Another book finished—time to celebrate.
Thank you, everyone, for your unwavering support and encouragement. Thanks as well to all the editors in the Second Editorial Group for your help. Thank you!
It took ten months to write this book, totaling just over two million words, averaging around two hundred thousand words a month. Not fast, but not slow either.
The results went from over eight hundred first-day subscriptions and over six hundred average subscriptions at the start, to a high of 10,700 subscriptions and over 2,400 average subscriptions now. To the big-name authors, those numbers would definitely count as a flop, but for Sorrow, they were neither good nor bad—at least enough to get by.
But after the Four Continents World appeared and the saints from beyond the universe descended, the follow-up subscriptions gradually fell from four or five hundred to two or three hundred.
So after the Four Continents World storyline ended, I considered ending the book.
But after thinking it over, not writing about the Eternal True Realm would have felt a bit like an unfinished ending, so I gritted my teeth and kept going. Now, at last, I've wrapped things up.
I hope that after it ends, this book might still have a chance to earn the Premium badge.
So, everyone who has been stockpiling chapters, you can dig in without worry now.
While I have the chance, Sorrow would like to ask for subscriptions. Thank you!
This book had a very plain beginning, a very plain middle, and a very plain ending. That was simply this book's slice-of-life style.
To be honest, while writing this book, I ended up throwing away the outline again.
In my original outline, I hadn't planned to change much of the Primordial World storyline. I intended to follow the usual