It was nearly a million words, and I had finally made it onto the Grand Promotion.
I had originally had a whole heap of things I wanted to say...
For example, some readers mentioned the issue of only one update a day. My single updates were guaranteed to be at least four thousand words, sometimes reaching ten thousand...
For example, I didn't really like posting standalone chapters to ask for votes and such, mainly because I felt it affected the reading experience. But you could at least toss in a few votes to show your support.
For example...
But after making it onto the Grand Promotion, I opened the webpage and saw a whole string of "a cultivation." I sprayed a mouthful of old blood onto the screen. The feelings I had been building up for so long instantly shattered.
It was clearly First-Rate Immortal Cultivation! The promotion cover just used cursive handwriting!
First-Rate Immortal Cultivation, aaaaaah!
Thanks to my editor, Bei He. According to quite a few authors, she's a Cute Girl...
Thanks to those readers who only subscribed and read without saying anything or voting. I specifically took a look, and this type made up the vast majority of my readers.
Thanks to the readers who tipped me, voted with monthly tickets, and cast recommendation votes. Especially those readers I saw voting with recommendation tickets every single day—thank you.
Thank you all for your continued support. This book was nearing a million words; for a xianxia novel, that counted as just getting started. Those of you waiting to fatten it up could start digging in now.
That's about it... That "a cultivation" thing had me so thrown that I honestly didn't know what to say...
Sigh, how did my first Grand Promotion end up being this hilarious...