It was about to be put behind a paywall.
Let me tell you about the platform's arrangements.
Since this book was first released on QQ Reading, QQ Reading members could read it for free.
But on Qidian, it would go premium at fifty thousand characters, meaning every chapter would require a paid subscription.
Readers on Qidian could head over to QQ Reading to read it instead.
Please don't say the author had gone money-crazy for putting it behind a paywall at just fifty thousand characters. It was simply because QQ Reading's rules worked that way; editors arranged for books to go premium at around fifty thousand characters.
Qidian's recommendation process took much longer, so books usually went premium at around two hundred thousand characters.
Actually, QQ Reading membership was pretty good. As long as you subscribed, you could read everything for free.
And Qidian and QQ were interconnected. Books like Sword Coming, Xian Ni, and The King of Ten Thousand Faces on Qidian could all be read for free.
Besides, QQ Reading was essential for reading fanfiction.
The vast majority of Full-Time Mage fanfiction authors were on QQ.
Lastly, dear readers of Qidian and QQ Reading, please support me.
I wasn't very skilled at writing, so I could only barely scrape by on the meager royalties.
I sincerely ask all of you readers: if you feel the content is decent, please keep reading as much as you can. That would raise its popularity and let me earn a little more.
If there was anything bad about it, then please scold me hard!
Those who paid were the bosses—I understood that.