It was going live tomorrow.
Thank you all for following along and voting during this time. I'd also like to thank my editor, Boss Lucky.
Funny enough, the author was actually a flop with two and a half years of practice, and had previously written in several genres, including Beast Taming, fantasy, apocalypse, and Xianxia.
The reason I thought of writing Slimes combined with cultivation was actually because I dreamed about it while sleeping.
That's right. On a scorching night in June, I had a dream, then on a whim wrote an opening and submitted it internally to Boss Lucky. (Though I can't rule out the possibility that the Slime God sent me that dream.)
I hadn't expected it to pass at all, but it passed on the first try... Uh, sometimes I had to marvel at how fate was quite good at playing jokes when it came to playing jokes.
Then I followed Boss Lucky's advice, confirmed the specific direction, studied, and started the book...
At the beginning, this book's stats were incredibly poor. I didn't hold out much hope either, and simply updated at a leisurely pace every day.
Maybe I was used to flopping, but my mental state was actually quite lovely during that time.
Then, as I kept writing, recommendations came in, the stats improved, and it smoothly made it through Little Horn and Three Rivers.
It was during that period that I started getting anxious instead. Every day, I worried about whether the story had fallen apart, whether this part was written well, how that part had turned out, whether I'd forgotten something...
The reason for the anxiety was probably the unexpected success. In the past, I never would have imagined that I could reach Three Rivers.
Besides the unexpected surprise, I was also very