Listing Impressions

March 1st will be on shelves.

When I wrote this book, it was because I accidentally came across a video titled "Mr. Kisuke, Your Life Must Be Quite Difficult, Right?" which really touched me.

Upon searching, I discovered there were no Naruto fanfics featuring Kisuke as the protagonist, possibly because this character lacks popularity or is too ugly.

So I wrote one myself.

Of course, writing a book is definitely for the sake of earning money.

You say we toil all day at our jobs, stay up late into the night writing, and sometimes when we open the book reviews and this chapter, we are bullied by those gatekeepers who skim one line and think they know everything, get lectured by knowledgeable uncles, and spammed by trolls. What's the point of it all?

Isn't it just to get some royalties after the book is on shelves?

Here, I want to express my sincere gratitude to the book friends who have been giving me recommendation tickets, monthly tickets, and rewards all along. It is your support that has allowed this book to reach this point; otherwise, I would have long been spammed as a male-raised author.

Sincere thanks!

Next, I ask for subscriptions.

I have not written a book for some time and am not very familiar with Qidian's current situation.

Several books from the same period as me have much better collections, recommendations, and follow-ups. It was shelved last Friday, with a subscription ratio far exceeding that of many books with 30 or 40 subscriptions, or even 80 to one. This is simply too disheartening.

This book currently has nearly 18,000 collections. It will likely drop a few hundred on the day it goes on shelves, so we can calculate based on 17,000. With a subscription ratio of 34:1, the first subscription target is 500, which will allow me to meet the standard for full attendance rewards.

I hope everyone can support the initial subscription. A dollar or two is not worth picking up even if it falls on the ground. However, the initial subscription data is extremely important for the author, directly relating to subsequent recommendations and attention.

Finally, let's discuss the updates.

I originally planned to save some manuscripts for the weekend, but unfortunately, I caught a cold and fell ill.

Yesterday, I wrote a total of three chapters, thinking that no matter what, I need to release on shelves with a small climax, so I released all of them.

Today, I specially took a sick leave and am writing now. I will release as much as I can.

After that, every day I will try to maintain three updates, though I won't dare to guarantee more.

(Regarding reward additions, if you find it enjoyable, just reward one or two yuan out of your mood; please do not give large rewards, as I cannot add updates for that.)

That's it, now go code~

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