When I wrote this book, I knew that it was a bit niche and that the grades would not be too good, but I really didn't expect the grades to be so bad.

Although I wrote this book purely out of hobby, I don't rely on this book to support my family, and I don't pay much attention to grades, but I never thought that my poor grades would affect my mood so much.

It's been seven days since this book was put on the shelves, and I've only coded out more than 30,000 words, and if it goes on like this, I'm afraid it will be difficult for me to insist on updating 10,000 words every day in the later stage.

Although the poor grades of this book are more due to my own reasons:

As an author for the first time, the new book period was lost on the first day of uploading the new book, resulting in a new book not getting any recommendation that the new book issue should have, and he could only run naked.

Before it was put on the shelves, it was silly to update 10,000 words every day, and then the new book was forced to be put on the shelves after half a month of uploading, and I didn't even wait to test the water (the author was embarrassed, and I didn't know there was this recommendation at all).

The first time I write a book, the writing may be really poor, and it is relatively niche, so no one wants to read it at all.

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In short, because I became an author for the first time, I didn't have time to change my identity at all, and I always regarded myself as a reader, so I made all kinds of irreparable mistakes, which were all my own fault, and I should pay for them.

I've also been trying to tell myself that grades and everything are floating clouds, and they're all hitting the street anyway, and there's no difference between throwing yourself on the ground and falling into a pit, just keep writing on your own.

However, I found out that I was wrong, and I couldn't do it and didn't care about the grades at all.

Although this book may be badly written, it is also my brainchild after all, so I will subconsciously click to refresh every time I code words, see if the collection has risen, whether the subscription has risen, and see if my fans have one more person today.

Whenever I find that the collection not only did not rise, but also dropped a few, I will be very irritable, and I can't calm down at all.

When I saw that the subscriptions were always those ones, I felt that my mind was full of mush, and I couldn't code a few words for half a day, even if I had already made an outline.

Although I always try to tell myself not to read it, not to think about it, I just can't control myself, and I instinctively click to read it every day when I upload a new chapter.

I don't know how many readers are still reading this book, but if you like to read it, then please don't look at pirated versions, please return to the genuine version to help subscribe and recommend it.

Although you and I are not bad for those few cents, but I have hit the street like this, everyone still watches piracy, which really affects my mood of code words.

If this vicious circle continues, I'm afraid it won't take a few days, and after the manuscript is exhausted, the author will have to reduce the amount of updates every day.

So in order to give the author a little bit of motivation for code words, I implore readers and friends who still like this book to return to the genuine version for subscriptions, rewards and recommendations, thank you.

Wonderful Book House