A Word of Thanks

[My new book has been released on Qidian, "Uchiha Is Not Raikage!"]

I am very sorry, but Shimizu's story must end here.

I will leave it with an open ending.

There is no suspense that Shimizu would have gone on to sweep across the Ninja World.

It is a pity that there was so much left that I didn't have time to develop.

This was not my wish, but due to being reported, I had no other choice.

(The final chapter was stuck in review, so I made some modifications; the flesh was Kaguya's tongue tip.)

I suspect this book can no longer be unblocked. If you click on my homepage, you won't be able to find it. Ever since the reports started, I have been writing purely out of passion.

Because my subscription numbers were slashed early on—the first report cut them in half, causing my already meager income to plummet—and after the second report, there was almost nothing left. Any odd job would pay more than what I was earning.

It was only the love in my heart that sustained me until now.

At least I didn't just abandon it or leave it unfinished on the spot before running away...

I have persisted for a long time now...

An author also needs to eat and make a living.

An author's royalties basically rely on new additions—that is, new readers subscribing to previous chapters—to maintain a livelihood, but once reported, that all disappears.

I understand; it is human nature. Dark-themed novels are niche, and harem stories are currently on the decline. Due to certain influences, I am effectively going against the current version.

The correct approach would be to write a story without a heroine.

But I don't like that.

The next book will still be set in the