After two consecutive days of extra updates, especially today's massive chapter, I should have paid back three of the chapters I owed, right?
Heh, my lords, listen for the clatter of my keyboard in March!
I'll try to pay off all the missed updates before the story ends, then take a relaxing vacation.
No need to worry about this story's completeness. Same old rule: the moment I started writing, the entire story had already unfolded in my mind.
Though Act Eleven is the final volume, it may be relatively long. I'll do my best to fill in every plot hole I've dug. There's actually still quite a long way to write, and I'll strive to update quickly and reliably while maintaining the quality of the prose.
I really am sorry for always slacking off on updates before.
It wasn't that I had become lazy. After writing continuously for seven years, fatigue was inevitable. My writing method relies on inspiration, not the industrial assembly-line approach of refining, distilling, and stitching things together... Whether it's genres or plot devices, I've always worked hard to innovate.
For an experimental work like Chaos Immortal, maintaining a steady eight thousand words a day was already difficult. When things happened in real life, updates would be delayed, and there were also two months in the middle when my mentality was unstable.
When I saw readers criticizing me for being lax with updates before, I really did feel a little wronged.
I've never thought I was accomplished or famous. I'm just an ordinary author who loves chatting in group chats every day.
The Annual Meeting a few days ago exhausted me to death. You'll know if you watch the follow-up videos Yuewen releases—I was swollen all over.
When it comes to writing, I truly am not afraid