Reflections on March and Outlook for April

First of all, I would like to thank all the readers for their strong support. In March, I received more than 7,700 monthly tickets. Of course, the update volume was also the highest in the month - 258,000 updates in February and 283,000 updates in March. The daily update level is basically the same. I applaud myself because I gritted my teeth and persevered no matter how difficult it was. Of course, I would like to thank you for your strong support!

The subscription performance is not bad, a little worse than February, but still above my expectations. I hope it can continue to maintain. I will try my best to provide you with better stories and articles.

Secondly, let me talk about the things I owe. This month, I still need to add 7,500 more updates, which will be made up in early March. The policy for adding more updates in April is still the same as in March - "starting from zero, adding one more update every 300 tickets". I believe that with everyone's enthusiasm, the current rhythm should be maintained;

Regarding the ending of this book, the initial plan is to end in August, when the total number is about 4 million words. Of course, if the performance is good in the later period and everyone is willing to read it, I can write more content, especially about the Cold War. I will not water it, there is no need.

Recently, the situation is quite tense, and "National Situation" has been banned again, so I can only say sorry to everyone, I can't do anything.

Regarding the next book, many enthusiastic readers have given me suggestions. At present, there are several preliminary considerations: first, continue to write a World War II book from the perspective of Italy or Czech; second, write a Western fantasy, try different styles; third, write about Chinese history, such as the late Qing Dynasty - I don’t know if it can pass the review; fourth, write about the Ming Dynasty or the Song Dynasty - I have to catch up first.

To be honest, I am most familiar with the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, followed by the Nanjing government, then the founding of the country to the reform and opening up, and then the fascists of World War II... Each one is a minefield, crying!

Thank you again, and at the same time, pull the guaranteed tickets for March...