I’m not Goblin Slayer Chapter 075

It’s been a month since the book was released.

This book is about to be put on the shelves, and the VIP chapters will probably be released around 2 PM tomorrow afternoon.

Originally, I didn’t really want to write a “on-shelf” testimonial, well, because it’s a bit troublesome.

But I thought about it and decided to write one. After all, when I usually browse Qidian, I like to pick out and read “on-shelf” testimonials for no reason (even if I don’t have much interest in the book itself), because I feel that some “on-shelf” testimonials are more interesting than the work itself. Maybe someone is interested in me rambling on?

Before starting this book, I actually experienced a moment of shattered Dao Heart.

I submitted many times via email, but they all ended dismal, and I once doubted that I had slacked off for too long and had lost the ability to type.

Fortunately, this beginning was eventually salvaged by Editor Zheyu, otherwise this account would have completely gone silent.

\Thank you, Editor Zheyu!/

Here, I strongly recommend Editor Zheyu of Group 5 to friends who want to start a book in the future. She reviews drafts quickly, is serious and responsible, has a gentle personality, and is an excellent editor.

Returning to this book, the process of writing has always been like treading on thin ice. Fortunately, all the data is pretty good. However, the success of a work ultimately depends on the subscriptions themselves. So, I urge everyone to subscribe on Qidian. Every subscription is the author’s motivation for creation.

The more subscriptions there are, the more motivated the author will be to slack off at work and type.

As for updates, I should be releasing 10, 000 words tomorrow.

Then, there are the rules for additional updates based on initial and average subscriptions.

As of now, the number of favorites is around 40, 000. Starting with 2, 000 initial subscriptions within 24 hours, for every 200 initial subscriptions exceeded, an additional chapter ( 2, 000 words) will be added cumulatively.

For subsequent increases in average subscriptions, an additional chapter ( 2, 000 words) will be added for every 200 average subscriptions increased.

For every 500 monthly votes, an additional chapter ( 2, 000 words) will be added.

If these additional updates happen (I hope they do), they might be spread out and returned gradually each day.

The daily basic update word count should be 6, 000 words. Although I also want to set this number higher, after all, the more updates, the more income the author gets.

But considering realistic factors, I still need to be a bit conservative first. I get home at 7 PM every day, and my typing speed is less than 1, 000 words per hour. 6K would take almost 6 hours or more.

Although I can try to slack off and type a bit during work hours, I can’t be too blatant at the company. Plus, with the possibility of additional updates, it’s already quite strenuous.

Please understand, if I can type more, I will definitely try my best to type more.

After all, the author is really poor.

This crappy job is making me poorer and poorer, and my wages are being withheld [speechless].

Here, I ask for subscriptions and monthly votes! Please give me something to eat! Please!

Thank you all!