Get to the point.
It’s finally going on sale, folks. It’s ti for you to support .
It will be available at midnight on the 13th, with a base update of ten thousand words. There might be a few minutes delay, but it’s really good, so make sure to subscribe!
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Rambling.
I have a lot of feelings. I’m really happy that everyone likes this abstract novel, which I absolutely didn’t expect.
You’ve done well.
It’s not in vain that I wake up at four every morning, hiding under the covers, wiping away tears while morizing ideas.
In reality, I’m a very shy, introverted, socially anxious little boy. I really envy those who are naturally gifted in abstraction, and even with effort, I’m still far behind them.
I’ll just have to keep trying harder.
Back to talking about this book.
You can all see that it’s an abstract daily life novel, now and in the future.
Combat power is not the core of this book, abstraction is.
To put it bluntly, now that Lin Li has combat power, who is he going to deal with? My ability to write about showing off and face-slapping, well, my previous failed book already showed the answer, even roadside writer Bai Bufan does it better than .
But since I’ve received these rewards, there must be useful, substantial feedback. That’s why this book is published as a light novel, not a city novel.
However, even back then, it was mainly about abstract fun, and the foundational rewards early on destined Lin Li to be extraordinary at that ti.
But that’s still a long way off. At least in the early and even mid stages, it will be at the current pace.
Before then, let Lin Li happily go about his unique life in the ordinary urban setting, talking about love, making money, sweeping away vice, enjoying an extraordinary life.
Of course, choosing a daily narrative has its consequences. Daily life novels are the easiest to foster a book, and I rarely cut off Chapters. Additionally, reading too much abstraction in a short ti can wear you out, so it’s suitable for a burst of fun, then a break, and then another burst of fun, with debuff stacks maxed out.
That’s why there are many, many readers choosing to give this book positive reviews (I’m a little fairy boy, bad reviews get deleted, so you only see good reviews) and then fostering the book. The book’s subscription-to-follow ratio is quite remarkable.
Authors thought I had ten or twenty thousand followers, but in reality, it’s in the low thousands. This ratio is quite remarkable after starting at the anti-theft point.
Book nurturing is quite fatal for new books at the starting point. Fortunately, my base is large enough, so I still have thousands of readers following the updates, helping get the basic recomnded reads. Sincerely thank all the readers who have been following the updates, Arigato Pleasant Goat san, when I push you forward in the future, I’ll do my best!
After it goes on sale, it’d be great if you can still follow the updates. For readers nurturing the book, consider turning on auto-subscription. If not, make sure to buy it once in a short ti. Once again, Arigato.
The positive feedback from data can stimulate the author and create a positive cycle.
On the first day of sales, according to tradition, ten thousand a day.
But afterward, I can’t manage eight thousand or ten thousand every day. I hope everyone understands, abstract writing often relies on inspiration. Forcing it won’t be fun or abstract, just getting more off-track and shortening my lifespan.
The writing speed of this novel has set my slowest writing record, often staring blankly at the computer, wondering how to make it interesting next.
Here’s a joke: I promised to update 6 to 8 thousand a day, what I ant was 6 characters to 8 thousand characters. If I take a day off, isn’t "mmm...dah" seven characters, so how’s that breaching a contract?
Seriously, updates will definitely be more than upon release, aiming for a stable 5 to 6 thousand, with occasional explosive updates!
—— I should add, dear readers, try to comnt in the main text, as you can see, I’m quite diligent about reading comnts. Nonsense, how can one person’s abstraction compare to everyone’s? I’ve already copied so much from the comnt section into the novel.
And I’ll copy more in the future.
Although zombies aren’t interested in your brains, I’m interested!
How can abstract novels be written without crowdfunding?
To add another note, if you don’t understand any jokes, just ask. There’s always a helpful reader willing to explain.
I’m not going to do any sentintal or self-pitying sellout speeches. In short, dear readers, just subscribe, vote monthly tickets, and comnt more!
Next is the thank you and book promotion section. The following authors greatly helped with their Chapter promotions. Although I’ve already done a sellout speech, let’s thank them again.
"Fairy Tail: I Don’t Want To Be The President"
Want to eat popsicles, the towering tree in the light novel world, currently the number one in Fairy Tail at the starting point. According to rumors, every light novel writer must pay homage to popsicles and offer 50% of the manuscript fee, otherwise they’ll be blacklisted in the light novel world.
"Just About to Take the College Entrance Exam, The Divorce Coback System Arrived"
July Fengyang, habitually called Lao You. According to rumors, Tianxian and Lao You ford a dazzling duo in the abstract world. I’m quite dazzling, and he’s also stellar.
"Crossing Together: and Countless s"
"Ninja School Teacher, I Beco Stronger By Teaching"
Rice and Orange, the top dogs in the Naruto world, also ford a dazzling duo. Rice is stellar, Orange is also stellar.
"I Can Summon Absurd Partners"
Dazzling! Dazzling! Dazzling is here! Too dazzling! No need for further words! Great!
Okay, no more boasting. After the absurd free trial period, interested readers should subscribe. Recomnded viewing order: normally see the modified Fight Break then skip to the end of the Fight Break sub-story midway if it seems boring, then find Ten Cool and Piggy Hero in the remaining sub-stories. The other four or five sub-stories are purely up to personal interest, not written very well.
"Demonic Master"
Here’s another recomndation for an old friend’s new book, Brother Mo Wei. Although it’s a seedling, it’s quite dazzling. The portal and introduction are on the author’s note.
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Please subscribe tomorrow!
Going to write now.
——Sellout antenna on the verge of failing.
(Drawing a Spring Breeze Elf in the comnts (Antenna mold), though not much, it’s not real either.)
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