent, and the guidance was right on point.
But I'm the sort of person who likes to let myself run wild. I can't keep myself in check, so as I wrote, I gradually wandered off course.
Looking at the title and synopsis, everyone probably thought this would be a pretty satisfying power fantasy—leveling up would