I cried

I cried. This really flopped so hard it killed me...

Before I posted the last note about the book going premium, subscriptions were increasing by 100 every two hours. Then, after I posted it, in about six hours, they increased by 120 in total...

No wonder people say a premium release note has to be heartfelt and moving. Was I wrong to say I was satisfied...?

With so many hours of the 24-hour subscription period wasted, it'll be hard for me to recover. Really hard.

I don't understand how I offended those of you who haven't subscribed, or whether my tone was wrong or something.

I really don't know...

I'm the one who wants to cry most right now.

I said that unless something unexpected happened, the book wouldn't flop, and told everyone not to worry. And what happened? I jinxed it-something really did go wrong!!

I've never heard of anyone else like me, getting less than half as many subscriptions during the golden period as during the slow period!

When everyone else's numbers were shooting up, mine were plummeting.

This book is game fan fiction, and another author told me that copyright restrictions mean it can't get a cover recommendation. What does that mean?

It means this book may not get any new readers as it goes forward, and I'll have to rely on the readers I already have! I don't have the same huge prospects as other books to play around with...