Greetings, readers! I am Yintian, the one who writes 6000 words a day. I wish you all a Happy Lantern Festival!

Although it was a few days ago, I still have to say it.

Because of the New Year, including the ten thousand-word extra, I only wrote 185,000 words, or 190,000 words, which is one chapter update. Although the extra updates from everyone's rewards have made me owe even more, at least I am paying it back!

This volume is about to end. Today, I will update the end of the volume, followed by an extra chapter, then take a day off to write a detailed outline for the new volume, and then start writing the new volume.

Personally, I'm not very satisfied with this volume because the New Year often interrupted my train of thought, making me forget whether there were any settings I hadn't written about before, so the plot after the New Year was a bit slow.

In addition, due to structural reasons, a large part of the space plot was deleted, which is the relationship between the Tarin and Kro people.

Originally, the Tarin people would be attacked by the Twilight Affiliated Fleet, seeking Earth's protection. After Su Zhou protected the Tarin people, he swept the affiliated fleet all the way, arrived at the Twilight Star Territory, and then started a war with the Entropy Shadow Clan. Then, in order to stop the conspiracy of the Nihility Cult, he took the initiative to attack their core area, which is the Trade Alliance's mother star system located in subspace, where he began to fight the Nihility Cult leader.

At that time, the Kro people's mother star, a former war planet of the Trade Alliance, would also be activated, becoming Su Zhou's mount and crashing into subspace, forcibly breaking through the obstacles.

But this plot was the outline set a long time ago. It's not that it can't be written now, but... is the Nihility Cult really that stupid?

Will the Nihility Cult leader really foolishly stay in a lair that they have already explored, waiting for the protagonist to attack?

I can't get past this psychological hurdle. The Nihility Cult leader is not someone who values lairs. As a monster, He definitely regards everyone as bait for his own plans.

He is indeed a monster.

In short, I painfully deleted the highly completed outline design. In addition, the New Year period was indeed not very smooth, and I am indeed not very satisfied with the completion of this volume—but how should I say it, at least it's better than lowering intelligence. I want to be worthy of my own ideas and characters.

Now, Monsters die when they are killed. has reached 9980 average subscriptions, which is just a little bit short of 10,000! Basically, I can thank all my readers for their support in advance. Thank you very much!

Next month, I will update diligently, adjust my life rhythm, and ensure that I complete this book with high quality. The quantity may only be guaranteed to be around 6000 words per day. There will definitely be extra updates, but they cannot affect my train of thought. I hope everyone understands.

Finally, please give me your guaranteed monthly votes at the beginning of the month! Thank you, thank you!