From Kamal Taj to Hogwarts

Today is the last day of May, and I suddenly realized that I have written 200 chapters without realizing it. At the same time, tomorrow is also the 100th day since the book was published. I just want to talk about my recent feelings here today, just talk about it,

There is no proofreading, so some parts may not make sense, so just skip it if you don’t want to read it.

First of all, I want to complain. My average subscription, that is, the average subscription dropped by 400 today.

It may be due to the subject matter, or it may be that my writing is not good enough. The average order has been falling in the past few days. From 420 more than a week ago to 400 today.

I vaguely remember that more than a week ago, the average subscription price was going up pretty well, and I was saying in the group that I would wait until the average price reached 500 before it would be updated, but now it seems a bit fanciful.

In fact, as a pure newcomer, this score is probably okay for me. Some time ago, there was a situation where a fifth-level author had to cut off books because he had less than 300 points. I am very lucky that there are still so many readers who can insist on reading a newbie like me.

novel.

However, I also found that I couldn’t retain readers, and it was difficult to attract new readers without recommendations. The number of follow-up subscriptions was less than 100, which shows the problem.

I don't like to criticize reviews, so I have not deleted them except for those who advertised and scolded me for no reason. Looking at the comments section now, most of them are opinions on this book. Maybe others will click in.

I have no desire to try reading anymore.

Fortunately, there are still a few good reviews that I can add to my review, so it’s not a big problem if I don’t click into the comment area.

Speaking of which, a few days ago, two readers complained about my early content. I tried to explain it seriously, but they were not understood at all. They almost gave me emo treatment. I was a little confused and wouldn't read it if it didn't match my brain waves.

Wouldn't that be enough... Wouldn't it be better to have a gentler tone when making comments...

In the end, it felt like a quarrel. I was in a bad mood, and blindly guessing at them wouldn't make them any better. So I suggest that anyone who has an opinion about me join a group and mention it in the group. I'd be happy to change it if I can.

Improvement, as for those who want to teach me how to write a book and even ask me to change everything about the character outline, forget it. If you have such ideas, why don’t you just open a book yourself? I might even read it...

There are also comments that I have been reading for a long time and don’t know what I am writing. Let me talk about it here. It is mainly about a mage who comes to the new world and keeps learning all kinds of interesting knowledge and making progress. At the same time, he occasionally helps friends and elders, and maybe also

A daily life that involves doing several major things.

Maybe the problem is that the goals are not so clear. This may be due to my own influence. I have always had unclear goals and like to take things as they come, so the protagonist unconsciously has this character. But the main line has always been there, that is

Learning all kinds of interesting spells can’t be considered completely absent.

I will pay attention to this in the next book, but this one is like this and it is difficult to change it.

Some people also complained that the protagonist's character is not like a Slytherin at all. I had already anticipated this. The character of the protagonist in the outline is a kind-hearted type, not a Slytherin in the traditional sense. In the later stage, I really started to work on it.

The protagonist's ambition will only be revealed during big events. There's nothing to say about this.

That’s pretty much it for the comments.

I hope the editor can give me a recommendation after I write 500,000 words, and I’ll see if I can come back to the book by then.

I still have to make sure that the outline is complete, the ending is set, and there will be no book cutting. Even if I don’t reach 500 average subscriptions in the end, and I don’t get perfect attendance in August, this book will remain

Write to completion.

Thinking about it now, when I didn’t sign the contract at the beginning, I was most comfortable writing for my own entertainment. When I got some results, I was worried about gains and losses. Moving the English version of the admission notice to the easter egg chapter was my compromise. Other than that,

There are many compromises, so I won’t list them all.

At the end of the day, thank you all for supporting me, and thank you to everyone who supports the original version!

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