It was finished. This book had been brought to a fairly satisfying conclusion.
Honestly, while writing this book hadn't exactly been smooth sailing, it had still completely exceeded my expectations.
I still remembered when I was assigned a task by my workplace and had to go on a business trip to Changsha. During that period, the scheduled uploads went up without any editing, causing a whole lot of typos and awkward sentence structures that troubled everyone.
I was truly helpless and sorry about that. That was also the period when the number of bookmarks dropped the hardest. I was pretty anxious watching it happen, but there was nothing I could do. At the time, I thought to myself—It's over. This book probably has no hope left.
Moreover, the plot I set up differed greatly from the plot everyone was familiar with, causing quite a few readers to drop it outright. I was helpless about that too. When writing this kind of book, transformative creation was inevitable. Of course, I also made a whole pile of factual mistakes myself, so I had to admit that my preparation had been terrible.
By the time it went premium, I remembered that I was doing ten updates a day, five updates a day, and things like that. Honestly, I was hoping to hurry up and post all my saved chapters so I could make a run for it. Now that I've said it, nobody's going to beat me up, right?
Then, even I hadn't expected everyone to be so amazing!
You forcibly pulled a book with around 690 first-day subscriptions all the way up to an average of over 1,300 subscriptions. Then my editor, Xiao Yuan, gave me an opportunity that left even me dumbfounded: a limited-time free promotion.
At the time, I really