I didn't know who said it, but a web novel roughly had two dreams.
One was selling its IP rights, and the other was receiving all-channel recommendations.
Time passed quickly.
Quietly, this book had already surpassed seven million words.
To be honest, according to my outline, it should have ended at five million words.
When I wrote to five million words, I thought: Mm... it should be possible to finish at six million words.
When I reached six million words, I thought: Mm... it should be possible to wrap it up at 6.5 million words. The outline can be completed.
Then, when I got to 6.5 million words: What's going on? Why are there still so many things left to express?
So midway through this book, there had been several announcements that it was ending, and then they all failed.
Now that I'd written seven million words: Mm... I feel like estimating when it'll end has already become meaningless.
Because...
Because I had never gotten it right even once!!
I'd better stop estimating, then. (clutching my head)...
Now that I'd written seven million words, I felt the whole book was basically still under my control. Though the outline had been revised countless times (with tears streaming down my face)...
This book's results had also gotten better and better.
That was truly beyond all expectations! I remembered that when I had first started writing, I'd done it with zero payment, purely out of interest.
To be honest, books that kept performing better and better after reaching seven million words were still rare.
It was all thanks to everyone!
This book had already entered its later stages, and its true thematic core would gradually come into sharper relief.
I thought it would be quite exciting.
Also, another batch of character slots would