Chapter 123: 123. Reporting Results and Answering the Big Shots' Questions

123. Reporting the results and answering the big shots' questions

Reporting the results and answering the big shots' questions

The results are out — the first subscription count is 7,477.

Thanks to all the big shots for the support. This little scrub never figured out why the first subscription is higher than the read-through rate — could the big shots actually be using a body-double technique…

Thanks to Boss Kaoyu for the Alliance Leader, Boss Nanshan for the Hall Master, and all the big shots for the subscriptions, tips, and monthly tickets.

1. The issue of padding word count.

This little scrub has always been used to writing this way and didn't realize that after going on the paid shelves, the plot needed to be tightened up a bit. I'll pay attention to it in the future.

Please believe me, it wasn't on purpose. All my earlier plots have been at this same pace — it's just that this time I didn't specifically tuck the fight scenes into the VIP chapters.

2. The issue of saved drafts.

This little scrub is used to writing feel-good fiction by getting myself hyped up first, picturing some cool scenes in my head, but that kind of high can never last too long. Once the sage time hits, I just can't write anymore.

So how many words I actually write each day honestly doesn't have much to do with how long I've been sitting or how fast my fingers move… Basically, starting from the third chapter, I'm just forcing it out.

3. Update time.

For now it's still 11 PM every night.

4. The issue of creating a group chat.

Socially anxious with a glass heart — I didn't even dare look at the comments section yesterday (scalp going numb). Better to just quietly write the book.

5. The issue of the delayed premium launch.

This little scrub looked into the premium launch process ahead of time — it was the system that lagged. The books of the big shots next door who launched in the same batch also didn't go premium until past 1 AM…

Just woke up, going to grind out words. Bye-bye, big shots!

(End of this chapter)