Recommendation Feature Acknowledgment

Cover Story

Ten or a hundred years may seem insignificant in a book, but in reality, four months can feel like an eternity.

It has been a little over four months since "Lord of the Yellow Court" was published.

Thank you all for your continued support, which has enabled "Lord of the Yellow Court" to achieve such great success. From its release as a bestseller and editor's pick to today's featured recommendation, thank you all for your continued support!

Subscriptions, monthly tickets, recommendation tickets, tips, clicks...

Thank you everyone!

I also want to thank the editor, Loach Boss.

Although we didn't communicate much, you gave me all sorts of recommendations, big and small, and I'm truly grateful from the bottom of my heart.

I also want to thank the Pointer for the notification, and the editor-in-chief Vast Sky.

I never imagined I'd get such a prominent recommendation so early; this is probably the best recommendation spot on the main site.

Thank you so much.

We also hope that this major promotion will help "Lord of the Yellow Court" achieve even greater success.

Certainly.

The quality of the book itself is the key.

The better the results, the more cautious the Demon Monk became in his writing, fearing that the quality would drop and disappoint everyone. So even though his updates were constantly criticized and the repayment of missed chapters seemed a long way off, the Demon Monk dared not take it easy.

I wrote five chapters today, even though I had three chapters saved up. I thought I could write three chapters today and prepare one for tomorrow morning. But after writing and editing all day, I didn't get it all sorted out until the afternoon, and I didn't finish the 6,000-word update until 7 pm.

So tomorrow morning's update will be postponed to noon to avoid being too rushed and not having enough time to check for problems.

Moreover, after finishing a draft and leaving it for a night or a day, you might have different ideas when you look at it again.

The Demon Monk would usually leave the manuscript he finished writing that day 'rested' for an entire day. Before starting to write again the next day, he would read through the manuscript he wrote the previous day to check for typos and plot logic.

Sometimes a chapter can be over three thousand words long because I polished it during the rereading process and then didn't force it into chapters.

I know I write Demon Monk, but there's really nothing I can do. I can only manage to write 6,000 words a day, then try to save up a few chapters and release them in bursts every now and then so everyone can enjoy them.

It's already past midnight today.

I don't know what to say.

Finally, I'm still asking for monthly votes. Since its release, aside from the major recommendations that come around once every month or two, and become less frequent over time, there haven't been many opportunities for exposure. I, the Demon Monk, still want to maintain my position on the Monthly Ticket Rankings; after all, it's a decent exposure spot.

So, I'm counting on you all!