It was time for the monthly plea for monthly tickets again.
Following the usual custom, let me throw a tantrum and roll around first.
Qidian had actually been running that monthly-ticket bonus story thing before—the kind you could unlock by voting with monthly tickets. It had been going on for ages, and many of my friends had done it too.
They suggested I write one as well.
They said the results were great.
I looked into it too, and the results really were pretty good. Post a monthly-ticket bonus story at the start of the month, and the monthly tickets came pouring in. (Actually, the last time I asked whether there were any bonus stories you wanted to see, that was what I was plotting.)
But who would have thought, before I had even made my move—
Qidian had already removed that feature—
For an author like me who had never written a bonus story, that was actually good news.
Overall, August had been pretty good. First of all, I hadn't taken a single day off. Even when I took the chance to wander around Fujian, I didn't ask for leave.
On the day I set off, I even posted a single-chapter leave request, only to grit my teeth and write 6,000 words instead, giving up that precious chance to take time off.
Of course, the price was that not a single chapter of stockpile remained.
Now I was churning them out fresh every day—so you can leave more chapter comments for me to copy—no, to crowdfund.
Especially the spicy lines. I loved those most. (No, cross that out.)
Also, this book's audiobook had gone live, and its results had been unexpectedly good.
It had dominated the rankings next door on Ximalaya for ages, suppressing the audiobooks of a whole