The updates in the past two days have been late. I have no choice. I am in Chongqing and my community has been blocked for too long. I am a little exhausted trying to get supplies. I overslept again today... I will do it slowly first and ensure the quality first.
Today's update will start at noon.
In the future, I will try my best to keep the amount of manuscripts of one chapter to ensure the update time (10 to 7 on the morning), and then work hard to update everyone.
Currently, one chapter is between 4,000 and 5,000 words, and the guaranteed update rate is close to 10,000 per day without updates. With additional updates, the number is 14,000 to 15,000 words per day, which requires almost ten hours of work.
In addition, when there are additional updates that day, I will give an advance notice in the words of the author of the previous chapter.
The next step is to report the results.
The high-end order of this book is approaching 20,000 yuan, and the average order has exceeded 10,000 yuan.
I did not expect this speed. I thought that reaching one million words would be ideal. If it is pure science fiction that follows the plot flow rather than the upgrade flow, the readership market is really not big.
I recall that when it was first put on the shelves, it only cost 3,000 yuan, 4,000 high-end orders, and many more. It was old readers who got information and support from the old group.
Thank you very much to all readers for supporting the original version!
Although the book's 100,000-word development is towards the StarCraft genre, which does not meet the reading expectations of many readers, but overall, the plot has been under control.
What should I write about pure science fiction? This is what I have been thinking about since I started the book.
I watched classic science fiction movies over and over again, and read science fiction works from the last century. I also reflected on whether we can write interesting and interesting new plots while denying the mainstream view of "individual heroism" in movies. I also thought about the emerging Internet literature.
Can cultural genres and traditional science fiction works be organically combined to open up a new market on the edge of online literature?
Nowadays, Internet articles are already too heavy-handed. If we open up one more market segment, we can inject more vitality into Internet articles.
The expected results of this book have been exceeded. The next step is to write the story well and work hard to maintain the quality and speed of updates.
From now on, no matter where the achievement of this book reaches, it can be regarded as a milestone in creating a personal writing journey.