Today, I suddenly received a notice from the editor to put it on the shelves, and the onion was a little at a loss, worried, uneasy, and honestly afraid, and for a while, there were no words to describe the mood at the moment.

Many authors say that the current collection is very watery, and the subscription ratio has reached the level of 100 to 1 or even hundreds to 1, so I only have more than 2,000 collections in Kankan, and for a while, the pressure is great.

Okay, shallots are a bit of a crap.

Actually, to put it bluntly, to be honest, to tell the truth, what Shallot wants to express here, that is, a meaning.

That is, after it will be put on the shelves in the early morning of tomorrow, I hope that new and old friends can support me more.

Shallot doesn't ask for anything else, just a subscription.

A subscription is only a few cents, and now in this society, what can a few cents do?

You can't buy popsicles, you can't buy lollipops, you can't buy a bottle of soda, you can't buy a pack of cigarettes.

So, spending a few pennies to subscribe to a chapter of the novel, you can't buy it, you can't buy it at a loss, but it can bring you an incomparably terrifying code word power.

So, Shallot is here to thank everyone, in the hope that everyone can continue to give Shallot support!

Shallot is grateful, grateful, beyond words!