At the start of this month, it seemed I asked for votes two days in a row. After that, I apparently didn't ask for them consecutively again.
Mm, asking for votes.
There was no extra chapter yesterday, because I simply wanted to see whether asking for votes could bring a surprise.
Pighead is an author capable of erupting in a burst. Whenever I ask for votes, there are rarely no extra chapters. But using extra chapters to ask for votes feels unsatisfying. The ideal situation is for Pighead to write more and everyone to vote more—or for everyone to vote more until Pighead is too embarrassed not to write more. That would be perfect.
My chrysanthemum is aching in waves—was getting into the top six really this hard? I refuse to believe it. Once we get into the top six, let's not fall back down.
Asking for votes—I know some of you have them. Go check whether there are any monthly tickets in your accounts.
Today, I won't promise extra chapters. But with the credibility of Pighead, who has averaged four updates a day for four consecutive months, and with Pighead's output of nearly four million words in eleven months as guarantee, there will be an eruption. Today, tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow—any of them is possible.
Make Pighead so overjoyed that I write extra chapters without making any promises. If you vote enough, do you think Pighead would have the nerve not to add more chapters?
Vote, brothers and sisters.
Whip Pighead onward to work hard at writing.
3QU, everyone.