Chapter 107: On the Shelves — A Few Words

On the Shelves — A Few Words

The editor notified me that it's going on the shelves.

The time is tomorrow, which is Friday.

First of all, I have to thank Editor Good Luck — he was the one who fished me out from the pile of manuscripts and let my first book get a contract.

Next, I have to thank all the readers for their support; without you, I couldn't have gotten four rounds of recommendations.

No empty talk of ten-thousand-word daily updates — fifty monthly tickets, one extra chapter. To make sure the brothers who already threw in monthly tickets don't waste them, I'll count those too.

Right now there are 200 monthly tickets, so that's four extra chapters.

One Helmsman-level tip = one extra chapter, one Alliance Master = ten extra chapters, and so on.

Of course, the most important thing is subscriptions. If the average subscription reaches 1,000, I can consider a fifteen-thousand-word daily update; if it reaches 2,000, a twenty-thousand-word one isn't impossible either.

The above isn't empty pie-drawing — it's the author's resolve.

However, if after one month the average subscription doesn't reach 500, the author will cancel the ten-thousand-word daily update.

The author isn't full-time — there's still a main job. If the writing income is too small, the author will consider cutting back on time.

But it won't be abandoned — the author has an outline.

I still want to write up to the big scenes after the protagonist's power reaches level 30 — that's when the clash between gods and immortals truly begins.