Thoughts on Going Premium

At 8:30 tonight, a message suddenly appeared in the backend, informing Little Dust that the book would go premium tomorrow. It was just as abrupt as when the recommendations came.

But now that things had come to this, Little Dust had no way to change anything and could only brace himself and write this note on going premium.

It was both a pleasant surprise and completely unexpected.

This book's performance had been far better than Little Dust's previous book when it went premium, so much so that even now, Little Dust still felt overwhelmed by the favor.

The author was a student, and every chapter was written in spare moments. Since Little Dust typed rather slowly, there were not many saved chapters either.

But since the book would go premium tomorrow, even if Little Dust had to pull an all-nighter tonight, he would finish the promised extra chapters.

Ever since receiving the full-attendance bonus for the last book, Little Dust had voluntarily asked his family to cut off his living expenses, trying to support himself with the money he earned. It was a challenge he had set for himself.

Whether he succeeded or failed, it would be an unforgettable experience in Little Dust's life.

How good Little Dust's quality of life would be in the days ahead depended entirely on the support of all you readers.

Thank you to every reader who did not mind Little Dust's rough writing, who kept up with updates, cast recommendation votes and monthly votes, and sent tips. It was because of all of you that Little Dust had the motivation to keep writing.

At the end of this note, Little Dust asked all readers for your continued support. Please send recommendation votes, monthly votes, and subscriptions. These were all extremely important to this book