As I wrote these final thoughts, my hands were trembling.
I guess I felt quite a bit of emotion.
First, this story could originally have gone on a little longer, but how should I put it... if I kept writing, it would just be the Gray Fog continuing to invade, Joshua making another New Movie, a new game, new songs, and so on.
You may have noticed that toward the end, I started creating original games, such as Holy Spirit, Conflict, and World Rift.
Those three games combined the three more mainstream game genres: MOBA, FPS, and MMORPG.
Because if I wrote out every game in detail, it would probably turn into a complete mess of filler.
I had one principle when writing: I would only write stories that I found interesting to write, and then share them with my readers.
Rather than repeat the same formula over and over just to scam money.
Maybe someday, forced by circumstances, I would become that kind of author too. Probably.
But while I'm still young, I just wanted to write an interesting story to share with everyone.
Second, although I wrote for my dreams, thanks to everyone's support, this book performed exceptionally well. No... "exceptionally well" wasn't enough to describe it. It was absolutely fantastic.
This book had an average subscription count of fourteen thousand, and before I stopped updating, it was gaining thirty-five thousand new readers every day.
That was a terrifying number. If I hadn't been so lazy with updates, I probably would have reached the pinnacle of life already.
As for monthly tickets, I never really asked for them, because I was a pretty laid-back author—really, just lazy—but for my next book, I truly wanted to give it my all.
I wanted to compete for Qidian's sales rankings and