As the title says, everyone could probably tell that Pang Hu had been thinking about how to "end" things lately.
In fact, as early as when writing the "Movie Edition," Pang Hu had already started to feel "out of his depth."
He couldn't come up with "interesting plots," "good encounters between the male and female leads," or "how to properly arrange the storylines of the other characters."
And the nature of web novels meant he couldn't easily stop updating, which eventually left Pang Hu "writing for the sake of writing."
The most obvious sign of this was that, before the Movie Edition, it took Pang Hu an average of "five to six hours" to write "four thousand words" of plot.
After the Movie Edition... let's not mention it.
Looking back, Pang Hu felt he had been a little too "hasty" at the time.
If he couldn't write it, then he couldn't write it. Forcing himself to do so was irresponsible to both himself and the readers.
All he could say was... Pang Hu still hadn't written enough.
Many problems could only be understood once you truly encountered them.
Although Pang Hu had spoken of many "what ifs," where in this world were there so many "what ifs"?
Pang Hu knew some readers might feel that he was "giving up on himself" now, especially when this Book's results had been so good.
But in truth, you all overestimated Pang Hu a little.
It wasn't that Pang Hu didn't work hard; it was genuinely that "his ability didn't allow it."
Pang Hu's first Book had only 180 first-day subscriptions, and even by the time it ended, its average subscriptions had only risen to a little over 300.
The second Book had 750 first-day subscriptions and finished with an average of 2,500 subscriptions.