It would go premium tomorrow at noon.
No need to say anything else—10,000 characters would be delivered straight away.
First, let me talk about the schedule.
For the first month after launch, there would be no fewer than 10,000 characters every day. (Focus on this!)
Starting from the second month, it would depend on the average subscriptions. If the average kept rising, there would still be no fewer than 10,000 characters every day.
And then: please subscribe on the first day!!!
First-day subscriptions were what gave an author the drive to keep going. Even if some esteemed readers would later read pirated copies, I still begged everyone to support me with a first-day subscription.
Current follow-up readership was around 2,200.
If first-day subscriptions broke 1,600, I would add chapters on the spot! For every additional hundred, I would add another 4,000 characters! Focus on this!!!
Everyone could probably tell from the plot before launch.
If this book was to be written well, the outline had to be done properly, and it had to be rigorous.
Because whenever a new arc began, I had to ensure the foreshadowing and setup within that arc were in place for the second arc, and even the third.
In other words, I had to know at least four arcs ahead of you all before I could arrange the foreshadowing, anticipation, and satisfying moments with ease.
So this was an extremely brain-draining undertaking, and a book that required ample preparation.
There was no helping it. This was the fate of someone who couldn't write pure wish-fulfillment fiction.
I could only burn through my brainpower and attract readers through other means.
Rules for bonus chapters after launch:
I'll also explain the rules for tips here.
A Hall Master tipped: plus 2,000 characters. (Even if it kills me,