Before I knew it, Villain had been running for a year and a half and had passed four million words. Qiyue truly never expected that, so close to the ending, it would receive another all-platform recommendation.
Over the past year and a half, Villain's average subscriptions had risen from just over six hundred to more than eight thousand—a more than tenfold increase. I want to thank chief editor ZENK and editor Stars for their constant support and recommendations, which gave Qiyue these results. Even more, I need to thank all the readers for supporting me every step of the way and allowing Qiyue to keep going.
Writing is hard work. Qiyue used to love cycling, but gave up that hobby; my mountain bike has been sitting on the balcony untouched for nearly a year, and I've put on a little weight too. Well, only a little—nothing that affects my handsomeness ←_←
Online fiction is born from passion. From reading to writing, from being a flop to achieving what I have today—even though it demands a great deal, Qiyue is still very happy.
With the ending drawing near, I have quite a few personal matters to deal with, and I also need to prepare my next book, so my writing speed has slowed considerably. But I took two days off and still managed to prepare twenty thousand words of saved-up chapters. The all-platform promotion will go live on the 1st and 2nd; if nothing unexpected happens, I'll release twenty thousand words on the 3rd, roughly seven chapters.
Lastly, Qiyue would like to ask everyone for subscriptions once more. Those familiar with Qiyue should know that I rarely ask everyone for recommendation votes, monthly votes, and things like that. That's because, in the beginning, Villain's performance wasn't particularly good; even if I