End-of-volume thoughts: V2.0 Supreme Gold-Class Free Edition
All I can say is, when you're unlucky, even drinking cold water gets stuck in your teeth.
Qidian's system was just too bizarre.
With one slip, I posted the free chapter-end note as paid VIP content. Thus was born Qidian's first-ever paid-version flop note, opening a brand-new page in the history of flop literature. Truly cause for celebration, truly cause for celebration! (My ass...)
I'd make up for it with an extra free chapter in the new volume as compensation... Next, everyone could enjoy this harmless, free, easy, and cheerful end-of-volume flop note with peace of mind.
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I hurriedly picked up the pen. There was actually a lot I wanted to say, but I didn't know how to put it, so I could only take it bit by bit.
First of all, updates were a bad thing.
Originally, I'd planned to take the day off and just release the plot all at once tomorrow. But by eight or nine, I was starving out of my mind and thought I'd post it first, then go downstairs to grab something to eat. As a result, before I'd even finished walking the dog, one look at the reader group told me my plan was ruined.
All I could do was come back in tears and finish writing this volume.
Let me indulge in an unrealistic hope: one day, after being PUA'd by my constant missed updates, everyone would become adorable readers who waited until I finished an entire volume before reading it all in one go...
But that was impossible.
I didn't even dare think about it.
That was far too luxurious.
Next, secondly: one misstep brought a lifetime of regret; one glance back revealed a hundred years had passed.
I'd discovered that