A Little Confused
I seem to be taking a leave of absence from my single chapters, so let me talk about something today.
Probably since the monthly volume ended, the subscriptions have continued to decline. After Shana finished writing the copy, the subscription dropped from the original 1800 to 1400. This copy was indeed not well written, so I opened the Naruto copy. After all, Naruto's The popularity was still quite high, but instead of rising, the Naruto volume even dropped to 1100. In desperation, I ended it in a hurry.
Then after I got out of the copy, I wrote a relatively nonsensical wedding dress war. This paragraph was actually not in my plan, and it seemed to have no logic. Some book friends said it was very abrupt, but unexpectedly, my grades increased instead. Bookings rose back to 1,400.
So I struck while the iron was hot and continued writing Xingyue and CCC.
However, in just two days, the number of follow-up orders dropped from 1,400 to 1,000...
I'm confused, I don't understand.
I used it to transition from the casually written Wedding Dress War, which was unexpectedly gratifying. The seriously written CCC continued to decline, which was completely different from what I thought.
I'm a little confused.
This kind of chat room subject is inherently difficult to write about. It’s easy to get confused when there are too many people, and the probability of collapse in the later stage is more than 80%. Anyway, as far as I know, Qidian.com, except for my book, is currently writing about fan chat rooms. It’s a eunuch, or it’s just a matter of chance, but now I don’t know how to write.
My thinking is a bit confusing.
I want to give myself a satisfactory explanation, and I also want to give a satisfactory explanation to the book friends who have been here. But now, I am tired from writing. If I write more, my grades will get worse and worse. If I fall down again, I will have to drink. The northwest wind is blowing...
How to write it?
Maybe, like the wedding dress war, completely throw your brain away?
Sorry, let me sort out my mood first.