A Sudden Look Back, Begging for Monthly Votes

Looking back all of a sudden, I could not help but sigh at beauty passing in the snap of a finger, a dream spanning a thousand years.

Before I knew it, five months and four days had passed since Forging the Sacred Court was uploaded.

By now, Forging the Sacred Court had reached 1.3 million words and 435 chapters, averaging 2.9 updates a day. If all those countless long chapters were counted using the popular 3K standard, a steady three updates a day was guaranteed...

Looking back all of a sudden, if he had not slacked off this month, even Shadow would have found it hard to believe he had been this crazy. Not to mention having the most updates among new books from the same period—even most works from earlier periods probably could not compare!

Recently, quite a few readers had protested that Shadow updated too slowly. But was that really true? No matter how slow he was, Shadow still put out at least two updates a day, right?

It seemed that even some great god known as a human typing machine generally maintained two updates a day, only exploding with updates on special occasions, right?

Of course, Shadow admitted that he did not have the achievements or perseverance of that great god. That was practically a myth; probably no one could pull it off.

But Shadow believed his diligence was not much worse than any other author's. The main problem was that Shadow's temperament was too poor and his self-discipline lacking. Every time, he wrote however much he updated, never stockpiling chapters. He did not distinguish between ordinary times and special times either, such as times when he was asking for votes. Added to his long-term early explosions in updates, he had spoiled readers' appetites. So when all