I was nervous. I really did feel nervous.
This was the first time in my life I had finished a book.
Actually, I probably could have kept it going, but at most it would have fallen into a cycle of repeating plots, with little chance of breaking new ground. If I had to give an example, it might be Fish-Men Er Dai.
Just keep dragging it out.
I think ending it when it should end is best for everyone. There are still plenty of days ahead.
As I typed these words and got ready to post them, my heart was pounding.
Countless sleepless nights, countless hours spent tearing my hair out-all of them came flooding back.
Several times, I dreamed of people cursing me out, and their insults woke me up.
The goals I set myself were, first, to get a contract, and second, to finish the book.
Now I had done it, and that was enough.
I couldn't compare to the big authors putting out ten thousand characters a day, or writing thousands of chapters and millions of characters.
Anyway, I tied up all the loose ends I remembered. As for the DLC, depending on how things go, I might continue with a side story.
There is so much I want to say, but I feel that saying it all might take longer than the actual story. What a dilemma.
Not long after the game came out in March, I posted the first chapter and started updating.
From then until the ending on December 1, I basically never missed an update.
Even when I took a break, I still posted one chapter. I never posted a notice saying I couldn't manage an update.
And then I reached a million characters.
I was pretty impressed with myself.
I have always