I Feel Aggrieved and Can't Bear It Anymore. I Have a Few Words to Say.

First of all, it’s the same sentence, thank you brothers for your continued support, and then, I don’t plan to end this book now, but there are some things that I feel uncomfortable not saying.

It has been almost two months since I last opened a chapter. There has indeed been some improvement in subscriptions, but it is very limited.

Yesterday I was in good condition. I updated four chapters, which is not a huge update, but I really tried my best. When I looked at it in the morning, I saw that there were just over 1,700 new chapters added yesterday. The four new chapters are updated in 20 hours, and the subscription for the best chapter only costs over 200 yuan.

Guys, do you know what this means?

This means that of the more than 20,000 collections of this book, only one percent has read the original version, not one-tenth and one-twentieth, but one percent. Of the one hundred collections, less than one and a half have read the original version.

To put it bluntly, the writing of this book to this day depends entirely on these 1.5% of book friends. Whether it is rewards, monthly passes, or subscriptions, it all depends on these 1.5% of book friends. Support it!

I ask for subscriptions in the title, and I ask for subscriptions in the book. They are all from the 1.5% of book friends. It has nothing to do with the remaining 98.5%... But does it really matter?

I tossed and turned last night, feeling sorry for the brothers who subscribed to the original version. I don’t understand why those who watch pirated versions feel so comfortable watching pirated versions!

Don't make excuses because you don't have money. Ten yuan is enough to watch a movie for a month. How many people really can't afford ten yuan? Recharging on WeChat is very simple. To put it bluntly, you are used to taking advantage and getting free lunches.

You can’t even spend ten yuan a month, so ask yourself, are those of you who watch piracy really that poor?

To be honest, these words are actually for the brothers who watch the original version, because those who watch the pirated version will probably be indifferent after seeing it, and will only say, it's none of my business, eunuch!

The purpose of what I say is not to ask brothers who have read the genuine version to reward me or anything like that, but I just don’t want to continue this vicious cycle. I want to try to prevent theft. This must be supported by brothers who have read the genuine version. All the brothers who have seen it are reviewing the book. Leave a message, support or oppose.

When you see an update, don't rush to open it. Check the update time and wait for more than ten minutes before opening it. Especially those who use the mobile client, if they open it in advance, they must take the book off the shelf and re-book it, and re-download the chapters to see the modified content.

Some people say that this affects the channels. Haha, I can’t even think about it right now. Or is it a channel?

I solemnly declare that those who watch pirated copies should not make any noise. You can’t bear to pay ten yuan a month. You are not watching pirated copies, but you are eating the author’s flesh and drinking the author’s blood. It is you who make the author have no royalties and no food. You are the one who forced me to do so. The author has to be eunuch. As a writer, I must say four words - I hate you!

Does stealing a book count as stealing? I bother!