A single chapter, about the latest status, I hope you can come in and take a look
In the past week, maybe the plot is a bit dull, maybe I wrote it a little badly, maybe I didn’t have any decent recommendations, lack of debut opportunities, maybe it’s because the D version is getting faster and faster, maybe it’s because some people are fattening or something, in short, subscriptions are falling very quickly, and it’s getting worse than in the previous few weeks, so that every time I see the subscription data in the background, my mood suddenly falls like a subscription, and I’m worried that if this chapter is not well coded, will the subscription continue to decline and readers will continue to lose. I don’t know what’s wrong, but because of worry, worry, and some negatives
The enthusiasm for typing has dropped a lot. In the past, I asked for monthly tickets because I wanted to make the list. At that time, I was very enthusiastic and felt that I was motivated to code out any number of words I wanted to code and ensure quality and quantity. But now, looking at the subscription data that has been declining, I often involuntarily wonder if this chapter will be a failure again? Should I review it more, think more and then type on the keyboard, so as not to feel dissatisfied after reading it. Although I told myself that some readers may be fattening and don’t know what you have written recently and whether it is good or not, I was unconsciously affected by various worries.
The low subscription is not scary. What is scary is that the subscription has been declining. For authors like me who have very few subscriptions, a few people decided not to subscribe to the genuine version of this book. The backend response is too obvious, and it has a great impact on the author's mood and confidence. I don't know how many books of Qidian's lower-level authors were "fattened" and "d version" to death, but for me, the decline in subscriptions really makes me often involuntarily consider whether this book is very failed. The idea of "failure" frustrated me and further reduces my enthusiasm for coding this book. I don't know how many readers will see this chapter, but I just want to sincerely ask everyone, if possible, please send a subscription to Qidian to support one.
Chapter completed!