Final Words

After being late for almost a week, I finally remembered that I had a final essay that I forgot to write.

Recently, there have been a lot of social events and drinking parties, and my consciousness of drinking has become blurred, and I can’t remember that I am still an online article author...

Back to the topic, this book has fewer words than the previous one because the pace has accelerated, and the same amount of content will naturally be shorter.

However, it is close to 2 million words, which can be considered a normal completion length.

The holes that should be filled have basically been filled, and there are no particularly important big holes left. There is no need to forcefully remove the hydrology of some insignificant small holes.

Updates are still the same as before. The updates will be released for two or three months, and then they will fade away...

More than 800,000 words were updated in the first month it was launched. This month, only more than 80,000 words were updated. I don’t know what happened, ahem...

The results were much better than the previous book, and I almost got the premium badge.

Unfortunately, the back part was not stable, it collapsed a little, and Junding fell down again.

Now the average subscription is 2,400+, which is almost twice as high as the previous book. It is considered a personal best result in history. Thank you all readers and fathers for your support.

After this one, I plan to take a break before starting a new book, the subject of which is yet to be determined.

I may continue to write about Swallowing the Starry Sky, or I may write about original themes, but unless there are any big surprises, they should all be in the direction of fantasy upgrades.

In short, I will take a month's rest, then discuss it with the editor, and then make a setting and outline. I will start a new book around June.

And emmmm, the fathers of readers who keep books on their bookshelves, the book is finished and ready to be slaughtered (crazy hint).

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Thanks again to all readers and fathers for their support. (End of chapter)