For this Qidian completion event, many readers said they did not meet the requirements. Quite a few had only started subscribing and supporting halfway through, so they could not read the extras. As soon as I got up this morning, I began communicating with Qidian.
Qidian had not expected so many readers on our side to have joined in midway through subscriptions and support. I spent the whole morning wrangling with them over this. Since some readers had already participated in the event, Qidian could not simply cancel it at the last minute. In the end, the result I fought for was that the extras would become completely free in three days.
Was I really cursed with some kind of ominous constitution? Whenever one of my books ended, things always became lively. Without a round of heart-stopping twists and turns, it simply would not come to a close. Of course, perhaps this was the legendary treatment reserved for a protagonist.
Actually, I did not have any particularly special completion remarks. Right now, I only felt mentally exhausted.
The main reason was that I wrote a second ending for my previous book, Sacred Ruins, and its timeline connected directly to Beyond the Deep Space. I had barely rested at all. Back then, I had announced in advance that I would release the book on May Day, and I was too embarrassed to stand everyone up again.
If you asked what special experience I had while writing Beyond the Deep Space, it really corresponded to certain feelings in everyday life—like driving while fatigued on the highway. Mentally exhausted, yet still going at incredible speed.
Early on, in that state, I really did have an accident. The most important "worldly warmth and bustle" plotline originally designed for this book never even had the