Time for the usual start-of-the-month recap~
I remember putting up a separate chapter asking for monthly votes last month.
Since this was my first time on Qidian, I still didn't know how to delete that chapter~
I later added a free chapter to make up for it, but... I had to delete it because it disrupted the reading experience...
All I could consider was adding free side stories when the book was finished, as compensation~
There really wasn't much to say at the start of this month~
Let's briefly talk about the book's performance and the protagonist's characterization.
The results improved compared with last month. First of all, thank you, everyone, for your support.
Thump, thump. Two kowtows to start with.
Next, let's talk about the protagonist's characterization and how the book got started.
This was my first book on Qidian, and honestly, sometimes I really couldn't get a handle on things.
I fell into every pitfall there was, like that monthly-vote chapter issue~
This book was, in a sense, my first effort as a newcomer.
When I started, I was nervous and uneasy, always wondering what I would do if I wrote it badly, or if everyone disliked it.
As it turned out, I was overthinking things...
What actually happened was that, after writing a few tens of thousands of Chinese characters, I noticed the number of people adding the book to their libraries on my dashboard shooting up.
After looking into it, I learned that a Book Promoter had found the book interesting and posted a recommendation on the Short Video Platform.
I was truly overwhelmed by the attention during that stretch, right up until the book went premium.
Then a reader told me, "Author, look! Your book almost reached ten thousand first-chapter subscriptions!"
I was stunned at