The recommendations were done, and it would go premium at midnight tonight.
The word count was currently over 160,000, so it was about time to go premium. There seemed to be fewer chapters mainly because there were quite a few long ones.
Three thousand, five thousand, even eight thousand words.
I didn't have much experience. If I'd split them up, there would have been over seventy chapters, and maybe I could've gotten a bit more traffic.
I'm a total newbie, so making it this far has left me both grateful and nervous. Thanks to my editor, Ye Xiao, who answered every request and every question and helped me solve many problems.
I still have to ask for first-day subscriptions. Better results would give me more motivation to write. At my age, I spend all my spare time at the keyboard just to make a living.
A chapter costs around ten cents. If you can afford it, please support me. I'd be immensely grateful.
I won't ramble any further.
After going premium, I'll steadily update at least 6,000 words every day.
Extra chapters are a must. I'll use 1,000 first-day subscriptions as the baseline; for every additional 100, I'll add one extra chapter.
For every additional 100 monthly votes, I'll add one extra chapter too.
I don't dare hope for too much in tips, so I'll go by the usual standard of two extra chapters for a guild leader.
I'll definitely repay them all within a month.
Finally, the usual friend-promotion segment:
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"Dao Venerable!"
Bu Ran Chen's new book. The setting is well-developed, the style is