Choose a day to become famous

I was in good shape today and wrote a little more.

Let me report the results first. The collection has reached 100,000, the average subscription has reached 9,500, the high subscription has reached 24,000+, and the subscription ratio (first chapter subscription) is still 4:1. I haven’t achieved 10,000 subscriptions by the end of the month, so I have to wait until June.

I saw that there are many readers scolding in the comment area, and there are also readers defending me.

First of all, I want to express my gratitude. Secondly, I welcome everyone’s praise, but there is no need to argue with other readers to defend me.

Whether it is well written or not, to be honest, I accept it all. I will absorb and adjust what I can absorb at this stage. At this stage, I will not take it to heart and will not listen to the criticism that I think is wrong.

I know very well what kind of "style" of story I want to write, so don’t worry that the comments will affect me.

Then, I will indeed delete the comments. There are many reasons for deleting the comments. In the final analysis, it is just one sentence - I don’t think it is so nice, or not so right, I think it is not objective, and it will affect the possibility of new readers trying to read this book - well, it is basically because of such a utilitarian idea.

Of course, some comments say a lot of negative things, but I think they are very accurate, and this is indeed the case with this book. I think leaving them there can help some readers who cannot accept these points avoid them in advance, so I left them there. I didn’t think carefully, but I made a judgment based on my feelings at the moment I saw the comments.

In addition, I usually don’t ban comments unless it rises to personal attacks, but fortunately, everyone basically just scolds me for writing badly, not to the extent of personal attacks.

I still prefer the approach of "everyone can say whatever they want to say, and if I don’t like it, I will delete it", so there is no need to make people speechless, so so far, I have not banned anyone. It is really unfair to see people in the comment area saying that I banned people.

It has been more than two million words. Should I end it for the sake of ending it? Or should I continue writing along with this spirit? I think I choose the latter. A reader said it very well. This book is about people. The story is indeed a little lacking in interlocking and logical progression. When I saw it, I thought it was really accurate, so I started to make some outline drafts for the plot.

To be honest, I basically open my computer every day and write as I think of it. I have never had an outline, except for occasionally writing some key words of the plot. I am lucky to have a good memory, so I basically know what I have written. In the process of writing, I slowly figured out what to write next. I really write whatever comes to my mind. I try to adjust and correct it.

The above is that I was very busy in May and took a day off. Other than that, I persisted in updating every day. I will continue in June. (End of this chapter)