published a series. So, a lot of my ideas involve serious commitment over several short

You don't have to listen to whatever your fans are saying. Sure, you might not get very good reception from your fans for it, but if you enjoy it, who cares what they say?

If you feel that your fans have some good ideas or not, you can choose to change your series based on their opinions.

But just remember, this is your story. You can choose what you want it to be.

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