Building a sect from scratch.

Final remarks
To our esteemed readers, Mr. Qingtang:
This book has officially ended. I know many people may feel that the ending was too rushed, but I will add some extra chapters later. Please be gentle with your criticism, dear readers.

Because this book didn't earn much, and the female-oriented genre is too unpopular (to be honest, so far the number of male and female readers is actually about 50%, which I really didn't expect, don't forget I published it on the female-oriented genre), the ending was very rushed, and I bow and apologize to all the readers.

Furthermore, please listen to my excuses.

I desperately need money, I really do. Some of my long-time readers, especially those in the group, know what's going on, so I won't go into details. In short, I really need money, so I have to give up my personal commitments and switch to writing for male-oriented websites.

To be honest, although I started out in the female-oriented fiction genre, I really look down on the overall environment of female-oriented fiction. There's plagiarism, meme-based jokes, the "female virtue city" (a term referring to a society focused on female virtue and strict discipline), and many plots and stories about people who can't live without a man because of their obsession with romance. The reason I wrote this book was not only to prove myself, but also because I was thinking, "Why can't female-oriented fiction be written with a main plot?" Or rather, I wrote it with the mindset that I didn't believe female-oriented fiction with a main plot and no romantic pairing would die. But the result is obvious: I failed miserably. Similar themes and content, such as that new book in the male-oriented genre, have vastly different data compared to this book, and I just changed the gender.

Of course, some people will argue with me, saying, "Look at Cyberpunk, look at Apocalypse, they don't have any couples either, their stats are better than yours, they earn more than you, if your stats are bad, you're just bad at writing, blah blah blah..."

I admit my skills are indeed lacking and there's a lot of room for improvement, but the female-oriented, no-romance market is truly dire, even tragic. The reason is simple: female readers who want to read no-romance stories have all moved to male-oriented platforms, leaving mostly those who prefer stories featuring domineering wives in lower-tier markets. Works like Cyber's, which are excellent, earn money completely disproportionate to their quality and status. Do you know how much the author of Peach Blossom's domineering wife story, which everyone criticizes, earns in a single month? Seven figures. Cyber's authors, on the other hand, are lucky to earn that much in a year. This clearly shows the situation.

Of course, I don't deny that there are good romance novels, in fact, many good ones. But due to my personal family experiences, I have a deep-seated aversion to love and marriage. To put it more extremely, I think people who choose to get married are idiots, especially women, the biggest idiots of all. (If I have offended you, dear readers, I apologize in advance. This is a personal matter and has nothing to do with you.)
Therefore, in conclusion, for the sake of money, and also to write down my story and let more people read it, I will switch to making a living in male-oriented online novels.

Thank you all for your continued support. I'll try to add some free bonus chapters later when I have time. There won't be any restrictions like requiring a full subscription to read them; it's purely for your enjoyment, so that those who feel the story isn't over can see more details.
Sincerely,
salute!

Thank you all so much for the gourd that's not so ferocious for now.