It's not that I'm stopping updates. I'm adjusting my state and trying to make Tang Hao, the node boss of this third volume, more exciting.
(Although Rus Wang had already managed to one-shot the Silver Dragon King earlier, which means he could also instantly kill Tang Hao.)
Also, while I'm at it, I'll respond one by one to some of the major issues raised by you readers.
Issue 1: As a 200,000-year-old ferocious beast, some parts were described poorly, and the combat power was written as too weak.
[When I was writing the early parts, I was led pretty far astray by encyclopedias and the comics. So the combat-power descriptions ended up seeming very weak.]
Issue 2: Why are the update word counts getting smaller and smaller?
[I get back after nine at night and start updating. Although I still have an outline, Qidian counts the next day after midnight. If I rushed, I could put out 4,000 words, but there's no need for that. As a reader-turned-author, I also don't want you readers to waste points reading filler.
Although I'm already perfectly aware myself of how much I've padded things after going premium. But with real-life difficulties, I at least have to put out one chapter every day.]
Issue 3: Some sentences don't read smoothly. The author has updated so many chapters, and some people have pointed out the problems, but those same problems still exist.
[I've noticed, but right now, because of my internship, I temporarily don't have that much time to revise chapter by chapter. After the main story ends, when I start writing extras, I'll begin revising and add words into them then.]
Issue 4: Chapter 22 of the third volume skimmed over things way too much. There wasn't any satisfying feeling of unification at all;