I read everyone's feedback from yesterday, and I was very happy to receive so much of it.
I sorted through everyone's suggestions.
First, I decided to abandon the first option, because everyone said they didn't want to spend money while others could read the fully revised version for free. That would be unfair to readers who had already paid. I respected everyone's opinion and gave up on the first option.
Second, the number of readers choosing the second and third options was almost the same.
But from my personal perspective, I hoped this work could become better from the very beginning.
So I decided to choose the second approach, which is:
I will revise the current original text. After revision, the title will be marked with "(Revised)."
Because I chose the second option, some readers who want to see the ending may feel disappointed. So, every day from now on, I will post a separate update to keep everyone informed of the current revision progress until updates resume.
The idea behind this is,
on one hand, to let everyone know the revision progress;
and on the other, to let everyone know exactly what was revised. That way, many people will not need to go back and reread it; they can see what changed in the daily update.
Of course, what I hope most is that everyone can revisit the world of The Naming of the Night with me.
Let me update everyone on the current revision progress:
From yesterday to today, I revised a total of forty chapters, chapters 1 through 40.
The early and middle parts of The Naming of the Night were still quite strong, and I was fairly satisfied with them myself, so the revisions were not extensive.
There are three overall directions for the revisions:
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