The novel went premium at noon today, and Ant shamelessly asked everyone for a subscription.
Ever since starting this novel, Ant had put a great deal of care into writing it—one could say Ant poured heart and soul into it. Many people had pointed out all kinds of flaws and shortcomings in the novel, and Ant thanked everyone here for their suggestions.
Every novel had its imperfections; that was unavoidable. Your corrections helped me discover these mistakes.
In the time ahead, I would also do my best to avoid making these mistakes.
I had my own work and life, so I had little time to write. There were saved chapters in the beginning, so updates could proceed normally. Once those ran out, though, in order to keep updating and not make my fellow readers wait, I could only stay up late writing.
Due to lack of sleep, I sometimes felt dazed and got headaches. Many times, I could even fall asleep while sitting in my chair.
After all this effort, the time had finally come to face the execution block.
Whether the novel was good or bad depended on its results. Ant sincerely hoped everyone could support it with subscriptions tomorrow. Results determined how high it could go. If subscriptions were high enough, I would write novels full-time and update regularly.
I had not been in great shape these past two days, and I had also been a little busy. On top of needing to ensure the novel's quality, I had wanted to stockpile chapters, but I simply could not.
It went premium tomorrow, and I would strive for five updates. I would give it everything I had—if I could write more, I would update more. I still owed several helmsmen bonus updates, and I would definitely make them up.