When Yoon Jeonghan, a young teenager raised in a poor family, discovers he has a twin brother, he begins a journey to find him. Sadly, he ends up being a slave for his own brother and hidden in the mansion's dungeon. After months of being enslaved...
Before I inform you of the results, I would like to thank everyone that took their precious time to write a comment and vote on this "mini poll". I really appreciate reading your honest opinions and I loved letting you choose the future of "Poor of Love". Both English and Spanish versions of this story have been receiving lots of love from readers and I am thankful for that. I believe that I made clear that this is the reason why I decided to give you the opportunity to choose how I'll continue this story.
It's been more than 24 hours since someone voted for our "mini poll" about whether I should continue this story in the same book or a second book. This made me think that it is the perfect time to announce what is the destiny of this story. Sadly, some of you may not be pleased by the results. Some voted for the same book, others for a new book, and a few just wrote that as long as I keep writing they are okay with whatever happens to this story. I did mention that I will be honest with the results and there is a clear winner.
Now, let's see the results!
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There were only 14 votes for "Poor of Love". Six of those votes were for the same book and eight were for a new book.
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There were 21 votes for "Pobre de Amor", (Spanish version of "Poor of Love"). Seventeen voted for a new book, one voted for the same book, and three wrote that as long as I write, it doesn't matter.
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❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️ *Please ignore that horrible grammar mistake I made in the title of this chart* 🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤
Combining the results, we have 35 votes in total. Our chart clearly states that there are seven votes for the same book, 25 for a new book, and three votes for "it doesn't matter where you write".
So, the results are that the second book has won. 25 votes out of 35 votes are the reason why a second book will be made by me.
