Before I knew it, Hundred Refinements had actually reached three million words. If not for the reminders from Tinglou, Hengwu, and Zhiruo, even Phantom Rain himself would not have noticed.
Phew. Thinking carefully about the road traveled over this past year and more, Phantom Rain felt a great many emotions. Leaving reality aside—with all the joys and sorrows, partings and reunions of life—even online, Hundred Refinements had fought its way through wind and rain.
That it could reach this point today was thanks to the unwavering support of all you fellow Daoists. This sentence may sound very familiar, but it is absolutely not some simple polite phrase. It is Phantom Rain's heartfelt truth.
I still remember when Hundred Refinements was first uploaded, that feeling of trembling sincerity and fear, and the bleak subscriptions at the very beginning struck Phantom Rain until he was in utter shambles. But I gritted my teeth and held on.
I remember there was a song: without going through wind and rain, how can one see the rainbow? With everyone's support, Phantom Rain made it through step by step.
I will never forget all you fellow Daoists. To be honest, in my heart, I have already come to regard all you Raindrops as family and friends. If I do not see everyone in the review area for a long time, I miss you. That was why last time I went to call Tutu, and yesterday I went to drag Sun Immortal Vulture over too. Seeing everyone in the review area every day gives me a very warm feeling, O(∩_∩)O~
Writing books has let me get to know many friends. Though we are far apart, we feel close: Tinglou, Milk Dragon, and the mighty alliance leader Moon, Qingqing, Tutu, Sixty-Winged Frost Centipede...
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