There would only be two updates during the day; more would come tonight.
It was about to go premium. I had originally wanted to play up the misery, but on second thought, forget it.
It would go premium at midnight. Going by the usual routine, there might be a delay of a few minutes to over ten minutes.
The numbers before launch had been decent. After launch, no one could say for sure what they would be.
With nearly fifty thousand bookmarks, I set myself a somewhat higher goal.
Five updates guaranteed, with one thousand first-day subscriptions as the bottom line.
If it reached fifteen hundred, I would add one more update. If it reached two thousand, I would add another two.
As for anything higher—three thousand?
With these subscriptions, I was afraid I would have to give that some thought. But I still had to say it: if it could be reached, I would add another four updates.
A soldier who did not want to be a general was not a good soldier; a writer who did not want good results was not a good writer.
The better the results, the more bonus updates there would be!
As for the rules for bonus updates from monthly tickets and rewards, I would think them over carefully once the results were out.
Big brothers and big sisters, you were all people with money.
Get those subscriptions going—one step to heaven, or one step to hell.
The power to decide life or death was in your hands!
Below was the list of rewards from the start of the book until now. I would like to thank everyone here:
Archbishop_
Heartless Love
Book Friend 160212001602062
Liu Jiamao
Chief Instructor of Eight Hundred Thousand Red Scarves Lin Danda
Mumu Doesn't Want to Talk,