The first-day subscription results are in. Let me report back to everyone.
472 first-day subscriptions within 24 hours, 332 average subscriptions, 6,200 new follows.
These results were completely beyond my expectations. Thanks so much for your support.
Anyway, there's just one thing to say: pick up the keyboard and get to work.
Write, absolutely write. I won't go easy on myself—I'll keep writing until the website goes under.
Of course, these results are definitely inflated.
Some readers came all the way from platforms where the book wasn't released first just to support me.
For example, readers from Yuewen Reading, browsers, Mobile QQ, and other third-party channels.
After supporting the book with their first-day subscriptions, those friends will definitely return to their original platforms.
Then there's a bunch of old buddies in the group who said they'd make over a dozen side accounts to support Old Li.
And plenty of friendly subscriptions, too.
All of that is kindness from you.
Taking into account readers returning to their original platforms and trimming away the inflated numbers, I should have around 300 first-day subscriptions.
Three hundred first-day subscriptions—without the slightest bit of modesty, that's exactly what I'd hoped for.
I'm telling you, Old Li can write until Qidian, China Literature, and Tencent go bankrupt.
I've seen all the help from friends far and wide, and I'll remember it in my heart.
I won't say much more or make any wild promises. Just watch and see how I do.
Words can all be empty; actions are the only thing that can't lie.
Now, let's talk about my update schedule after launch.
Generally, I'll post three or four chapters a day, aiming for four.
If something really comes up, I'll still do my best to manage two chapters and hold on to my attendance bonus.