After finally grinding out a six-thousand-word mega chapter, it was finally complete.
This book had been written for over two years, totaling 3.45 million words, and today, it finally reached its end.
For a moment, I had a thousand words to say, yet did not know where to begin.
First of all,
thank you to all the readers for your support along the way.
Perhaps this book was not an outstanding novel. It had flaws such as too many typos, dull mid-story plots, padding the word count, and coasting on the attendance bonus every day.
Partway through writing it, subscriptions collapsed, and there were several times when I wanted to force an ending.
But it was precisely because of your support that I pulled myself together time and again and worked hard to save this story.
Though the final result was not entirely satisfactory, I at least gave this story arc a complete ending.
Actually, I had already begun preparing for the ending back in March or April.
It was just that I did not yet have an ending I was satisfied with, so I kept putting it off.
From April to May, then to June, until finally August and September—one update a day, then one every two days, and then one every four or five days.
It was not because I had grown lazy. Rather, whenever I started writing the final ending, I kept thinking about how it should be written, whether writing it this way would make the plot interesting, whether I should write it another way—revising it again and again, weighing the plot again and again. As a result, every chapter was extraordinarily difficult to write.
Fortunately, everything had finally come to an end.
Though the finale was still only so-so, it was already the best the