This was the first book I had ever finished, so I wanted to ramble on with everyone a little more.
This book took two years and two months to complete, totaling 3.48 million words. Its final average subscriptions reached 3,720, which qualified as a premium-tier result.
Before starting it, I swore and vowed countless times that I absolutely had to finish this book. But now that I really had, even I found it unbelievable.
For someone as lazy and undisciplined as me, it truly counted as a miracle.
Writing was a lot of fun, especially when certain plotlines I wrote earned readers' approval or certain passages received praise. That happiness was even stronger than getting paid.
One major reason many new authors could not keep going was that they received no positive feedback from readers.
Of course, writing was also genuinely exhausting.
Looking back on the past two years, there was hardly a night when I went to sleep before one in the morning, and my family relationships were inevitably affected as well.
Even when I took time off to rest, I was either stockpiling chapters or planning the upcoming plot. I could not rest at all.
Let me tell everyone about the circumstances in which this book came to be.
Before coming to Qidian, I had already published five or six books, on and off, on Feilu and Zongheng. Not a single one was completed. The shorter ones were only twenty or thirty thousand words, while the longer ones reached three or four hundred thousand. Altogether, they came to roughly a million words.
You could also see the several books I wrote after coming to Qidian. They added up to several hundred thousand words as well, and every one of them flopped completely.
That was not surprising. Looking back