Hogwarts: A Chinese-Style Professor

Chapter 83: Reflections on the Release

Chapter 83: Reflections on the Release (Available at 0: tomorrow)
First of all, I sincerely thank all the readers for their support.

After a year of failure, I finally received a recommendation from Xiaoba (a popular online book review platform), and after a year, I was recommended on the Sanjiang (another popular online book review platform). I also briefly topped the new book chart for two days during the final period of the new book season. These are all achievements that make the author very proud.

All of this is thanks to the continued reading of our readers, for which we are extremely grateful.
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Then there's the issue of releasing new chapters at once.

The author would like to bow to all readers here first—I don't know if four hours a day is the limit of human capability, but it is definitely my limit.

All I can do is update four chapters on the first day of release—three chapters at midnight, one chapter at 12 pm, and so on.

After that, it was only possible to get 4 per day. [Cross this paragraph, the chickens that could only get 4 per day are dead! Now it's all about chickens that can get 10,000 per day!]

Motivated by my performance, I have occasionally had a burst of inspiration and managed to write 6 words in the last two weeks, but it's still not consistent.

Later, I deleted drafts due to dissatisfaction with the plot, overeating due to stress, which led to an upset stomach and poor writing condition. I also experienced writer's block, back pain, tenosynovitis, and various other reasons such as having to review comments and revise the plot. As a result, I was unable to produce consistent output.

Being able to consistently update at midnight and midnight every day truly means I've given it my all.

The writer in the group who changed their name to "Riwan" for a week has now quietly changed it back.

I learned something this week—you can't impose expectations on yourself that you can't achieve, or you'll only lose confidence in yourself with each disappointment.

Perhaps, for a clumsy writer like me, just being able to keep writing the story four times a day, and not let it fall apart and land properly, is already quite an achievement. (Self-consolation)

Of course, I fully understand the feelings of a reader who wants to follow the story.

In the days to come, I will continue to try to push the limits of the human body. Once I have a stable stockpile of chapters, I will update more frequently. I hope everyone can continue to support me.

Because only reader comments and subscriptions are my stimulant (I'm sure of it)!
Lastly, I'd like to recommend two books by fellow members of my group.

One of them is a new book written by a good friend from the same group, a top-tier author from the cat station.

"Conquering Another World Through Filming the Culture of Frilian" — Night Drinking in Wuliang

I've already shared the author's words before, but I'll share them again here—because we're good friends.

It follows a combination of inventory and cultural invasion; interested readers can check it out.

Another book is a new book by the author of "Want to Drink Spicy Soup," a top-tier author on Qidian with a readership of over 10,000. Several of his books have reached hundreds of first-reader subscriptions, becoming highly acclaimed works and even reaching 10,000 subscriptions.

Faced with only a hundred subscriptions at the start, the author didn't get discouraged but instead chose to release the book with a surge in updates, attempting to defy fate. I believe that a book written by such a talented and passionate author shouldn't be buried. Below is a brief introduction to the book.

"Starting from Picking Up a Female Fan, I Sweep Through the Martial Arts World" — I Want to Drink Spicy Soup

When the old era collapsed, the colonies of extraordinary races were scattered like stars, weaving a new world order.

The Zerg's marrow towers rose from the ground, countless souls being connected to the Zerg hive via brain-computer interfaces. The abyss of the Spirit Ruins stared like a demonic gaze, pulling people into a void of desire with each encounter…

Heaven and earth collapsed, and the land of China fell.

The colonized have never had dignity.

Some people never believe that a single spark can start a prairie fire.

But Jiang Lang discovered the functional curve of truth and strength.

When the flames of war rise, I will be their calamity!
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Thank you for the invitation.

[People in the foreign concessions]

Just got off the plane

Three years ago, I traveled across the ocean with a murder charge against me.

Three years later, having returned from studying abroad, I vow to be a lazy bum.

On my way home, I encountered a murder case, the modus operandi of which was very similar to mine.

She was my copycat, and also the daughter of a warlord.