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This book is already past the halfway point, and the quality has remained decent. While the growth in average subscriptions has slowed, it is still improving step by step.
Because of the earlier controversy, my state of mind was inevitably affected. During my sugar-control period, I was rather depressed, so my daily updates began to be delayed and could not arrive on time. I sincerely apologize for that.
Once procrastination starts acting up, it is very hard to straighten it out again.
What really affected my mood was still the sci-fi ranking issue. Although the editor-in-chief spoke with me afterward and said it was a work error, and there were even suspected Qidian staff members explaining things in the chapter comments... my enthusiasm for writing was indeed affected.
As for other matters that might seem rather serious to others, I honestly did not take them to heart, because they had nothing to do with writing.
Thankfully, this did not affect my creative inspiration. Recently, another seven or eight new ideas have popped up, and a few of them are pretty good.
Right now, I have no other wishes. I just want to seriously finish writing Chaos Immortal.
Just a personal hope;
I hope this work can inject a little fresh vitality into the dull, repetitive, patchwork-and-formula-filled state of web novels, using cultivation elements to support a story of mechs fighting monsters and giving you dear readers an enjoyable reading experience.
As for everything else, I'll leave it to fate.
After I finish Chaos Immortal, I will take about half a year off to recharge.
Then I'll quickly roll back into my comfort zone.
In mid-November, Gui will be going to Beijing for a