As you, dear readers, have seen, this book's performance has not been particularly good.

But that's alright. The previous Naruto book didn't do very well either, but it still ended up being a flop.

This book seems to have a similar script.

The only difference is... this book could have earned me perfect attendance until its completion...

Even after the previous Naruto series was completed, the average daily subscriptions were only three or four hundred. This book, even after its completion, had an average daily subscription of over six hundred. Theoretically, the royalties for this book should have far surpassed those for the previous book. However, when I checked the app, I found that this book only earned a little over two thousand more than the previous book, for a total of around twenty-five thousand in royalties.

Well, I wrote for a year and a half, and the royalties were 25,000 yuan, which averages out to a little over 1,000 yuan a month.

So writing novels is really a dead end...

Okay, that's not the point. The point is...

If we follow the old rules, I could get at least eight to nine more months of full attendance bonuses for this book, which would amount to several thousand yuan!

So who exactly is saying the new regulations are good? (bitter smile.jpg)

I only got perfect attendance for this book for four or five months. Excluding the first three months of the new book, that means I only got perfect attendance twice. Anyway, when I look back now, I get angry every time I see it.

That's why I suddenly stopped updating at the end of last year.

But after thinking about it again, I picked it up again, at least I finished what I started.

Actually, I was thinking of ending the series when I watched the last volume, and you can see that from the last two chapters. However, I was watching Zzz at the time, and it was quite enjoyable. In the end, it didn't become a flop or collapse, so it ended smoothly. Unfortunately, I misjudged the situation. I thought Takahashi would pull some tricks again.

But so what if I make a mistake? I'd love to make mistakes every year.

Take Max, for example. Like many others, I felt that her talent was almost fully stacked. She was directing five different films, but did she even have the ability to do so? But if you really want to talk about it, who wouldn't want to be wrong and have the five films prove everyone wrong next year? That would mean that Kamen Rider has produced another excellent work.

(Just planting a flag: either Max crashes, has a terrible ending, or does something incredibly awful. I'll make sure the rating is at least 8, not 9, when it's finished. If Max gets a rating of 6, I'll come back and kowtow to Auntie Wu and apologize. Okay.)

If possible, I really hope there will be more excellent Kamen Rider works...

Tsk, I'm getting off-topic. This is an author's closing statement, not a search for war criminals. Even if we were to search for them, we'd have to wait until next year, right?

If Max gets ruined, should I make a Max spin-off next year?

Forget it, let's talk about it next year. Maybe Max will land smoothly then?

Now that the book is finished, I'd like to thank all the readers who have supported me.

Let me start with a few of the most familiar ones. Book Friend 1244, Yi Qi Hua San Qing and Luoyang Liuli are frequent visitors to my recommendations on a certain platform. Thank you, dear reader, and I wish you good health and all the best in real life.

And then there's Death God from Qiuqiu Reading, thanks for the donation, bro! Thanks a lot!

And then there are other votes and donations; I'll just bow to all of you readers here, thump thump thump.

Of course, we should thank the readers who are willing to pay to subscribe the most.

I remember when I started writing Naruto more than two years ago, I even fantasized about escaping this shitty job by writing books full-time.

I had only graduated not long ago. Despite majoring in fine arts, I ended up working in sales, which I was very unhappy about.

Not to mention that the base salary for sales is really too low, only a little over a thousand, and the pressure to achieve sales targets is also really high.

Now, almost three years later, my dream of writing books full-time is still far from being realized. However, my performance has stabilized. Although I am often at the bottom of the monthly rankings, at least I am not in the last three. I no longer get called out in meetings, and my monthly salary has increased from two or three thousand at the beginning to more than four thousand now.

You know what, sales is really quite easy if there's no pressure to meet sales targets.

Haha, okay, we've gone off on a tangent again.

The main reason is that I feel there's really nothing important to mention in the author's closing remarks.

Well, and it's not like this is the first time I've written a closing statement, so I don't actually have that many feelings.

not to mention……

The story of Kamen Rider will continue indefinitely; I just hope... I can maintain my passion for Kamen Rider...

Yes, keep it up...

……

Finally, as is customary, let me give a shout-out to the new book. It's a Conan novel, and I've been catching up on it recently. And let me tell you, if you reread Conan from the beginning, you'll find that even the original cases in the early stages are very good, and many of the techniques are still relevant today.

Anyway, I'm still writing, so there's no need to say goodbye.

Speaking of...

Naruto was written, Kamen Rider was written, and now Detective Conan is being written...

I wonder what I'll write after I finish writing Conan...

Actually, I'd like to write original content, but I'm also a little afraid of leaving my comfort zone...

Never mind, we'll talk about it later. There's still plenty of time.

Well then, dear readers, the journey ahead is long, please take good care of yourselves, and see you all again someday!

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