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Today was the last day of May. As of now, I had updated a total of 354,000 words this month.
Including the updates that had not yet gone out during the day, it was probably around 360,000 words in total.
An average of 12,000 words per day.
That was the biggest burst Panda could manage while ensuring quality.
I think the quantity and quality of this month's updates were enough for you to call me a "model worker," right?
Today was the last day of May. If any brothers still had monthly votes they had not cast, feel free to give them to me. They would just go to waste if you saved them for next month anyway~
Next, let me go over the plot:
The Frozen Sea Ruins arc had ended. Little Gu lived towards death and successfully entered the City of Light, preparing to deliver the Third Letter.
The letter-delivery segment was foreshadowing that had spanned nearly three million words.
Once the City of Light arc ended, this book would officially enter its final stage, the ultimate climax where all the conflicts erupted.
I had prepared a very detailed outline for the Constellations Chapter.
Some parts that everyone found "unreasonable" might very well be foreshadowing I had carefully designed.
Still the same thing.
I wanted to write a story that could withstand a second read.
The original purpose of writing this book was actually to practice my writing, so from the very beginning, I deliberately chose many, many plot structures I was not good at. I wondered whether readers who had followed the updates all the way here could see the gradual growth over these three million words.
Now that the plot was becoming more and more