Dear book friends, this book's updates have been rather slow lately, and the review section has already cursed me like a dog. Lobster would like to apologize to everyone here.
First, I need to explain that Lobster was not updating less because I wanted to slack off, but because writing had truly become exhausting.
Peerless Divine Sovereign has now reached over 2,400 chapters and more than 5.3 million words. It could be said that it was already nearing its end, and it should be completed by the end of the year.
Some veteran readers may know that the further a book progressed, the harder it became to write and the more difficult it was to keep under control.
Those in the reader group should all know that this was Lobster's debut novel, the first book I wrote after entering the webnovel world. Because I had not laid out detailed settings in the early stages, by the later stages, this book's cultivation system, power system, plot, and so on had all begun to collapse somewhat.
Lobster did not want to forcibly pad out the word count, so I had been constantly pondering every day. Writing was exhausting, and I wrote very little; sometimes I could sit there for half a day and only manage a few hundred words.
This was my first book. I did not want it to end badly, much less forcefully fill it with fluff. I hoped it could have a perfect final chapter, hoped Su Mo could have a perfect ending, and hoped the Desolate World and Azure Divine Palace could have a perfect curtain call.
Over more than two years and more than five million words, I wore out several keyboards. Lobster learned a great deal and came to know many book friends. Because of Peerless