The book is finally going to be on the shelves, and it’s okay to sell it badly. In reality, it’s already bad enough. I will write the testimonials after the shelves.

Ahem, please subscribe.

Shelf time: This Friday at 12 noon, it is tomorrow, yes, Christmas, I don't know if there are any Christmas gifts (?▽?).

Update on the first day of release: guarantee three chapters, then add a new chapter for the first deacon, and add another chapter for Christmas as a Christmas gift for friends. A total of five chapters, more than 10,000 words. All will be released at one time after 12 noon, there may be a little delay, just wait ten minutes.

So, there is no chapter in the early morning, it is concentrated after entering V, here is a reminder.

Subsequent update time: all at 12 noon, all updates will be released at one time, so that you all look cool.

The number of future updates: look at the results, I think no one has an opinion on this. If the grades are good, the author will fight the chicken blood, and write with all his life. If the grades are not good, he can only be a Buddhist. After all, it is impossible to break down his body for the sake of a street-beating result.

Whether the results are good or bad, one of them is to order. The second is the subscription ratio, as well as the first subscription ratio. The more people who subscribe to the data, the better. In any case, everyone should at least give a first subscription.

These data indicators are also the basis for the website to measure subsequent recommendations.

A book is based on data. If the data is good, there will be follow-up recommendations, and the book will be published. If the data is not good, there will be no recommendations.

If it is too outrageous, the author's mentality will collapse.

A lot of data is fictitious. Only subscription is the real king. It is not something you can do if you want.

Therefore, the average subscription and subscription ratio will determine the success or failure of a book.

And everyone, don't raise it. If you want to raise it, please turn on the automatic subscription. If you don't turn on the automatic subscription, the book will be raised to death. Especially the books below the middle layer, there is a high probability that they may not be able to get up, and they are most likely to be raised to death.

You don't need to ask for a monthly pass, you can handle it as you like, this is usually requested by the person who is listed on the No. 1 shelf.

I only ask for subscriptions for lunch, because at present this is the only way to reflect the value of the author's bacteria and make the author's bacteria feel that they can survive here.

Finally, I wish you all a Merry Christmas!