The entire school embarks on a survival journey, starting from a primeval rainforest.

After a little over two months of ups and downs, my first book as a newbie is finally going to be published.

It will be available tomorrow at 12 noon.

Seven chapters on the first day of release.

I really wanted to update more, but unfortunately I'm not good at writing and can't write fast enough. I feel a little sorry to the readers who have been helping me follow the story. I apologize here.

This book actually had the potential to sell 20 copies, but the recommendation period coincided with the Chinese New Year, a time when fewer people read books, resulting in poor sales.

This resulted in a slight difference in traffic.

Then, after the recommendation was implemented, the reading progress kept declining, making it even less effective.

However, even with a minimum guarantee of 30 views, it's still good. There were some problems in the writing, but I didn't know how to fix them. This way, I can give everyone more free content, which is a small compensation to all the readers.

Then let me share a little bit of my thought process since I started writing this book.

Before I started writing, I always felt that some authors were pretentious, always getting sick and taking leave, catching a cold or fever, etc., which I wondered if it really affected their writing.

However, it was only after writing the book myself that I truly understood the feeling.

During the Chinese New Year, my wife and children went to her parents' home, but I didn't go. I took advantage of that time to save up a bunch of manuscripts, up to 27 chapters at most. I was thinking of releasing 10 chapters on the first day of publication, so that the pressure of updating three times a day would be less.

Not long after the New Year, I started experiencing back pain.

It's probably because I used to rest after get off work, so nothing happened.

But now that I'm back at the computer typing after get off work, this problem has started.

I bought a lumbar support chair overnight, and that finally solved the problem.

Here's a complaint: the lumbar support chair doesn't actually support your back; it corrects your posture. It forces you to sit upright, and while your back does stop hurting, it gets tiring after a while, forcing you to stand up and move around. This, to some extent, alleviates the stress of prolonged sitting.

In other words, it's similar to treating the symptoms rather than the root cause.

Although the problem was solved, the effect was not ideal.

But after barely managing to get rid of the back pain, I've started catching a cold and fever these past few days. It's made me truly understand, "Does a cold and fever really affect your writing?"

The answer is yes, it does have an impact.

It's mainly a matter of mindset. When you're sick, you don't even want to move, let alone write. All you want to do is lie down and sleep.

That's why the launch message, which should have been posted along with the previous content, has been delayed for so long.

That's about it. Saying more would sound like I'm trying to gain sympathy.

Regarding the issue of being verbose, readers who have read this far will notice that I often add some logical details later in the text. This is partly because I personally care about this kind of content, and partly to respond to some book reviews.

However, this affects the pace of the main storyline, making it seem somewhat verbose and tedious.

I'll try to adjust it as much as possible later!

Finally, having written so much, I'd like to ask for a first subscription. It won't make you poor or rich, it's just to support you with a first subscription. Thank you!

There's also the issue of adding more chapters. We'll talk about it if there are any donations, haha, I wouldn't dare ask for that.

Finally, I will try my best to finish writing the story in my heart. Although I may not write quickly, I will try my best to ensure its completeness!

Unless you absolutely can't continue writing...

Thank you!