Catastrophe Card King

I’ve got something to tell you all.

It seems like the book is going live tomorrow at noon.

Embarrassingly, I’ve been having some issues with the plot recently, so I deleted all the saved drafts…

Before I started writing this book, I had written nearly a hundred thousand words of disjointed outlines and settings.

This is the book I spent the most time preparing for.

But the writing process has still been bumpy.

I write novels because I have a desire to express myself, wanting to share the stories in my heart with you all.

But it seems the more thought I put into it, the harder it gets to write.

For readers like you too, I know you want to read a well-rounded and exciting story.

Well…I’ll take my time writing then.

If I manage to finish the whole outline, this is going to be a long story.

And I’m grateful to have you all.

From the mess that was “The Great Voyage,” to the barely readable “Machinery City,” to what I think is a 70-point “Machinery Warlock”…

I’ve seen many familiar names among my readers, some of you have been with me since the beginning, and some have left halfway.

Thank you all.

Without you,

There wouldn’t be the current me.

Nor would there be this new story.

This is going to be a long tale, and we’re just getting started.

From beginning to end, what matters to me the most when writing a story is, given my current writing level, whether it’s a good story.

Nothing else matters.

Those who have come with malicious intentions, please be kind.

Due to my lack of experience in the past, my writing might not have met expectations.

But with each book, I have grown, and the stories have gradually improved.

I will try to write the best possible story within my abilities.

To make it at least 80 points.

Please support me by subscribing on Webnovel.

I want this story to go further.

Thank you in advance.

I’ll update at my own pace (don’t read too much into this).

In the last story, the pace got messed up after leaving the tower. Actually, it was just because I, the author, had little experience at the time, and due to some readers eager to see the outside story, I just went straight to it, skipping some originally connected plot, which caused a huge gap and an abrupt break in the story. Also, I focused too much on updating frequently, without carefully polishing the plot.

Having reflected on this, I want to do better with this book.

So, the update speed this time won’t be too fast, maintaining around 6000-8000 words, and I’ll try to update more frequently if possible.

I’ve rambled on quite a bit.

That’s it.

By the way, I’m asking for your support..