Before starting a new book.
Yong Ye believed that after two years of honing, he'd crafted his sword.
From then on, with hands in pockets, he'd be invincible under the heavens.
Yet still no, full set of recommendations, topped with premium subscriptions.
After starting the new book.
The new serialization system dealt Yong Ye a heavy blow.
It nearly left him mentally handicapped, ready to cut off his own path.
Later, after much reflection, he deemed his current writing to be his best yet—the storylines and characters were on track, most crucially with speed, and a portion of the readership acknowledged it.
Upon restarting, it was still unknown what the situation would be.
Moreover, the unique nature of this farming genre was doomed not to fit well with the serialization system; it was something that needed to be consumed in large, satisfying quantities.
Yong Ye decided to be headstrong once more, not caring about market trends or serialization.
