I won't do much of a summary for this volume. Let's just chat casually.
Mainly, writing it was too exhausting, so I didn't feel like nitpicking every word the way I do in the main text. I'll just say a few things, and everyone can read casually.
It's basically just some explanations and a bit about the writing process.
1. I'll talk about the important matters first, so anyone who doesn't want to read the summary won't miss them.
After finishing each volume from now on, I'll take a one-month break to rest and organize the plot for the next volume.
Volume 16 will be updated punctually at 4:00 a.m. on February 29.
I mentioned this in the summary for Volume 13. In the second half, I might change the update schedule: after finishing a volume, I'd stop updating for a month to focus on organizing the plot.
But after finishing Volume 14 and entering Volume 15 of the second half, I didn't actually implement it.
Jiaqi isn't some rich young master, and I'm not exactly young either.
I've been living independently for many years. As an adult who doesn't rely on my family, the cost of living is still very high.
This update schedule would definitely cause my income to drop sharply, and might also cost me a large number of regular readers. The burden would be huge, so of course I wanted to keep going if I could.
But there was no choice.
After entering the second half, the difficulty of writing skyrocketed. If I wanted to guarantee the quality, I had to spend a great deal of time organizing the characters and plot. This was the only way.
Let's use Volume 15 as an example.
"Resident Evil," "Starship Troopers," and even the "Alien" series all require a