While brainstorming my new book today, I got so fired up that I lost track of time. I didn't have enough time to finish writing Zoro and Hawkeye's part, so I'll update tomorrow instead.
Sliding in on my knees to apologize (sincerely!).
I'll also take this opportunity to talk about this book and my next one.
I'm a newcomer to web novels. This is my first book.
Honestly, when this book first got signed, I approached it as a beginner. I only hoped to earn the full-attendance bonus and maybe a little from subscriptions—enough to support myself each month. I treated it as practice.
Even though I wasn't very skilled, I wrote seriously with the mindset of learning and improving, though I inevitably wrote some questionable parts along the way. I've learned my lesson already.
But as I kept writing, I realized this book's results were far better than I had expected!
It actually reached premium status. Holy crap!
Liqun was absolutely ecstatic at the time. You could even say I got a little cocky, hahaha.
Then the follow-up readership crashed.
It was when I took several days off before the New Year. The story had also just entered the New World, and I failed to control the pacing, making the plot drag too much.
That was during this book's growth period. Because I took time off, I also missed out on a bestseller slot and a major featured promotion. It still hurts to think about. After that, things began declining bit by bit.
Fortunately, I managed to keep my mentality steady. After reaching a million words, I managed to get another bestseller slot, which kept the book from dying completely. It didn't revive it either, though. Anyway, it's been half-dead all the way until now.
That was probably a