After nearly two months, this flop of a book was finally about to go premium.
First, the customary three requests.
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All right, on to the next segment: thank-yous.
First, I want to thank myself, because even I never expected to keep writing this long. I wrote two novels before, but abandoned both after forty or fifty chapters, and those were only updating once a week or even once a month.
If you've read them, you might spot something in the protagonist's name. (Smirking meme face, protect me!)
So I'd never signed a contract before. In the truest sense, this could count as my first book.
Speaking of which, I have to thank my wonderful editor, the great Naipeng. I'm genuinely grateful to him. If he hadn't picked me up, I probably still wouldn't have had a contract after writing a hundred thousand characters.
After I signed, he arranged all sorts of promotions too. As you dear readers know, the premium launch was delayed because of a promotional slot my editor applied for on my behalf. That was why I stood you all up.
And that brings me to another group I absolutely have to thank: all you dear readers. Whether you cast monthly votes or recommendation votes, tipped, or kept following the updates, thank you so much. Without your support, I probably would have axed this book at a hundred thousand characters.
As for a list of thank-yous, I won't name everyone individually. There are too many; I really can't manage it.
Finally, I want to give a very special thanks to my older brother-my actual brother. He knew I was writing this novel. He didn't originally have much faith in the book, but he still encouraged me, telling me not to worry about all