First, thanks to everyone who sent tips!
I couldn't figure out the new system. Something about it felt off, and I couldn't even find the names of the people who'd tipped me. Then I suddenly noticed how crowded the reviews had gotten. It looked like a lot of new readers had shown up, though I had no idea why. Excited, I checked the subscriptions: 21. Well, that made no sense. Surely they should have passed a hundred by now? I'd seen quite a few reviews.
After a closer look, I finally realized the book was free for a limited time. So, friends, take this chance to read the official version! It won't cost you anything anyway, hehe. Right? I never expected this book to make money, so if you can read the official version for free, go have a look.
What a bargain! You've got nothing to lose, and it's better than reading a pirated copy. Ideally, you could finish Demon God before the free period ended.
And about the typos: I'm truly sorry, everyone. But I really can't help it. Readers in the group should know what things have been like for me—what happened a while back, and now these exhausting work trips. I've been writing Demon God on my phone. It's a real pain: the screen is tiny, typing is tiring, and typos slip in before I know it.
Please forgive me. I owe you all an apology.
As for how I've been, I'm still in Zhengzhou and don't know when I'll be able to go back. This part-time driving gig has been pretty HAPPY. Never mind the things weighing on me; let's talk about Demon God.
You've probably noticed that Demon God is nearing its end. I can't say exactly how many words are left, but I'll