I feel like I have a lot to say.
First, I want to thank my editor, Orange, for helping this flop of an author successfully sign a contract, as well as all the readers who have supported me all this time. Your votes and tips have been my motivation to keep writing.
Next is the update schedule.
There will be four chapters on the first day of premium release, around nineteen thousand words. After that, I can't guarantee a fixed daily word count, but I'll definitely try to write more and update more. (Anyway, I don't think details and writing quality can improve dramatically in a short time through repeated polishing, so I'll focus more on volume.)
As for some other matters, I read almost all of everyone's comments. However, since I check them at set times, some may not appear for special reasons, meaning I might not see them myself. But I've read most of them.
My replies are also mainly focused on plot holes in the book reviews or chapters.
The general content of my replies is: why I wrote it this way, and why I had my reasons for writing it this way. Unless a comment is baseless or directly insults people, I'll delete it; otherwise, I leave them all up. (The person in chapter one who said I didn't use my brain when writing... I didn't delete it, but it really got to me. Covering my face.)
I've also seen everyone's support, and I remember all those familiar IDs.
It is precisely because of everyone's support—whether recommendation votes, tips, or monthly tickets—that I've seen it all and taken it to heart.
Originally, I planned to update around ten thousand words on the first day of premium release. But the plot still hadn't ended, and