Depressive Screenwriter

My editor contacted me earlier, saying that this book will be released at noon.

It was quite sudden, actually.

But it was also expected. Although the readership retention rate of this book is okay, this type of book doesn't attract a large audience. Being niche is a fatal flaw, and there are too many big names in the urban genre recently.

So the editor decided not to waste time and release it at noon today.

As for updates, veteran readers who are familiar with me know that I'm the type who posts whatever I've written.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have updated more than six or seven thousand words continuously during the new book period for the past two weeks.

If I could save up drafts, I would be like other authors, updating four thousand words a day, and I would have tens of thousands of words saved up by now. I wouldn't be so flustered by the editor's sudden release notice.

But no matter what, after the release, I will maintain an average of over six thousand words per day, and if I'm in good condition, I'll write as much as I can on top of that.

However, on the day of the release, I will update more than ten thousand words.

I may release the first chapter between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM, and then the subsequent updates will be released in the afternoon and evening.

Thanks to my editor, Great Kirin.

Thanks to all the readers who can see this.

I hope everyone can subscribe as much as possible. This is very important. Whether or not it can be recommended after the release depends on these data.