Hei Tu broke his word.
After asking for monthly passes last time, Hei Tu said it would be the last time this book asked for votes, but today I was asking again.
There was no other reason. More and more readers had been supporting Hei Tu lately, and it made me very happy.
Asking for votes was an attitude—a responsible attitude toward work, and a sign of loving writing.
People with no desires or ambitions might not have much motivation to write either. At the very least, it would be difficult to guarantee a certain amount of updates.
So asking for votes was a good thing, and thus I broke my word.
Thank you to the readers who have sent rewards recently. Aside from Cat-Eyed Girl, whose reward Hei Tu just added an extra chapter for, Wo Xin Yi Hong 2 rewarded 2,000 coins; Wo Bu Shi Xiao Ming and Tian Tang Xiao rewarded 1,000 coins; Ji Yuan Xiao Tian, Those Who Only Want Free Books, Sadly There Aren't Any, and DGcyc each rewarded 500 coins; Give It to You? and Going Home rewarded 300 coins, and so on.
Thank you all for your reward support. Hei Tu would work hard to plan the subsequent plot in return, and would also honor the promise made when this book began by adding extra chapters for every reader who rewarded Helm Master status.
It was the beginning of the month. Before I knew it, this book was nearing four million words—the longest work Hei Tu had written since I started creating. Please give me a guaranteed monthly pass!