The last position, the last glory! (important please enter)
The last position, the last glory! (Important please come in)
This month's science fiction monthly vote list is really turbulent. If you don't pay attention for a moment, you will be kicked out of the top six in the category and completely missed the list.
Is this how you lose?
No, how can you be willing to do so!
This book has not received any good recommendations since the beginning of this year. For eight months, except for the update list that would hang around for a few minutes, it has never appeared on the homepage. Even if there is a recommendation, it is only in the category channel.
A corner that no one cares about.
Let’s talk about last time’s Light of the Great God. I originally thought it would be a good recommendation if it made it into the top ten, but in the end I could only smile bitterly.
In short, except for the classified monthly vote list, you will not see the shadow of this book anywhere else that is slightly conspicuous. And now, even the classified monthly vote list has to be squeezed out. Can I be willing to do so?!
But now, the books that compete with me on the monthly ticket list have much higher subscriptions than mine. To be honest, it is very difficult to compete with a book that only has 1,500 subscriptions and a high-quality book that has more than 3,000 subscriptions.
It's useless if I don't want to be alone.
Now you are the only ones I can rely on. Even if I am not in good condition and the updates are decreasing day by day, you will still follow me and keep subscribing and voting!
In fact, when I say the updates have dropped, I have been comparing myself with my old self. I used to update 10,000 words a day and 7,000 to 8,000 words a day. Now, although it is not as good as before, if I calculate it carefully, I can still guarantee 150,000 words a month.
The amount of word updates.
This number may not be too much, but at least it is qualified.
Except for the last month when I was recovering from illness, I only updated 130,000 words.
And I never said that my illness was not cured at all. I sat in front of the computer for more than ten hours every day in order to code. Even if I was cured, I would relapse very quickly. I smoked two packs of cigarettes a day until my throat hurt.
I feel sick to my stomach, but I still persevere and still make my updates passable.
Several of my author friends told me that for a book with less than 3,000 subscriptions, you can almost finish it by writing 2 million. But my book, with only half of the subscriptions, has 3.7 million, and it is still there.
Write, what is the purpose of my persistence?
Not only for the love in my heart, but also so that those book friends who subscribe will not waste money reading a poorly finished eunuch book. I persist, and more importantly, I want all those who like this book to reach a complete ending.
However, this persistence also requires motivation, and the monthly vote list is my only motivation now.
I started writing today's two chapters in the early hours of last night. Although there were some pauses in the middle, it took about ten hours. On average, one chapter takes five hours, which is my best effort.
And tomorrow I plan to try my best and update three more chapters.
But my strength alone is not enough. Once I am kicked out, I will probably be completely silent from now on and never be able to rise again. So, please join me to protect our last position and our last glory!
Should we just stay silent or continue to move forward?
