Thanks to Gale and Yan Bao for the Alliance Leader's Red Envelope

Finally signed the contract and updated the status; it really wasn't easy.

Immediately after signing, I gained two Alliance Masters. I am truly grateful, and I also thank all the other readers who sent tips. Subscribing is a duty, but tipping is a gesture of affection; I have no way to repay you other than by adding extra chapters as a token of my thanks.

Many readers have the habit of checking the fan ranking list first when choosing a novel to read. The logic behind this is that a novel no one is willing to spend money to tip on cannot be a good novel.

The phrasing is crude, but the logic holds; I don't see anything wrong with that.

So, I thank the two Alliance Masters for giving me face; the extra chapters will definitely come.

The fate of this book has been a bit bumpy, and I won't go into the specific details. In short, I have a new editor now, and I am starting from zero.

Signing a week late has a huge impact on a new book. By the time it hits the recommendation list next week, it will be the third week, and the word count will be over 60,000—which is actually quite late. The first recommendation is bound to be a trash-tier one, so the situation is a bit difficult.

I showed off a bit at the end of my last book, and many people are just waiting to see me make a fool of myself. Things like: "Let's see who's still reading your new book?" "I bet you don't even want to write another book, right?" "Stupid author, you'll be a failure for the rest of your life."

For that kind of person, you can't convince them. Anyone who doesn't write according to their preferences is committing a heresy; after all, the Earth revolves around them. Anyone who likes the novels I write is, in their eyes, an idiot whose intelligence has been blinded by me, while they alone remain sober among the drunken masses.

Don't say such people don't exist; I'm not exaggerating at all. I've posted a whole bunch of them on my official account.

I really want to use this book to slap those people in the face.

Although signing this book was a bit difficult, I am confident in its quality. I polished the opening for nearly a month, and in terms of the quality of the opening alone, I believe it surpasses Quick Transmigration.

I will continue to work hard in the future and strive to maintain this level of quality.

I also hope everyone can support me as much as possible so that the book's performance can be even better, its weight in the eyes of my new editor can be heavier, and the recommendations I receive can be better.

I'll start adding chapters tomorrow. Today's 12:00 PM update will be moved to the evening, but it won't be missing, so please rest assured. The TV I bought arrived this morning, and I spent the whole morning busy with the installation and network cables, only just relaxing now. I'll start writing seriously this afternoon.

From now until the end of the year, I will decline all social gatherings and focus entirely on writing.

I have sacrificed the entirety of Quick Transmigration for this; I am very serious about this book, and I will let everyone see my dedication and effort.

Thank you all again for your support. Actually, although signing this book was a bit of a hassle, its performance has been quite good since it was published. I sincerely thank those dear readers who have been supporting me all along.