This book was tested early yesterday morning, but the data was very poor.
The retention is pretty good, but the amount of absorption is hard to describe. I just put two recommendations into the library to test the waters and add a hundred new collections.
Of course, I also know the reason. The style of this book tends to be steady, the pace is slow, and the title introduction has no gimmicks, so most people will not click on it. (If it were Lao Zhu, he would just put his name on it, at least
Worth a thousand collections.)
I'm a little relieved that the reviews are pretty good, and no passers-by even criticized me. Thank you all for your support.
When I say this, I don’t mean to be a eunuch.
I want to ask everyone to follow up on the chapter on Tuesday. The data on this day can determine whether it will be recommended in the second round.
You can read it within 24 hours after the chapter is released on Tuesday - that is, from 4:30 Tuesday to 4:30 Wednesday.
It's okay to keep books at other times, but if the chapter data is too poor on Tuesday, it will either die suddenly or run naked onto the shelves.
Reader, you don’t want others to know that the book you read is so miserable (there is BGM here).
The increment is really too small, so I can only shamelessly ask for your help.
Thank you all again.
PS: Regarding the age of the protagonist, my outline is not based on time, but based on the plot.
A plot node has a plot node's growth.
After all, the effects of the New Deal will take time to emerge, and time will quickly pass at certain nodes.
It is appropriate to focus on a detailed strategy.
As for pro-government, if it is soon, it will be in the third volume, if it is slow, it will be in the fourth volume. It is expected that he will take office at the age of fourteen.
Therefore, there won’t be millions of words written by teenagers, which are too young and boring. How can they not be heroic if they reform the old and make new ones?
Chapter completed!