(I accidentally missed posting Chapter 61 yesterday; everyone can go take a look.)
Let me talk about this book. The algorithmic recommendation came too late. During the Three Rivers PK, I was only a tiny bit short. Then, on the second day after failing the Three Rivers PK, follow-up readers increased by more than five hundred.
On the third day, the algorithmic recommendation arrived, and favorites skyrocketed by more than 3,800 in a single day. By today, the second day, they had risen by another 6,000.
All I can say is, timing and fate. Even Jiuming could not help sighing: when fortune comes, heaven and earth lend their strength; when fortune departs, even heroes lose their freedom. If the algorithmic recommendation had come just one day earlier, Jiuming could have updated for everyone free of charge for another week.
Also, a word about this book's updates. They will not be especially fast. If time permits, I will try my best to carefully polish every chapter and make everyone's subscriptions worthwhile. Since I will not pad the word count, updates may be a little slower. It mainly depends on the author's condition and performance.
The author made a major mistake at the beginning of this book—one could say it derailed completely. The Fox Spirit lived for too long. Actually, when I first wrote it, she had already been blown to death with explosives within the first three chapters. Later, when readers in the group were looking over the draft, they led me astray, and the Fox Spirit ended up living until now.
Everyone can see it now: the protagonist has already suppressed the Fox Spirit, and once the book goes premium, he will kill her immediately. I absolutely will not let the Fox Spirit live any longer. Killing the Fox Spirit