Chapter 978

Just chat casually~

Time flies; the May Day holiday seems to have just passed, and now it’s already the end of the month.

Last month, thanks to the strong support of my dear brothers and sisters, the monthly vote ranking performed well and stabilized the recommendation impact.

It’s not entirely the child’s birth to blame, but since this year, Lao Wu’s condition has been up and down.

In January, I attended the Qidian annual meeting, and the child was born; in February, I handled all the child’s documents; in March, I attended the Lu Yuan training program…

A few days ago, during Qidian’s live stream, I checked back and realized I’ve been updating over ten thousand characters daily for more than seven hundred and twenty consecutive days.

Over two years, more than eight million characters—I find it hard to believe even myself.

Without your support, this book would never have achieved what it has; Lao Wu’s seven hundred plus days of persistence would mean nothing.

Whenever someone asks me about this book’s success or my current accomplishments, I always reflect with gratitude on my beloved readers.

Thank you for accompanying and supporting me all along this journey—you are the best readers, the best friends, in this world.

Lao Wu’s physical condition, likely due to prolonged writing and obesity, has led to frequent minor ailments.

To write better, Lao Wu is adjusting his schedule: sleeping before ten every night, waking at five to exercise and wash up, and starting writing at six.

He guarantees ten thousand characters in the morning, ten thousand in the afternoon, and refines the plot in the evening.

For now, no explosive update plans—he’s actively saving drafts, organizing the story, and if he can save a full month’s worth, he’ll go to the hospital to fix his minor health issues.

Including but not limited to: knee problems, lipomas on the calves, cardiac angiography, hemorrhoids, and more.

Thank you all, grateful for each of you; again, I apologize for the late May monthly vote bonus chapter, and please continue supporting me with monthly votes—let’s climb the rankings.

Written at the end of May, to all of you.

Wu Wen nong mo.