This book took two years and six months to write, totaling 4.2 million words, averaging 140,000 words a month. That could only be considered average—I couldn't compare to Tentacle Monster.
I'd originally only planned to write two or three million words, but somehow I went way over as I kept writing...
Still, it was finally over. I felt relieved, though there were also some regrets...
I'm sorry, everyone who subscribed. I didn't write this book well enough. I need to reflect on it...
This was my first truly decent completed long novel. "Decent" only meant it barely supported me, though. I didn't dare hope for anything else.
Let me first talk about how I felt about this book.
Everything that needed explaining at the end was explained. I didn't leave any unresolved plot holes, right? If there are any, point them out and I'll fill them in through side stories!
If there's anything else that leaves you dissatisfied, you can mention it too. I'll see whether I can add something.
In truth, reality is full of regrets. A life without regrets wouldn't be realistic, since everyone has regrets. But stories should still be a little better, right? I don't want to receive razor blades, hehe...
Next, I'll talk about my thoughts on Pokémon fanfiction and answer some readers' questions along the way.
Question: Will the next new book still be Pokémon fanfiction?
Answer: No. Pokémon fanfiction is great, but it doesn't suit me. I won't be making this money anymore. Whoever wants to make it can go ahead—I wish them booming success and overflowing wealth.
Question: What genre will the next book be?
Answer: I don't know. I don't even know whether I'll keep writing. It's been more than two years. I started this book when my mom was still