Completion Thoughts (There Is No Banquet That Does Not End)

One year and one month, 2.17 million words—after all the twists and turns, it had finally reached the finish line.

The first subscription count was 355, practically a flop.

Now the average subscriptions had reached 2,130, a number that, to me, was incredibly satisfying.

This was an achievement all you reader friends brought me. Here, I sincerely thank everyone for your support along the way.

At the same time, I also want to thank my editor, which is Lord Lu Ming. After all, it was Lord Lu who gave me support, and that was why I wrote this book. Otherwise, I probably would have gone out to work, and absolutely would not have held on until today, still writing webnovels.

This book went through too much. Because of its failure at the very beginning, I thought I would end it after writing one million words, but I never expected it to drag on until today, and then I ended up writing another million words. It was honestly pretty interesting. In terms of word count, if we were only talking about Peerless Tang Sect fanfiction, I should rank second—just talking word count here, not results.

I can't really say much more. This was actually also my second time writing completion thoughts. The first time was the completion thoughts for Douluo: Blade of Light and Darkness.

How should I put it? Today, I had been typing from after eight in the morning until now, and my head was spinning. But when it ended, I suddenly felt relaxed again. Maybe because I had experience this time, my hands didn't tremble. I just clapped my hands a few extra times, which counted as encouragement for myself.

Of course, this book also had far too many shortcomings. Many parts weren't written well. I had also