First of all, extra updates were impossible.
I had always only promised what I was capable of. If I felt my outline was enough and I could write fifteen updates, then I said fifteen updates. If I couldn't, then I couldn't. Regrettably, there was no way I could squeeze out any more now. I would keep it in mind, and we could talk about it later.
Still, a huge thank-you to the big shots for their tips, and to the readers for their monthly ticket support. Waking up to find myself at the top of the monthly ticket rankings, I almost thought I was dreaming. Hopefully I could stay there a little longer, hahaha.
Come to think of it, yesterday was pretty interesting too. I spent quite a while reading the comments and the reader group chats, chatting and laughing with my mom about how readers didn't believe those fifteen updates had been written in a single day. Forget the readers—even I thought it was absurd. Looking back, I had no idea how I managed it. I had been carried through entirely by one breath.
The price was that, after the updates went out, I spent ages correcting typos. Every so often, a reader would point out that this character was wrong or that character was wrong. It made my scalp tingle, hahaha.
Also, this was the most important part.
I needed to adjust the update schedule. I wasn't afraid to tell everyone that I had a framework for the plot after Golden Seeking, but it was fairly rough. The detailed outline hadn't actually been completed yet. Under these circumstances, asking me for four updates every day wasn't impossible, honestly, but it would be a bit forced. One misstep, and the plot could very easily slip beyond my control.
So