As she typed these three words, the author felt deeply moved.
This book had been my most successful since I started writing novels in 2006, and it had also broken through my income ceiling.
Of course, it had also brought me many surprises, disappointments, and more.
Because it was not perfect. Of course, nothing in this world was perfect.
From around the halfway point, or perhaps even earlier, it might still have counted as a novel worth reading, something that could give everyone a laugh in their spare time.
But in the latter half, its performance declined significantly. To many people, it was what was commonly known as a story falling apart.
Actually, how should I put this? A lot of it was because the declining results left this author with no mood to keep writing, so some plotlines were not as exciting as before.
Some of it was also due to problems with the story structure.
When the protagonist's abilities reached a certain level, some things were destined to happen.
Of course, there were also some things that could not be written.
All in all, it had given me many surprises, but also many regrets.
However, those regrets were due to this author's lack of ability. I had failed to bring everyone a perfect story from beginning to end.
Here, I wanted to say sorry to every reader who had stayed with it all the way, as well as those who had given up halfway through.
And to those readers who had persevered and read until the end, I solemnly wanted to say: thank you.
Without your support, there would be no author I am today. It was just that I had not given everyone a perfect story, and I was truly very sorry.
It was a matter of