Sixteen Years Old, The Fourth Generation of Mizukage

Unexpectedly, a month ago I was looking at the computer and worrying that I couldn't write anything. I couldn't even close my eyes and write 4,000 words every day, but now I have published 200,000 words in just over a month...

It’s so magical, I didn’t know I could persist in updating and writing more than 5,000 words every day for more than a month.

Not to mention that this book actually got the recommendation of Sanjiang without asking the big brother PY from the same group...

Thank you very much for your support and tolerance.

To be honest, the previous story of Hanabi should have been written in this part, but I didn’t know why at the time. Maybe it was like a group of friends who commented critically after reading my book. I suddenly What was written after the worm got into the brain came out so early, and then it took a long time for the plot to reveal the foreshadowing. It was just a poisonous start. You are not a newcomer to the industry, how could you still write this kind of thing? Pig nose rhythm comes.

Thank you again for your tolerance for my sudden illness during my rehabilitation period.

As for the first order, although the editor's expectations for me are not generally optimistic, I don't dare to have too high expectations. As long as I can reach 3,000, I think there is nothing to regret.

So the update plan after launch is probably as follows:

The fifth update will be released tomorrow. If the first order in 24 hours exceeds 3,000, it will be counted as 5 chapters owed. Every additional 200 orders will be counted as owed one chapter, and then the previous public updates will be counted as 5 chapters...

As for giving rewards and adding updates... I don't know how to calculate it. After the update is finished tomorrow, I will go to a few friends who wrote books at Qidian to ask...

In short, thank you all readers for your support. Without your tolerance and support, I would probably have to stay on a small website and write about what I don’t know, and then the whole thing would slowly rot away.

See you tomorrow.