The book is complete.
This was the most complicated completion emotionally so far, and also the one that left me feeling the most relieved.
There was nothing I could do. This book went through more twists and turns than any of my previous books.
When I started this book, Ru Qing's child was already close to being born. At the time, Ru Qing could roughly predict that the book's update schedule wouldn't be very good, and neither would its results.
Who could have expected that the update schedule would turn out to be not merely bad, but unbelievably awful?
Ru Qing had truly never tried writing under such terrible circumstances before, to the point that there were several times when I wanted to give up.
But when I thought about how my previous book had been affected and ended prematurely halfway through, I gritted my teeth and kept going.
Even though the results weren't ideal, Ru Qing was incredibly busy, and the update schedule was extremely poor, I still wanted to keep writing.
There was no other reason. I simply didn't want to abandon it or leave it with a terrible ending at the first sign of trouble, because that would only create a vicious cycle.
With the previous book, I was able to cut my losses in time because it hadn't gone on sale yet.
But this book had already been written and put on sale. Ru Qing didn't want to abandon it or give it a terrible ending, wasting the money of those friends who were still paying to read it.
So Ru Qing kept going and brought it to a proper conclusion.
Now, Ru Qing could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
Of course, I also learned and understood a great deal from this book.
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