Second announcement

(Today, let's talk about the recent stats. They've kept climbing-sharply, too. With more people reading, my earnings have gone up, but of course, more problems with my writing have come to light as well. For example, there was that line Chen Yu said at the beginning: "You said you have a younger sister, so she must be younger than you." Originally, I'd written that his sister was in poor health. Tsukasa had also come out alone, so if his sister wasn't there, something must have been going on.

Also, if you find any contradictions in the story, feel free to leave a comment. The most important thing is to tag me; otherwise, I have to scroll all the way from the beginning to the end. If you tag me, I can see it in my dashboard. You can also tag the name Xinghe Aha.

Next, head over to the latest discussion, the one about Jun and Yang. You're all welcome to share your thoughts. As for whether revival through the Petrification Beam would cure illnesses, I didn't know whether it could cure Xiao Xi's condition, and I hadn't thought that much about it. Then someone said it couldn't cure congenital conditions, only repair damage.

Just consider Xiao Xi an exception. Now, about updates: I'm not capable of finishing two chapters before eight. I write each chapter as I go, so if something comes up, I might not be able to keep up.

There's also the question of whether Byakuya and Senku were biologically father and son. I didn't know whether that was true, but Byakuya had said on the space station that he had a son, and Senku had said in Ishigami Village that the village's founder was his father.

Then there's the relationship between Byakuya's descendants-the people of present-day Ishigami Village-and Senku. There should be some connection, right? Maybe they were descendants of his younger half-brother, with the same father but a different mother? I don't understand these family relationships.

As for the upcoming plot, now that I've written this far, the pacing might speed up, and the changes will gradually become bigger. I said before that I wouldn't change things, but that doesn't seem very possible now. During the coming confrontations, I'll move through the plot faster to get to the final showdown between Tsukasa and Senku.

Now, about the update schedule: if I don't have too much going on, I'll update at eight. If I do, it'll be ten or eleven. I wanted to let you know that in advance. Also, after the New Year, there'll be three days without updates. It's for something involving paying respects to someone who passed away, so I'm giving you advance notice of that too.

I've also revised most of the plot so far. You can go back and reread it. The revisions are pretty much done, though overall, not much has changed.

Of course, with more people reading, some of my mistakes have come to light. I'll have to rely on you all to point them out. I really don't want to read through the whole story again from beginning to end and dig through the comments too. It's too much work.

Next, about my health: these past few days, my head and heart have felt uncomfortable, but there hasn't been anything seriously wrong.

As for how much knowledge I have, rest assured, I definitely don't know medicine. Everything I've done in the story was based on what I'd picked up from plots in TV dramas and novels.

One more thing: I discovered that one of my followers is the author of a novel I like reading. Update your damn novel! I only started writing this because you weren't updating. You've stopped updating, you know that?

Anyway, thank you all for your support. Your gifts show up in my dashboard too. There've been lots of "Powering with Love" gifts, along with plenty of money from other gifts. I'm truly grateful to all of you for your appreciation.

After all that rambling, this still wasn't a thousand characters long, so I couldn't post it. Anyway, there'll be one chapter for you today. After this, I'll probably do a recap every ten chapters. All right, that's enough characters now. Thank you, everyone.)