Goddess Conquest System: Reboot of Desire

Chapter 30: Chapter 30: Contempt from the Chat Group

Versailles Three-Color Pavilion: You guys are so ambitious. I’m already lying flat. No recommendation next week either.

I Want To Become A God: Big shot, what more do you want? You already entered the premium list with over 3,000 average subscriptions. That’s seven or eight thousand dollars a month! So enviable.

Versailles Three-Color Pavilion: It’s getting boring. This little money isn’t enough for anything. I’m thinking of dropping the book. I really envy you guys — still young and full of drive. I’m just a salted fish now. No recommendations at all. But my income last month wasn’t just seven or eight thousand. With full attendance and channel fees, it was over $11,000.

Just Starting Out Newbie: Three-Color God! Please let me hug your thigh! I admire you the most!

Transformed Female Star: Three-Color God, please recommend my book! Great God, please pity this poor flop!

Licking Big Shots Is My Dream: Three-Color God, forever the GOAT! Worship! Making over ten thousand a month! You’ll become a legend soon!!

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Watching a bunch of bootlickers kneel and praise Versailles Three-Color Pavilion, Evan shook his head. These people would throw away all dignity just for a useless Chapter recommendation.

Evan knew this guy. Versailles Three-Color Pavilion was a relatively new author in the group. His first book got good recommendations and decent results. He had over 2,000 subscriptions on the day of release. Back then, he acted extremely arrogant in the group, showing off all the time. He was quite annoying.

But strength was strength.

In author groups, subscription numbers were king.

If your numbers were high, even your farts smelled good. Anything you said was treated like wisdom.

If a flop accidentally offended a big shot, he would immediately get flamed by a gang of lackeys.

Cute Maple: Fellow big shots, I have a question. I released my book two days ago and my average subscription is only 500. Is it still worth continuing? Should I cut it?

A newbie suddenly asked in the group.

Versailles Three-Color Pavilion: Only 500 average? What was your first-day subscription? How many collections?

Licking Big Shots Is My Dream: That’s pretty bad. 500 average means only two or three thousand a month including full attendance. If it were me, I’d cut it immediately.

Cute Maple: I failed the second round of new book promotion and went naked until 200,000 words before releasing. I currently have over 4,000 collections and only 480 subscriptions in the first 24 hours.

Versailles Three-Color Pavilion: Your numbers are trash. Why are you still writing this? Even I almost cut my book when I only had 2,000 first-day subs. If my editor hadn’t convinced me to keep going, I would have dropped it long ago. With numbers this bad, there’s no point continuing. Cut it early and start over.

Only 200 Average Subscriptions Flop: Don’t ask. Just cut it.

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Watching Versailles Three-Color Pavilion, who only wrote one book and got lucky enough to enter the premium list, mock and discourage the newbie, Evan couldn’t stand it anymore.

Having over 4,000 collections with 500 average subscriptions was actually very good data!

If he kept writing, entering the premium list was only a matter of time.

When Evan released his own book, he only had 250 first-day subscriptions and almost cut it too. But a few loyal readers encouraged him to continue, so he persisted.

Unexpectedly, by 500,000 words, his average subscription rose to over 3,000 and he entered the premium list!

Based on his experience, if Cute Maple kept going, his results wouldn’t be bad at all.

Evan hesitated for a moment, then finally typed:

Human Nature Is Evil: @Cute Maple Your book’s collection-to-subscription ratio is excellent. You have a real chance to enter the premium list. Keep writing! Once you get a good recommendation, you’ll take off. Good luck!

Human Nature Is Evil was Evan’s pen name.

Just Starting Out Newbie: ???? With only 500 average subscriptions, you say he can enter premium? You think premium is that easy to reach? Any random cat or dog can enter?

Versailles Three-Color Pavilion: Pretending to know what you’re talking about. A newbie like you shouldn’t mislead others! Entering premium? You’re dreaming! Do you think premium is easy? I had over 2,000 first-day subs and still took two months to get in!

Ha Emperor: Oh? Isn’t this the guy "Human Nature Is Evil" whose editor rejected three openings in a row and still can’t even get signed? You can’t even get a contract, yet you’re here giving advice to an author who already released? Three-Color God already said the book is bad. Who do you think you are?

Little Newbie In Group: Pfft!~~~ Rejected three times... Impressive! Can’t even get signed?

Salted Fish King: Maybe think about how to get signed first before talking. What right do you have to advise others?

Leftover Porridge: Wait, how did someone who can’t even get signed sneak into our signed author group? Editor, kick him out. He’s an eyesore here.

Cute Maple: Can’t even get signed? I thought he was some big shot... Tsk tsk, interesting...