183: Let’s write a single chapter to express my feelings.
183: Let’s write a single chapter to express my feelings.
“Mercenary’s War” was published on the 21st of March, and right on that day, I couldn’t wait to start begging for monthly votes.
After all, as a newbie, you know, I finally had the right to ask for monthly votes, and of course, I wanted to show off a bit.
But considering two-thirds of March had already passed, with only ten days left, I thought I’d be content with just ten or eight monthly votes.
Yet, to my surprise, in just those ten days, I received a whopping 142 monthly votes.
Holy smokes, you guys went above and beyond—seriously, you gave more than ten times my expectations.
What can I say?
All I can do is thank you all.
You’ve boosted my confidence, and I’ve even started to feel a little proud of my achievements.
People say that military fiction readers are loyal, and it sure seems true now.
I’m grateful for your support, but more than that, I’m deeply thankful.
The subscriptions, monthly votes, and rewards have been amazingly beyond my imagination.
I’m so excited, and I can’t help but feel grateful to you all.
There’s also a brother who, having used up all his monthly votes, went to buy more votes on some treasure site to vote for me.
Damn, I’m touched, always so touched, but let me say this: Brother, you don’t need to do that.
We don’t need it and should not spend that unnecessary money.
If you have votes, vote; if you don’t, let it be.
Just subscribing is an honor; it’s the biggest support for me.
Anything more, just do what you can, because you’ve already done so much.
People always say that when you ask for votes in a single chapter, you should sound a bit pitiful, showing that you’re not too satisfied with your current achievements.
But looking at my chapter, it seems to be brimming with happiness.
Ugh, that’s going against the norm, isn’t it?
But it doesn’t matter anymore.
You guys are so supportive, and if I were to play coy now, it would just seem dishonest.
Satisfied is satisfied; happiness is happiness.
Can’t help it—I belong to the type who is content with little, easily satisfied.
Even though I’m easily content, I still have to shout out at the end: give me your precious monthly votes!
I’m eagerly waiting to see how many votes I can get in April once the month is complete.
Of course, it’s not just monthly votes; there are also recommendation tickets, rewards, and rating votes—oh, the rating votes should preferably be the five-star kind.
These are all precious, and of course, the more the better, huh.
Having said that, I have to ask meekly, am I being a bit shameless here?
Thank you everyone for reading this pile of what might or might not be nonsense.
Lastly, I wish you all a happy and fulfilling life, joy every single day, and hope you enjoy reading books, especially if “Mercenary’s War” brings you happiness—then I’m happy too.
Thank you!
(To be continued.
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