When I wrote this, I glanced at last year's year-end summary. At that time, I wrote 1.798 million words. Now, the total number of words is 381.2. In other words, in the past year, (opening calculator), I wrote 2.204 million words. That's an average of 170,000 words per month. This means that my updates are quite stable (I can only brag about it).
During last year's year-end summary, because I didn't write it out, I actually forgot how many subscriptions I had at that time. I only had a vague impression that the subscriptions were around 30,000, and the average subscriptions were less than 50,000. After this year, the subscriptions and average subscriptions have almost doubled. Hmm, the average subscriptions have reached 93,000, and the peak of the subscriptions has reached 63,000. The 60,000 subscriptions have lasted for more than a week. Now, the other members of the Tarot have about 54,000.
I have to thank everyone for this. From getting into the character leaderboard, to getting first place in the monthly votes, from the birthday parties, to getting fleeced by Qidian, to Amway after defeat, from all kinds of love generated drawings, songs, video clips, interactive games, doujinshi, unexpected side effects, to the various lame jokes in the comments of this chapter, the language class representative, the hardworking administrators, and the moderators. You are the ones who brought Mysteries to where it is today. Of course, one of the reasons is that my writing is not bad (laughs).
Therefore, in the new year, I want to say thank you. Thank you all.
There doesn't seem to be much to write about this month's summary. After writing the part about Amon, I had already summarized it once. This verified an idea of mine. Sometimes, you can break out of the protagonist's comfort zone. That way, there will be a different kind of tension in the plot and a fresh and exciting feeling. After the part about Amon, because of the tension and relaxation, it wasn't good to continue this kind of scene. It was easy to be repetitive and monotonous, and there was a lack of change. Hmm, change should be placed in more important moments, not the daily chase. Therefore, in the latter half, I expanded my perspective and wrote about the other members of the Tarot to lay the groundwork for the later parts of the novel.
This might cause the plot to be a little flat, but it can't be helped. If not for the opening scene, I would have slowed down and drawn more details. That way, the effect would have been better.
As for 2020, my goal is to finish writing Mysteries. According to my calculations, I won't be able to finish it until the second half of the year. I'll probably finish it around May. At the latest, it'll be June.
The more I wrote, the more nervous I became. I felt like I was walking on thin ice. All I could do was tell myself that I had to stay calm and finish the story properly. That way, more readers could follow me to the end.
At that time, when he looked back, he would be able to truly conclude whether the characters he created had achieved their goals, and whether many of the things he wanted to express had been expressed.
On the first day of 2020, I'm begging for monthly votes. Let's finish the last few months of Mysteries ~
Also, I wish everyone all the best in 2020!
Erm, actually, I wanted to say that I wish everyone a happy 2020, but I thought that Mysteries might make you sad, so I changed the words of blessing. After all, the background of this World of this book has already been brewed, and there will always be the knives that should be there.
Last but not least, it will be updated tomorrow at the normal time. I'm begging for monthly votes. You won't lose out if you vote during the double time period!
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