I heard that when you make it onto Sanjiang, you're supposed to write some reflections. Last year, Haiyue forgot, so I ended up at the bottom. I even seemed to have set a new record—history will remember me for making a fool of myself. What an awkward subject.
This year, Haiyue decided I couldn't forget again. If I kept coming in last, I'd be making an even bigger fool of myself. Next time, the editors probably wouldn't dare let me on.
Jokes aside, thank you to the China Literature editors for your support. From Boss Wuxing, who brought me into the industry, to my current editor, Miss Huya, all of you have helped me tremendously. Otherwise, Qidian would have one more eunuch.
Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, Haiyue has become an old hand. Thank you to all my reader friends for your support, especially those who have followed me over from The Mediterranean Sea Overlord's Road.
It really hasn't been easy. When I started this book, Haiyue truly never expected there to be so many longtime readers. It gave me such a fright that I thought the new book had exploded.
The facts proved that I was overthinking it. Things soon returned to normal. Overall, it's neither hot nor cold, but it's still much better than the previous book.
Thank you all for your support. Haiyue will work hard!!!