I don’t know how to start, so let me give you some data. In the past month, I have ordered nearly 80 of them. Well, I know it was mainly due to the lack of updates some time ago.

But I want to say that there is a reason. At that time, my instructor told me that I would be downgraded next semester because the credit difference was too big. Originally, my family who wrote the book disagreed. If I were really downgraded, I would really have to do it.

I broke up with my family before I could finish writing this book.

Later, after my unremitting efforts and some reasons that could not be put into words, I finally settled the matter. Later, in order to relax the tension that was squeezed during that period, I even played it with my friends.

Backpackers, I played like crazy for a few days, which caused the monthly break to become more serious. I apologize to everyone.

After returning home, I made an agreement with my parents that I would go to a friend's place for an internship during the day as they arranged, and I would write a book at night. If you look at the update time, you can see that I basically didn't update at all during the day.

To be honest, although it is an internship, it is very easy because I am a related household, and I can earn more than 2,000 per month. Fortunately, it basically does not delay my coding. I also took a few days off during the World Cup to watch

Ball, there is nothing to say about this job.

Let’s bring it back and talk about this book.

Remember I said that it is possible to finish the book in fifteen volumes, but if something unexpected happens, it will be more than twenty volumes.

With a wry smile, at that time I thought that Zhongxing’s performance could steadily rise, and I even had the ambition to hit the top quality.

It’s just that reality taught me a harsh lesson. Since these days, I have been losing subscriptions every day, and I have discussed it with the editor countless times. I have also been recommended by several, but the results have not improved and I can’t get it back.

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I talked to the editor again today, and he said that the potential of this book has been exhausted, and there is no hope of becoming a high-quality product. I should finish this book as soon as possible and start a new book again. I didn’t know what to say, so I looked at my outline and silently

nod.

For every book, subscription is the foundation of the foundation. After all, there is no money to get monthly recommendation tickets and the like (for a loser like me, I really can’t get the bonus from the monthly ticket list).

Yesterday, Argentina lost a game and I felt depressed. I opened the backstage and saw that two more orders had been dropped, which made me even more depressed.

There is only one purpose for opening this single chapter, please subscribe.

Deep down in my heart, I don’t want this book to end in fifteen volumes, but the subscriptions that fall every day but don’t rise undermine my confidence in coding.

If my work still catches your eye, please support me by spending two or three cents a day to subscribe.

The current average subscription is 1738 (the peak was 1810), and the decline has been extremely dismal!

Starting from tomorrow, we will update three times a day. If something happens, we will ask for leave.

I will go to school in September and after a month of campus life, I will enter the society. I hope that I can become a professional writer, but if I can't hand in answers that satisfy my parents in writing books, my family will

The biggest obstacle.

If I can reach 2,000 average subscriptions before September, I will work hard to become full-time and show you the perfect Lord of the Stars.

I really don't want to end it when the plot has just started.
Chapter completed!