Chapter 284
Explanation and repentance regarding updates and missed chapters
Explanation and repentance regarding updates and missed chapters
Last month, I updated nearly 290,000 words, which could be considered barely reaching the passing line; the sin lies in having several missed chapters that weren't made up.
It was mainly because my physical state had some problems; in the first half-year of starting the book, staying up late to make up updates or bursting out wasn't too difficult, often sleeping two days' worth of sleep together.
In the last two months, I found I couldn't stay up anymore; once I stayed up, it was easy to force a shutdown, falling asleep after lying on the sofa for a while, and snoring while sitting in a chair.
Writing this is just to explain the objective situation, not to sell misery; seeing readers say I have fewer words now and don't add to the end or make up for it the next day, nor announce which day I will write a big chapter to make up for the missed ones—actually, it's not that I don't want to add, but I'm afraid I won't be able to do it the next day; I've already broken my word and owed debts, and I don't want to break my word again and again.
The same situation occurred when serializing the previous book; it was also after nearly a year of continuous burst updates that my body began to be unable to support it.
Actually, this book learned from the previous lesson, originally thinking of updating in a Buddhist way, a long stream of water, but didn't expect everyone to be so supportive and loving, really feeling sorry to let everyone down, so I rolled up again.
Before paying off the debts, I won't make promises first; these two months, every time I was silently adjusting my schedule preparing to write a big chapter, I failed, constantly cycling.
I really want to pay back what I owe early, and then I can be more confident when talking to everyone; on the 1st of last month, I didn't have the face to post a single chapter to beg for votes because of this.
Mm, this single chapter is not to beg for monthly tickets either; everyone can keep the monthly tickets and vote when I write a 20,000-word big chapter.
Sorry... Hugging everyone tightly!
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