Pighead's longest book—seven million characters, unprecedented.
Pighead's most arduous book, stretching on for nearly two years. I'm truly a little worn out.
Pighead's hardest-worked-on book, and it achieved some fairly good results. At heart, I'm gratified.
Pighead's most grateful-for book. The enthusiasm and passion of countless readers kept Pighead striving on until today. Pighead is clumsy with words and thin-skinned besides, too embarrassed to name every brother and sister one by one. But Pighead remembers it all in my heart, and everyone understands Pighead too. One day, if we can all get together and drink ourselves silly to our hearts' content, that will be enough!
For all sorts of reasons, Age of Light was the first book for which Pighead constructed a complete story system and world framework before beginning to write. Yet this book did not perfectly convey the desolation and rise after the Great Cataclysm that Pighead had wanted. There were reasons of my own for that. I'm reflecting on them, learning the lessons, and working hard to improve!
Writing one book for nearly two years was an unprecedented attempt for Pighead. It was exhausting and difficult, but even more gratifying was the support and encouragement from so many readers—especially the help from many of them. Pighead is almost embarrassed by it.
Then there are Pighead's editors. Over these past nearly two years, it was all thanks to everyone's help. You've all worked hard too! Pighead has remembered every bit of it.
As for the new book, the bulk of its framework and settings have already been completed. It's still a very good book—at least, Pighead feels very good about it. Let me briefly introduce the protagonist and some of the people around him: their personalities are rather... the kind that outrage heaven and harm reason! Please look