How should I put it? This was so sudden, really sudden. I thought the book wouldn't go premium until next week, but I never expected it to happen this week!
The book would go premium at midnight tonight. As for updates, I'd post five chapters in a row when it went premium. I hoped you guys would show your support with a first purchase.
Whether you continued subscribing after that was up to you. It depended on whether you felt the book was worth paying for.
Of course, it was fine if you didn't subscribe. Some readers were still in school and might not have much money. That was no problem—just support me with a first purchase!
Honestly, I'd read plenty of authors' announcements about going premium, but I never expected that one day I'd be writing one myself. I was genuinely excited!
Wangyue had gone from reader to author. This was my first time writing web fiction, and I lacked experience, so I was extremely grateful to my editor for signing this book and helping me fulfill my dream.
I'd keep writing this book no matter how well or poorly it did, all the way to the ending. So those of you who wanted to keep reading could do so without worry—I wouldn't abandon it!
The book's best results during its new-book period were reaching No. 54 on the new-book rankings and No. 5 on the xianxia new-book rankings. All of that was thanks to your support. Thank you!
Next, I'd like to thank the readers who'd consistently supported this book: "We'll Still Be Friends Someday," "Lin Ya," "Green-Clad Mountain Hermit," "Jinying Chuange," "Post-90s," "Missing China," "Dongyue Chengzhu," "Jiuri Bubi Houyi," "Yidian Dou Dui," "Shu Yongheng Tiandi," "Shuiyue Daojun," "...3649," "Zang Menghuan," "Lin Ze Zhi Xu," and everyone else