In the past week, maybe the plot is a little flat, maybe I'm writing a little badly, maybe it's because there are no decent recommendations, lack of appearance opportunities, maybe it's because the D version is getting faster and faster, maybe it's because some people are fattening up or something, all in all, the subscription is falling very fast, more and more worse than in previous weeks, so that every time I see the subscription data in the background, the mood has to be like a subscription, and I am worried that if this chapter is not good, will the subscription continue to decline, Readers will continue to churn. I don't know exactly what went wrong, but because of worry, because of worry, because of some negative emotions, the enthusiasm of codewords still unconsciously decreased a lot. I used to ask for a monthly pass, because I wanted to rush the list, and I was very enthusiastic at that time, and I felt that I had the motivation to code it out as many words as I wanted a day, and the quality and quantity were guaranteed. But now, looking at the declining subscription data, I often can't help but wonder if this chapter will be another failure, and whether I should review it more and think more before hitting the keyboard, so that readers don't feel dissatisfied after reading it. Even though I tell myself that some readers may be fattening up and don't even know what you've been writing lately or whether you've done well, I still unconsciously feel affected by all kinds of worries.

It's not terrible to have a low subscription, but the terrible thing is that the subscription has been declining, for an author like me, who has very few subscriptions, and a few people decide not to subscribe to the genuine version of this book, the reaction in the background is too obvious, and it has a great impact on the author's mood and confidence. I don't know how many books by low-level authors have been "fattened" and "fed" to death by "D edition", but for me, the decline in subscriptions does make me often involuntarily wonder if this book is a failure. The idea of "failure" was frustrating to me and further diminished my enthusiasm for the book. I don't know how many readers will see this chapter, but I just want to sincerely ask everyone to come and send a subscription to support the author if you can; If you want to get fat, can you open an automatic subscription, the author writes a book with little water, and the readers of another 270w word v book can testify, so you won't spend money in vain. One or two hundred more subscriptions or one or two hundred less subscriptions for the great gods, there is no feeling at all, but for the bottom author like me, the difference is too big, and the author's confidence, enthusiasm and editor's recommendation arrangement have a great impact, so I beg you again, if you can subscribe to the genuine version, please subscribe to the genuine version, if you want to fatten, can you consider opening the automatic subscription of this book, so that the author has more confidence and enthusiasm to code up better words, lark is here to thank you! (To be continued.) )