Oh no, I have become a character in the card pool?

The announcement ended suddenly
I stayed up all night, typing for five or six hours, and finally wrote this announcement.

This is probably the end of the book.

It has been more than three months since the book was first published on May 5, and I have written a total of 27 words.

To be honest, I was mentally prepared that the results would not be ideal at first.

After all, this is the first book from an external site, and the writing style, rhythm, character design, and overall writing style bring a good fit.

Everything is ready. I will finish one book first. I don’t seek a high score, just write a story and prepare to adapt to the environment of Qidian.

But even so.

It still ended up being a worse failure than expected.

The subscription ratio on the first day of release was less than eighteen to one, which meant that the plot had run wild and deviated from my usual writing habits.

In the early stage, I could still rely on my writing skills to support myself.

After that, it easily ventured into unfamiliar themes that brought about a barren main line, insufficient control over the plot, and a mountain of water filled with redundancy and repetitive words.

Putting aside the question of whether I can achieve enlightenment or not, I had never set such a high goal in the first place. After all, I had some idea of ​​my own strength.

Besides, this is my first book on Qidian.com, and I am trying my best to finish it both from a symbolic perspective and from the perspective of being responsible to the readers.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have persisted in writing until today when the subscription ratio is so miserable, with only over 600 follow-up subscriptions and the performance completely collapsed.

Although the main plot is not good enough, I can guarantee the design of each heroine, and I have never been perfunctory or slack, and I want to write every interweaving as well as possible.

But, after all, I am a full-time author now.

Not only do you have to take responsibility for your own food, clothing, housing and transportation, but you also have to take responsibility for part of the family's livelihood.

I have tried to reach 10,000 pages a day, but I couldn't grasp the plot, so I repeated writing and deleting for several days, sitting in front of the computer for six or seven hours, with nothing in my mind.

and so.

So be it.

Treat it as a job to make a living, and remember every failure you have experienced.

For the next book, once I am familiar with the rhythm of Qidian, I will be more prepared and will not have such problems again.

Because I need to continue to make a living and I don’t have much savings for this book, I probably won’t be able to take a long break in between. I will have to start a new book around mid-September.

As for the next book, it will probably be completed with more than one million words, and it will be an urban theme that I am more familiar with and better at.

I apologize here, a Mo Yu.

(End of this chapter)