No nonsense—today, I'm dropping ten chapters. Six saved-up chapters will go out at five o'clock, and I'll write the remaining four on the spot. This time, I really have no backlog left. From now on, everything will be written daily (sob). Also, let me go over the update schedule and bonus chapter rules after going premium. After launch, there will be at least four updates a day, totaling eight to ten thousand words. For bonus chapters, every 300 monthly tickets earns one extra chapter, and every cumulative 200 RMB in tips earns one extra chapter. As for average subscriptions, the current total follow-up reads are 2,597. Compared to the current 13,000 bookmarks, that's a pretty decent ratio. It can't compare to the books of top authors, of course, but as a newbie, I'm already very satisfied with these numbers.
Conservatively estimating future subscriptions at thirty percent of the follow-up reads, I'll tentatively put Ben's book's first-day subscriptions at 700. In reality, they may be lower, but if it really reaches 700—or even exceeds 700—then for every additional 200 first-day subscriptions beyond 700, I'll add another chapter. So, dear readers, don't go easy on this newbie. Turn those subscriptions into whips and lash the author's backside with them (laugh)!
Of course, considering that I average around 1,500 words per hour, which isn't exactly a fast writing speed, let me put on some armor in advance. While maintaining quality and writing at my absolute limit, I can only manage around eight updates a day at most. So if there really are a lot of bonus chapters, then to ensure Ensign John can steadily complete his red journey through another world, I'll have to owe them first and slowly pay them back at four chapters a day. I hope all you handsome and