First, let me introduce myself to you. I am a lazy person and a severe procrastinator.
The reason I wrote this article was that I recently became interested in reading beast taming novels, and wanted to find some female-oriented beast taming novels to read. However, there were too few and most of them were set in ancient times, so I decided to just write one myself.
I am also someone who has seen Pokémon from the Kanto region to the Kalos region, so it should be no problem for me to write some overviews of the beast taming aspect...
Although I know that few people read female-oriented stories, I still decided to write them with female protagonists in the female-oriented section.
After all, I am a girl...
As a new writer, I published two chapters immediately. I didn’t have any manuscripts saved and wrote on a whim. Then, when I had written more than 10,000 words, I was signed. I was very happy at that time…
Later I found that it didn't make much difference whether I signed or not, as there were still few people reading it. After all, it was a female-oriented story and I had prepared for it, so I let myself go and updated it every two days...
After half a month of release, the trial push came. The editor found me and only asked me not to interrupt the update during the trial push. Of course I agreed for the first time.
Although I don’t know why I first published it on Qidian to test the waters and promote it to QQ Reader…
But my first monthly ticket and first long review were given to me by readers on QQ Reading. I was still very excited, and I impulsively agreed to the promise of not stopping or abandoning the game...
Later on, I thought about it and felt that it was possible for someone as lazy as me to occasionally stop updating...
As a lazy person, I don’t have much to save. I always procrastinate until late at night before starting to write, and then I play with my phone after writing for a while, and then eat after writing for a while...
Later, after the recommendation PK, there was the next round of recommendations, but we still couldn’t stop updating.
But at that time, I had readers who would comment and give me votes and rewards, and I felt at least a little more motivated because someone was reading my book. So during that period of time, I would often finish updating the book around 6:00 p.m.
In fact, I thought about taking a day off many times during this period...
Because I feel most comfortable updating every two days...
But because people voted and commented on my posts every day, I persisted.
At first, I would be so excited to leave a comment below when everyone commented, but now I won’t do that anymore, because I’m afraid of being urged to update…
Although there are not many readers of female-oriented books, for me, from the initial stand-alone to the current "Everyday Someone Leaves Claws", it is good enough.
Regarding the release date, the editor came to me two days ago and told me that it will be on May 23rd...
I have put it off until the 22nd and haven’t started saving the article yet.
But don't panic, I decided to drink coffee and code in the evening and update more in the morning...
besides……
New authors will write two chapters every day mostly because of the attendance award.
But I stopped updating five times between signing the contract and putting the book on the shelves, and the updated time was accumulated from the days when I only updated once every two days before the recommendation. So even if I posted two chapters every day after the book was put on the shelves, I would not get the full attendance award.
I only found out later...
I feel sad but also a little happy at the same time. It feels like I have found an excuse not to update twice a day...
I know the number of readers will drop sharply after the release, but it doesn't matter, I won't give up! If the results are good, I will try my best to save some money and update it.
If the results are not good, I will still update steadily and will not abandon the project. Although the updates are less frequent, they are also the intention of a lazy person!
Read the error-free version at 69shuba! 6=9+shu_ba is the first to publish this novel.
I really want to write down my thanks to the readers who have been seeing me every day, but it seems inappropriate to put it in the posting remarks, so I will thank everyone properly next time...
Let me answer a question that everyone may be concerned about here: whether there is a male protagonist.
When I read romance novels, I like to read about sadomasochism...
If I were to write it, I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to help but make up a bloody and abusive love story for them, which doesn't fit the style of my book, so I probably won't write a male protagonist.
Finally, I still want to ask for the first order. After all, the article posted on the 23rd was written by me drinking coffee...
Yeah, that's it.
On-shelf comments, perfect...
(End of this chapter)