Romance of Gods

Chapter 43 is written at the end

I wrote some creative ideas for the first volume before, but they were all deleted. It is most important to summarize the experience and write the following content.

I don’t know exactly how many book lovers are reading it, but the editor said it’s about thirty.

But more and more readers are abandoning the book, I think about twenty?

Intelligent recommendations are already here, and collections have increased by more than ten times a day. It can be said that it has exceeded the bottom line of shopping.

I no longer dare to look at the data, and my mentality breaks down every time I look at it.

It's very cool, single-digit subscriptions are reserved, and the poor results must be due to the author's poor writing. There is no doubt about this.

I've also read everyone's feedback, and I'm thinking about how to adjust it.

I still hope that book friends who see this can catch up on reading on Tuesday and support the author.

Before reaching 30, there may be a glimmer of hope.

Set an update time again, and it won’t change until it’s put on the shelves.

Two chapters will be updated every Tuesday morning, and one chapter will be updated at noon and evening during the rest of the time. If there are three chapters next month, then one chapter will be added at [-]:[-] in the morning.

The author will try his best to write the following story. This volume is a bit rushed and has problems with the entry point.

If it were written about fighting in Dragon City, or Northern Boxing going south, the results should be much better.

But it has already learned a lot of excellent things from its predecessors, so the author should take some credit.

To be honest, this is the first time the author has had the opportunity to recommend this book for so long.

However, my grades in the same period were at rock bottom. In addition to feeling sorry for the editor's trust, I also had a new estimate of my abilities.

Sum up the experience and keep up the good work. If you can't be a thousand-mile horse, you will be like muddy water that smashes through the bluestone.

The last book had five or six readers who have been reading it, and this book has twenty, which is a huge improvement for the author.

The next one, maybe fifty or a hundred.

Not much more to say, let’s take a short break in the Lord God’s Space, and then enter a new story.

Thank you and wish you a happy life.

(End of this chapter)