The time was 23:59, and there was one minute left before Battle Break was released.
In an instant, countless people inside and outside the online literature circle were waiting. All the major forums, Tieba, and fan groups were debating about this matter.
Some people said that this book would definitely be able to get a shocking result.
Some people said that this book probably had too many people fattening it, so the results would not be so exaggerated.
The dispute never stopped. After the first thing in the morning, Ye Feng quickly uploaded 50 chapters, and the number of words in each chapter soared.
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Yanjing Mansion was an office building. It was already midnight, but the lights on the 17th floor were still on.
The company with the lights on was naturally Fei Teng Entertainment Co., Ltd. After the afternoon meeting, all the editors of the fantasy team took the initiative to request to work overtime. Immediately after, the editors of the city team, science fiction team, and game team also expressed their willingness to work overtime.
Slowly, all the male editors in the company volunteered to work overtime.
The managing editor naturally agreed to everything. In the end, he decided that the male channel editor would work overtime today, take two days off tomorrow, and come back to work the day after tomorrow.
Because of this, the editors were all happy. The reason why they worked overtime was none other than Ye Feng's book,"Battle Break".
The first day's results of Battle Break had become the biggest highlight of the online literature world because too many people were looking forward to it and watching. They couldn't tolerate any mistakes, so it was best to work overtime.
"F * ck!"
One minute after midnight, Su Xiaoni, the editor of the fantasy team, let out a scream.
As soon as the voice rang out, all the editors gathered around. What did he mean by saying 'f * ck' at this time?
"How much is it?"
"It's only been a minute, and you're already so shocked. F * ck, are you going to defy the heavens?”
"Brother Su, hurry up and tell me!”
The editors were all itching to ask. It could be said that they were also looking forward to the release of Battle Break.
"Guess!"
Su Xiaoni only came back to his senses after a long time. Then, he said to his colleague very excitedly.
On Feiteng novel website, only the relevant editors and editor-in-chief could see the results of the author's books. The rest of the editors did not have the authority to read it.
The reason for this arrangement was because of the internal conflict within the editors.
It was very simple. For example, if Su Xiaoni had a super god and an editor found out about it…If this editor allowed the other party to jump under him, the results would be his. It had nothing to do with Su Xiaoni.
If the company wanted to develop and grow, it would definitely not allow such a thing to happen.
Therefore, the authors of Feiteng Fictional Network usually followed an editor. Unless the editor resigned, they would not change.
Of course, if the author wanted to write another book, such as a fantasy novel, he could change the editor.
None of this mattered.
For this reason, among the people working overtime, only Su Xiaoni could see Ye Feng's results. No one else could.
Upon hearing Su Xiaoni's words, everyone present gnashed their teeth in hatred.
Everyone is working overtime here in the middle of the night, and you have to keep us in suspense!
"Could it be that it has broken through 3,000?"
At this moment, an editor muttered to himself.
After he finished speaking, the other editors all looked at him as if he was an idiot.
"How is that possible? It had only been a f * cking minute. If it had broken 3,000, it would not be heaven-defying. It would be a breakdown in the data!”
"That's right. You have to know that the book with the highest number of first orders only got 1,300 in the first minute of the day. Three is too much!"
"Su Xiaoni, don't keep me in suspense. We'll stay up all night with you. If you do this, we'll forcefully touch your backstage!”
Very soon, some editors began to refute. They had been in this industry for at least three years, and the most experienced one had been in it for ten years. It could be said that they had joined the editing industry since the beginning of online literature.
For this reason, when they heard that there were 3,000 followers per minute, they immediately thought that it was a joke.
"Not three thousand…"
Looking at the threats from the editors, Su Xiaoni was a little scared. Especially when he heard these people's rebuttal, he became even more scared.
When he looked at it just now, the data showed that it was 5174. Moreover, it had already been three minutes. It would be five minutes soon.
At this time, who knew how many people had already signed up.
"I told you it wasn't 3,000!!”
"Is it two thousand?"
"It's been almost five minutes. I estimate that there are about 4,000!!”
"More or less. My budget is also around 4,000 yuan!!”
......
Su Xiaoni sat on the computer and was a little at a loss, especially under the guesses of his peers.
In the end, he simply opened the data platform and showed the current results of Battle Break to these people. He knew that no one would believe him.
"F * ck!"
"F * ck!"
"Is this f * cking data broken?!”
"Wait, I suspect that I entered a fake backstage!”
"Impossible, impossible!”
"Is this f * cking true?”
When Su Xiaoni opened the backstage, everyone looked over. The moment they saw the backstage's notifications, everyone was dumbfounded.
They knew that this book was absolutely awesome, but they had never thought that it would be so exaggerated.
[Battle Break]
Current Submissions: 12410
Current Sales: 20820 Yuan
Average: 11041
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The current number of users referred to the number of users since the game was released.
Current sales referred to how much money had been sold since it was put on sale.
Average was the sum of all the readers, divided by the number of chapters.
Five minutes, the average order broke 10,000, and the first order was 12,000.
How could this not alarm the entire editorial department? One of the books that he had read previously only had 3,000 readers in five minutes, and each of them had more than 2,000.
Generally, the peak time for people who read books was from nine in the morning to nine in the evening. It could be said that there were the most people reading at that time.
Compared to the evening, there were fewer people reading at this time.
If he only had 10,000 users now, how much would he need for a day's worth of first order? 200,000? 300,000? Or more?
They didn't dare to guess because they were afraid that they would be slapped in the face by the data again.
"Quick, quick! Inform the publicity department to promote it quickly!!”
After recovering from his shock, an editor in charge of managing the editors spoke up excitedly and asked the various publicity departments to get ready.
This book comes from：m.funovel.com。