Friends, Demon God desperately needed your support. At this final moment, it needed your subscriptions, even if only for the first chapter. Sixue hoped Demon God would not end up a complete flop, even if we had stumbled before.
It had not been an easy road. Demon God had faced doubts and abuse, and Sixue had suffered all kinds of setbacks. But we had made it through, however hard the struggle had been.
At over two million words, the story might end before long. Look across all the novels on Qidian written purely about demons: were there any with two million words? No!
Some demon novels turned into something else later on, while others were pure D&D. Only Demon God had stayed true to writing about demons all along!
Even with such a niche story, even with no one reading, Demon God had kept going.
If no one appreciated it, we would entertain ourselves. Even without support, Sixue had kept at it.
In this final stretch, Sixue was carefully working out and polishing every part of the ending. I only hoped you could show some support by subscribing.
You had all heard about Qidian's new contracts, right?
Even now, no one had contacted Sixue about Demon God. It was as though the contract changes had nothing to do with this book!
Sixue was furious, but what could I do? The book's numbers were too poor. Who would pay Sixue any attention? No numbers, no rights!
Sometimes Sixue felt so disheartened that I wanted to rush through the ending. But this book was like my own child. How could I watch it reach two million words only to give it a botched ending? Forget whether I could face the readers who had supported Sixue all this time—I couldn't bear it myself!