Chapter 73

If there are no accidents, the book will be on the shelves after 8 o'clock tomorrow night.

Currently, the follow-up reading is over 10,000, and the follow-up reading performance before being on the shelves has exceeded the Battle City book, and this book has sat in the first place of the new book list for a whole week. The editor said he hoped I could rush to over 10,000 first subscriptions, and I was stunned...

That Battle City book created the only Yu-Gi-Oh fan fiction record with an average subscription of over 10,000, which already felt very dreamy. Now it seems that this book actually has a chance to have over 10,000 first subscriptions; never expected that there were so many hidden card-playing brothers?

As of now, there are only 162 books in total on the whole site that have won the "First Subscription Over 10,000" badge. Whether we can create the first Yu-Gi-Oh to win this badge depends on you duelists.

Tomorrow's update will definitely be at least 10,000 words, striving for 20,000 words. Of course, I also really want to explode ten chapters a day, but there are really not that many saved manuscripts. Book friends who have been following the new book period should also know that because I always try my best to finish sending them in one day whenever there are cards, so I often add updates during the new book period and couldn't save too many manuscripts. Also because of the same reason, the word count is about to exceed 200,000 words and I have to leave the new book list early. Hey, what a pity, it seems that the first place can only sit for these two days...

However, the explosion of updates won't end in one day, and I will continue to try my best to maintain more updates later. I know that brothers are very concerned about the card game dragging into the next day, so I will still try my best to finish the normal card game in one day. However, for key games like some BOSS battles, it's really impossible to code so many words in one day for a match that might be tens of thousands of words, after all, it's a card-playing text, so I still have to design a long card game every once in a while.

Let's just say this much. Rather than racking my brains to knock out these two sentences of sentiment, it's better to code another chapter for tomorrow's additional updates.

8 o'clock tomorrow night, please subscribe and ask for monthly tickets, brothers!

Autumn Pear Cream (Please)!

(End of chapter)