And that's the end of the main story!
This book spanned 279 days and nights, and now that I've suddenly stopped, my feelings are too complicated to put into words.
As a newcomer who had only just joined the great army of writers, I was so lucky to meet so many warmhearted readers right at the start of my journey~
But first, I owe you all an apology.
I'm overly sensitive by nature, and a single negative review would often leave my heart racing for ages, so toward the later part of this book, I no longer dared to read the messages and comments...
Because of that, I missed so much encouragement and so many careful corrections from you lovelies.
I knew that wasn't good at all, but I found that my negative feelings would unconsciously seep into my writing, tying my hands and leaving me unsure how to put pen to paper. And so, little by little, things ended up the way they are today...
I'll work on that, though I may still need a little time.
And there's also-
As for the points that everyone questioned, I did have specific ideas in mind when I set them up. But if you still couldn't understand them after reading, then that must mean my writing skills weren't up to the task. All I can do is take care to avoid those issues when I write the next book, because this one is already so very, very long. If I really revised it, I might have to add hundreds of thousands more words.
Chengcheng's journey through Great Rui began last April and continued until the middle of this month. It felt as though I'd watched Chengcheng live her life for ten months and loved her for ten months. Of course, I'll