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This book has been on the shelves for exactly 31 days, a month, and 390,000 words have been updated.

To tell the truth, Rune has written a book for six years, which is also a record-breaking month. It is definitely the hardest month.

None of the old books have ever won the badge of "Daily Change 4D", not even the badge of "Habitual Explosion".

Because the typing speed is really not fast.

When I’m not writing, I’m highly focused in one hour, that is, about two thousand words. I write six or seven hours a day, which doesn’t seem like much, but with thinking and revising typos, I really don’t want to do anything else.

Read novels, play games, watch movies, don't even think about it.

So tired is really tired.

After getting the badge, I took a deep breath and slept almost all day yesterday.

So I had to take a day off today.

Why is this book willing to be so tired?

To say that it is for the sake of the readers is a polite word, but it is also because of the results.

It's not because it's too good, it's not because it's too bad, it's just embarrassing.

More than 2,000 books have been ordered, and I have written three of the seven rune books. I am familiar with this achievement, and I have successfully transformed the title of "Four Consecutive Excellent Books" into "Five Consecutive Excellent Books, as a book seeking self-breakthrough." Yes, it's still an unpopular interstellar book, not too bad.

However, not to mention the comparison of the first two books with 5,000 songs, but to compare the follow-up data before the book was released, it is indeed a small collapse.

The main reason is the plot of opening the company before the launch.

The rune thought it was cool, so it was written in a very detailed way, with a lot of foreshadowing. As a result, the readers didn't like it, and it became "water".

It is indeed a misjudgment of the core cool point.

The chapters after the listing can also reflect this, that is, the jumping of subscriptions is extremely serious, some chapters are higher than the first subscription subscription on the shelves, and some chapters plummet by as much as one-third.

It's not the reader's fault, it's entirely the rune's own problem.

A single-world book was written in the style of copy flow.

The exploration of the branch line was unsuccessful.

A direct result of the average booking is not high.

Previously rushed to 4,000 to order, and now it fell back to 3,008.

Even so, what should be written still has to be written, the outline is like this, not writing is not enough to complete the whole story.

Therefore, in order to retain some readers who skipped, and for the sake of results, I had to make more changes.

Take a break today, and it should continue to be violent after that.

The above can also be regarded as some simple explanations and explanations for some readers who love and care about this book.

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