My editor-in-charge sent me a message telling me that my work was ready to be put on the shelves.

The first time I wrote a novel, the first time I signed a contract, and the first time I put it on the shelves. To be honest, I didn't know what it meant to be on the shelves.

Later, I went online to Baidu and found that it seems that readers are charged for reading novels? Need to post a VIP chapter?

People on the Internet suggest that after they are put on the shelves, don't send VIP chapters first, and wait until they have collected more than 10,000 people, and then send paid VIP chapters after they have a certain popularity. In this way, it is conducive to the first order and the recommendation of the subsequent website.

Well, I have collected more than 10,000 collections, and the website recommends it, I guess I'm done with this novel, and it's impossible to reach this level.

So after thinking about it, it's just a matter of course. Subscribe or something, it's good to have it, but it's okay not to have it. If you have money and want to see it, just spend a few cents? Somewhat? (I don't know exactly how much) to see. I don't have money and I think I can read this book, so I'll go and read it... As for those who don't want to see it, that's not to mention.

Finally, I want to say, there will be four more today, how to say that it is also on the shelf, it is a thing worth remembering in my life, isn't it?

"Marvel's Dreamer" on the shelves statement? I am hitting it in my hand, please wait a moment,

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