Final thoughts!!!
Roar!!!!
It wrapped up smoothly—first, let's celebrate the completion with a shower of flowers!!
Then, as usual, it was time for a review. From the day this book began until now, I had barely taken any leave—fewer than ten times in total. At most, I took leave twice in one month, and that was this month, because to finish it, I needed to reread the whole book and sort out which loose ends I had yet to tie up.
For the two months before it went premium, I updated like crazy, and readers had a great time.
After the steady period began, I wrote an unfailing 7,000 words every day. That was extremely consistent too.
Actually, by convention, when authors were nearing the end of a book, their updates tended to become extremely unstable. They would often disappear for over ten days at a time. Two of my previous books had been like that too, but even when this book was nearing its end, I still updated steadily.
Not bad.
At least I was satisfied with my attitude toward updating this book. I had never vanished, and I had never taken leave for more than two days in a row. Overall, I felt pretty good about myself.
It finished at an average of 8,000 subscriptions.
Not bad.
Though it was a little regrettable that it did not reach ten thousand subscriptions, life always needed a few regrets. Those regrets were precisely what drove us onward. If life were perfect everywhere, then it seemed I could only announce the grand finale like a protagonist. For now, I did not want my own grand finale. I still wanted to keep walking down the road a little longer.
Overall, this book still had quite a few flaws. The main reason was,