When everyone sees this chapter, you will know what is going to happen. Yes, this book will be on the shelves at 12 o'clock tomorrow. This is already the latest book to be put on the shelves in this Sanjiang book list. I have no choice but to say that we are born weak. We just want to try our best to save a few days for free and accumulate points in the collection in order to look forward to slightly better results.
Originally I had a lot to say in this speech, so I wrote a lot, but after thinking about it I deleted it. Before, I wanted to write a speech when I was going to Sanjiang, but when I saw that there were no other books about Sanjiang, I didn't write it, otherwise it would appear that I was being alone and a bit pretentious.
But in fact, I really should write it.
Why?
Because if I can sign a contract for this book, it will not be easy for me to go to Sanjiang.
The contract for my book was only about 70,000 words long, so after I finished [New Books Into the Database], by the time of the first round of promotion, it had nearly 100,000 words, and I was about to come to the smart promotion.
Why did you sign the contract so late? Because it was my first time to write a system article and a sports article, so I didn't know how to write it, so I just wrote about the system's functions in detail in the first three chapters.
Others had three golden chapters, while mine had three explanatory chapters, so the internal submission was PASSed. Later, the direct submission was never selected. It was not until the final cross-examination that [Editor Maque] fished it out of the scrap pile.
When I signed the contract, I hesitated because it was almost 70,000 words and I had no manuscripts saved. I had no collection at all and no one read it. I was wondering whether I should sign the book? What if I signed it and it went out of business? Should I bite the bullet and write it, or should I cut it?
Finally, after thinking about it, Maque has resisted the pressure and picked up this kind of useless book. We can't let people down. At least we have to give it a few flutters, right?
Later, all sorts of unexpected things happened.
The first thing I didn't expect was that after [new books were added to the library], the data started to take off. It wasn't that the number of collections took off, but that the number of readings took off.
Later, after the first round of promotion, the second round of promotion, I continued to read and take off. When the second round of promotion was almost over, I tentatively asked Mr. Maque if it was possible for my book to be published in Sanjiang after four rounds of promotion.
As a result, Maque said, "Your book has been published."
I didn't understand it at first and thought it meant PASS, which meant I couldn't get on.
I wasn't disappointed at all at the time, after all, the beginning of the three chapters could kill a lot of readers.
Later, Maque said, 'I passed the PK, and I can go to Sanjiang next week.'
I was shocked at that time. I was only in the second round and my collection was only over 3,000. Now I was going to PK Sanjiang?
Well, this world is so magical. I ended up making the Sanjiang list with this issue of Sanjiang as the book with the lowest number of original collections. Due to the subject matter and the factors of the first three chapters, the performance of Sanjiang during the period was very average, but it was not very crotch-stretching, and it has always been in the middle position.
So, should I say more about this speech?
Do you need to express your gratitude to Maque da? All I can say is: 'Maque da's vision for selecting books is indeed unique and quite sharp. I admire you very much! Thank you Maque da, thank you very much.'
Of course, being admitted to Sanjiang does not mean that the book will have good results after it is put on the shelves, but I am still very happy, and I am very grateful to Maque.
Okay, I won't say too much. Many readers don't like to see the author verbose, so let's talk about some dry stuff:
It will be released on time at 12 o'clock at noon tomorrow (2026-06-05). Let's post 7 chapters on the first day of release (that's all there are to save). The subsequent update times will remain the same, all at 12 noon, and one day's worth of updates will be completed at one time, and there will be no separate updates.
After tomorrow, I will try my best to give it a try every day, but I don't know how many days I can last. Let's try it first and update 3 chapters a day during the day. If I can't hold on anymore, I will update it to 2 chapters a day.
Whether it is 3 chapters or 2 chapters, please understand that I can only write so much every day.
Another note: During the free period of this book, I have never been embarrassed to ask readers for follow-up reading or monthly votes. The book is about to be put on the shelves. If you think it is good, you can give the author a monthly vote. I am very grateful!