In the past week, maybe the plot has been a bit dull, maybe it¡¯s because my writing is a bit bad, maybe it¡¯s because there are no decent recommendations and lack of opportunities to appear, maybe it¡¯s because the d version is getting faster and faster, maybe it¡¯s because some people are raising Fat or something, in short, the subscription dropped very quickly, getting worse and worse than in the previous weeks, so that every time I saw the subscription data in the background, my mood suddenly dropped like a subscription, and I am worried that if this chapter is poorly coded, subscriptions will continue to drop and readers will continue to be lost. I don't know exactly what went wrong, but because of worries, worries, and some negative emotions, my enthusiasm for coding has unconsciously dropped a lot. I used to ask for a monthly ticket because I wanted to hit the rankings. I was very enthusiastic at that time and felt that I had the energy to code as many words as I wanted in a day, while maintaining quality and quantity. But now, looking at the declining subscription data, I often can't help but wonder whether this chapter will be another failure. Should I review it more and think more before typing the keyboard, lest readers finish reading it? Feel unsatisfied. Although I tell myself that some readers may be fattening up and have no idea what you have written recently and whether it is good or not, I am still affected by various worries unconsciously.
It¡¯s not scary that subscriptions are low, but what¡¯s scary is that subscriptions have been declining. For an author like me who has very few subscriptions, if a few people decide not to subscribe to the original version of this book, the backstage reaction will be too obvious, and it will hurt the author. Mood and confidence are also greatly affected. I don¡¯t know how many low-level authors¡¯ books in Qidian have been ¡°fattened¡± and ¡°D-editioned¡± to death, but for me, the decline in subscriptions does make me often involuntarily think about this book. The book was a failure. The thought of "failure" frustrated me and further dampened my enthusiasm for coding the book. I don¡¯t know how many readers will see this chapter, but I just want to sincerely ask everyone, if you can, please come to Qidian and send a subscription to support the author; if you want to gain weight, can you open an automatic Subscribe, the author seldom fills in the book when writing a book, as readers of another 2.7 million-word v-book can attest, so your money will not be wasted. One or two hundred more subscriptions or one or two hundred fewer subscriptions will make no difference to a master, but for a low-level author like me, the difference is really huge. The author¡¯s confidence, enthusiasm, and editor¡¯s Recommended arrangements have a huge impact, so I implore you again, if you can subscribe to the genuine version, please subscribe to the genuine version. If you want to gain weight, can you consider turning on the automatic subscription of this book so that the author can have more information? Confidence and enthusiasm to code better words, Skylark thanks you all here! (To be continued.)