The novel had reached its middle-to-late stages, and the situation was growing increasingly complex.
There was too much to consider in writing each chapter. All these factors piled together, causing the difficulty to keep soaring like independent multipliers.
A single chapter—even a few paragraphs or a few lines of detail within one—could be connected to something from millions of words earlier, while also affecting what came later. It took a great deal of time to consider whether every detail was thorough enough, to avoid inconsistencies between earlier and later parts, or a collapse down the road.
All kinds of details had to be considered in terms of whether they fit the overall outline and structure, as well as things like emotion and entertainment value... especially the matter of "Kunxu-ification," which often could not be approached with normal-world thinking. Many, many possible scenarios had to be worked through. Sometimes, after settling on one plan, problems would emerge during the actual fleshing-out process—it might be unreasonable, or not fit Kunxu—leaving no choice but to discard it and start over.
At present, it was no longer possible to guarantee an update every twenty-four hours as before. The next day's update might come an hour or two later than the previous day's; if I ran into writer's block or needed major revisions, several more hours would have to be added. In such cases, operations would issue a separate notice.
Reincarnation could no longer be avoided. To prevent a completely dark grand reincarnation, a Reincarnation reset would be carried out regularly. For now, it was tentatively set for every Saturday, with Sunday reset to noon updates. Any temporary adjustments would also be announced.
I truly wanted to give this book a proper ending. Thank you all, fellow readers, for your understanding and support.