Ten chapters this afternoon to get us started, begging for monthly votes! February only had twenty-eight days, yet I updated 260,000 words.
I always feel like I haven't been updating enough, but looking at it this way, that's actually quite a lot. Don't you agree? In March, let's charge the monthly-vote rankings again and try to earn half a month of exposure.
Even the scent of wine fears a deep alley, and ours isn't exactly top-tier wine, so getting out of the alley first is our primary goal.
Why charge ahead? To put it bluntly, I want to make a little more money.
It's the same old saying: you can't keep a household running on ideals.
Earning a bit more would let me write my stories with greater ease. That's the truth, too.
So I still need everyone's help. If you can cast a few more votes, it'll give us a little more exposure.
Why did I say half a month? Because there's no helping it. We go all-out at the start of every month, and by the end, we have no grain left in the storehouse. So our ranking is usually a little higher at the beginning of the month, then keeps sliding toward the end.
I'm helpless about this too, because it's genuinely hard to maintain that kind of high-intensity writing for long.
For a book nearing six million words, I have to tread carefully with every chapter. There are too many loose threads. If I muddle up one chapter or fail to consider something, a massive plot hole can appear.
Take Bei Mingxin, for example. He appeared before the Cloud Top Weapon Compendium had fully taken shape, and there was no way to revise him properly.
He appeared when the book was only a few hundred thousand