Come In and Talk About Something

We're about to be put on the paid shelves soon.

Let me explain the platform's arrangement to you.

Since this book's first-release platform is QQ Reading, it's free for members to read over here on QQ Reading.

But over on Qidian, it'll hit the paid shelves at fifty thousand words, meaning every chapter will require spending money to subscribe.

Readers on Qidian's side can head over to QQ Reading to read it.

Don't say the author's gone mad for money, putting it on the paid shelves at fifty thousand words—it's really because QQ Reading's platform rules for going on the paid shelves are like this; around fifty thousand words, the editor arranges for it to go up.

Qidian's recommendation process takes a long time, so it usually goes on the paid shelves around two hundred thousand words.

Actually, QQ Reading's membership is pretty good—once you activate it, you can read everything for free.

And Qidian and QQ are interconnected; for example, books like Sword Coming, Xian Ni, and The King of Ten Thousand Faces on Qidian can all be read for free.

Also, for reading fan fiction, QQ Reading is essential.

Almost all the full-method fan fiction authors are on QQ.

Finally, dear readers, Great Ones from both Qidian and QQ Reading, please give me your support.

My writing isn't refined; I can only barely scrape by on the meager royalties.

I earnestly beg you, dear readers, if you find the content decent, please follow along as much as you can—that way, the heat can pick up, and I can earn a bit more.

If there's anything bad, then curse me out harshly!

The one who pays is the boss—I understand that principle.