First, about the reward challenge: the limit is thirty extra chapters. There's no way I can offer an unlimited number; I usually wait until I've finished one challenge before opening another.
Every 1,000 recommendation votes, 100 monthly votes (please vote for this one during the double-vote period), 5,000 in tips, or 50 blade rewards will earn one extra chapter.
You've already given the book quite a few votes and tips, too. By my rough estimate, that comes to another five chapters.
So the maximum is thirty-five extra chapters. I hope we can hit it, and I'd really appreciate everyone's support. Most of all, please consider subscribing!
Here are the current stats. The reward challenge will run for one week.
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Next, a few words about the book going premium.
This book's arrival was a real roller-coaster.
Readers who saw the ending of my other book, the one about DanMachi, will know that my original plan was to write a story about taking Tachibana Kanade into Classroom of the Elite.
They have similar appearances and similar conditions. If Sakayanagi Arisu was based on a design prototype, Tachibana Kanade was probably one of them.
At the time, I planned to make Tachibana Kanade something like a cyber girlfriend.
The protagonist's repressed love for Tachibana Kanade, the contrast between how the emotionless Ayanokoji and the cybernetic lifeform Tachibana Kanade experienced feelings, and the internet's discussions about the era of repression back then—all of it seemed like rich material to explore.
If I could turn such a complicated premise into something brilliant, it'd surely be a masterpiece for the ages!
So I spent two months researching, outlining, and writing ten different openings.
I researched both Classroom of the Elite and cyberpunk. It felt satisfying, like I was really making progress.