Looking Ahead to October

September was actually a very frustrating month.

There are a few days in between when I can update a lot, but most of the time I'm on the road.

First, I attended a science fiction forum in Shanghai, then an awards ceremony in Shenzhen, and finally went to Wuzhen at the end of the month.

The World Internet Conference has very strict epidemic control measures. To get to Wuzhen, you have to fly to Hongqiao Airport first, and then take a two-hour car ride to get there.

After arriving in Wuzhen, I stayed in a guesthouse arranged by the organizers. The environment was actually very nice, but what embarrassed me was that there wasn't even a decent table or chair in the guesthouse.

I typed there for three days, and my neck felt like it was about to break.

After participating in a high-density schedule of activities, I postponed everything else for the future.

I've always felt that authors should focus on writing diligently, and that no amount of honor or profit is as important as the work itself.

So, after the World Internet Conference ended, I announced that I would go into seclusion and stay home to write, and I didn't want to go anywhere (of course, I might accompany my wife to Sanya at the end of the year, after all, it would be a lie to say that I can write in An Xin without appeasing my wife...).

Let me talk about the update plan for October. In August, I failed to reach a daily update of 10,000 words; I was short by 1,000 words.

So, October definitely wants to get this done. I've roughly calculated that October should be able to pay off most of the debts owed to the bosses (of course, if there are new bosses, then never mind...).

This month, I will try to update more often, and even if I take a break, I will make up for it within three days. That's my promise.

Let's talk about the results. Since I spent a month on Xianyu in September, the average number of orders barely increased. Now it's 98,800, which is quite auspicious.

Therefore, my goal for October is to reach 100,000, since I'm only 1,200 short of the average daily subscription. If I do that, I'll be the first author in Qidian's history to have two works with an average daily subscription of 100,000.

Thinking about this still makes me quite excited, as it's a milestone record. Da Wang Qidian the 100,000 average daily subscription record on Qidian, while I hold a unique record (although it may soon be broken by the new books of Sell Papers and Wu Zei).

But in any case, achieving a milestone in the industry is still exciting.

Looking ahead, since I'm going to be updating a lot in October, I definitely want to be number one on the Monthly Ticket Ranking. After all, I've been pretty laid-back for over twenty days this month and still managed to get this many votes. I'm sure that if I work harder next month, I'll get even more support from my readers!

As promised before, if the player with the most monthly votes gets the most extra chapters for three consecutive days the following month!

I won't say anything more. There are still about ten minutes left. The first four days of October will still be double monthly vote time. Please give me your guaranteed monthly votes for October!