A shower of flowers for going premium! After thirty-five days, on the first of next month, this newbie's first book is finally going premium!
With the two volumes combined, there are seventy-three chapters, which counts as reaching the Qidian average.
The book will go VIP tonight, so it should be understandable if there's one fewer chapter during the day, right? After all, my revision speed is genuinely limited, and I still have to write two thousand words for this author's note, which is equivalent to writing an extra chapter. Honestly, the note is almost as long as the main text, and even I didn't expect that.
So the update originally planned for tomorrow morning, along with today's remaining chapter, will be released tonight. I'll add another thousand words, making it three chapters and seven thousand words. Tomorrow, I'll see if I can write another one or two chapters during the day. Now that the book is going premium, I should at least show some sincerity.
Back to the author's note itself. Looking back at how far I've written, even the author is a little surprised. My family doesn't even know I'm writing a novel. Seeing me facing the computer every day, they probably think I'm preparing for an exam—I'm dying of laughter. Don't they know what level the author is at by now?
In any case, mythology is ultimately a niche genre. It was already hard to find similar books on Qidian, and the one about the God of Death was already one of the few excellent works. Unfortunately, it only updates once a year now, which was quite a pity at the time.
Now that I've personally started writing one, I've gradually felt how difficult it is. Greek Mythology isn't like Primordial Chaos, which has already been written about