Happy Children's Day, Everyone

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As a 17-year-old underage author, it shouldn't be too much for me to ask for a day off today, right?

I've been feeling dizzy lately, especially in the mornings and afternoons. It's been going on for almost ten days now, and it's really unpleasant.

This book is nearing its end; once this part of the story concludes, the countdown begins.

Some readers suggested that I only write about Hokage, while others suggested that I continue to write about other story arcs.

My own idea is to write some additional information.

Of course, it shouldn't be long; it will all be released as free chapters. Just treat it as a side story.

Even if the writing goes wrong, it won't affect the overall evaluation of the Hokage storyline in my book.

I've already written the beginnings for three different themes for the new book, but I definitely won't be releasing them anytime soon, and I'm not sure if they'll be used later.

To be honest, having written three excellent Hokage books—"Exploding Equipment," "Dream Projection," and this one, "The Sorcerer"—I feel the biggest problem is the lack of story depth; I simply don't have the ability to write long novels.

Moreover, the three books were read almost without any rest, and the lack of proper rest resulted in no significant improvement in grades.

The only way to improve in this area is to read books and recharge your knowledge.

After finishing this book, I plan to take a break for a month or two to fully adjust my sleep schedule and recover, since I'm only 17 years old.

As for updates, I've been really lagging behind. Instead of releasing a lot of new chapters, I'd rather spend these two months getting the manuscript approved, save up 100,000 words, and then publish the book.

I, the Three-Watch Beast, will definitely come back and continue to evolve!