Hello everyone, I am Deep Crimson, captive of leave requests.
Since I expect to wrap up the Abyss Layer Arc this week and begin the Lower Star Abyss storyline, the workload is rather substantial, so I have no choice but to take a day off.
At the same time, I have another goal for these next few days: flesh out Du Zexin and Dai Weilin's storylines.
This is a good opportunity to explain a few things.
Although everyone has complained that the story became more watered down after leaving "Earth," the truth is that the Abyss Layer itself has too many tangled plotlines, and the content is not easy to condense.
Just the Void arc alone had a huge number of foreshadowed clues, and even when things were practically spelled out, many readers still could not tell the difference between Earth and Azure Planet.
So I have been considering how to further reduce the reading burden, and I have also been revising the earlier chapters these past few days.
The benefits of revising are obvious. After the earlier chapters were revised, the peak subscription count went straight up to twenty thousand. I would also like to thank all of you readers for your support along the way.
At first, everyone treated this book as a substitute for Super God Mechanic, but in truth, this book was utterly outclassed by Super God Mechanic in every respect.
There have been people in the comments attacking one another and putting works down to elevate others. I really do not think that is necessary, because Crimson himself was a full subscriber and Alliance Leader of Super God Mechanic.
Whether they were putting down Star Abyss or Super God Mechanic, eighty percent of those readers probably had not supported Super God Mechanic as much as