After being reborn, I gained a childhood sweetheart who appeared out of nowhere.

Please continue reading, please keep reading.

I don't know if it's due to the new mechanism at Qidian or something wrong with my writing, but anyway, after the trial recommendation ended, the traffic dropped significantly. I heard that the top-ranked books seem to be experiencing a decline in readership.

I'm a little confused, and I don't know what the problem is. I'm losing about ten points of progress every day.

I was wondering, what did I write that was strange?

Perhaps some readers are "nurturing" a new book, waiting for the author to release five or ten more chapters before reading. This kind of "nurturing" can easily kill a new book, as readership is crucial for its success.

The so-called "reading rate" refers to the number of people who finish reading the latest chapter of a novel within 24 hours of its release. This is the most important factor.

A new book can't even be published after 200,000 words without any follower support. It won't get traffic or recommendations, creating a negative cycle that leads to worse and worse performance until eventually no one reads it.

Speaking of which, those who have good grades usually get recommended after writing 60,000 words. If it's not good, they just stop writing. It's like sifting through sand. You have to write more books and try and fail more to have a chance to get good grades. On the other hand, those with average grades are the ones who struggle the most.

Actually, when this book was first tested, the readership was decent, with a normal growth rate. Everything was normal, and it could have been published with 200,000 views. But then, for some reason, the readership started to drop every day.

I asked the editor, and they probably also thought it would be very difficult to write.

I don't know if it's a problem with the system or with me.

We don't know either, and we dare not ask. We can only ask you brothers who think it's okay not to leave the book unfinished, but to spend a little bit of your free time each day to catch up. Thank you, brothers.

That's all I have to say. Let the rest be as fate dictates.