This Child Is the Mage's Nemesis

Let's give some support to this poor newbie!

Brothers, I was originally planning to adjust my pace next month after achieving the goal of updating 10,000 words a day for a month. However, after thinking about it, I felt it was unnecessary. Although this would give me another chance to apply for a contract before the book exceeds 500,000 words, it would definitely have some impact on the reading experience of the readers.

I'm aiming to sign a contract. The new book has been open for nine days, and 100,000 words have been updated. In order to reach 100,000 words sooner without affecting my daily schedule, I'm adding an extra chapter today at 7:30 PM. Daily updates at 8:00 AM, 2:00 PM, and 10:00 PM. If this contract isn't successful, I'll update four chapters the next time I can sign one. I'll add more chapters during holidays, as a way to celebrate. Thank you all for your support. I am deeply grateful to you all.

Three chapters a day, and I'll lose all my hair. 10,000 A day, goodbye hair! I write nearly 4,000 words per chapter, all for the sake of an immersive reading experience. I hope you, dear readers, can add it to your favorites and recommend it. Your support is my greatest motivation!

It's a niche and heartwarming style of writing, with a somewhat healing feel. I also read a novel with a grand and complex setting, but it's not widely read; it's a full-fledged fantasy set in the interstellar universe. When I first started reading that, it was quite mind-bending and exciting.

I've read a few chapters and it's quite enjoyable. I just don't understand where the "enemy of magicians" mentioned in the title is reflected. Any spoilers?

Dear viewers, my phone is broken right now, so I can't read what everyone is saying in this chapter and can't interact with you in a timely manner. Please forgive me. I'll try to get my phone fixed as soon as possible.

You type incredibly fast, much faster than me. I feel like you might need to adjust your direction; you can't just keep going recklessly. Writing like this will cause you a lot of pain.

The author is so pitiful, hahaha! There's nothing wrong with the writing; I read over sixty chapters and there weren't any major flaws. Maybe it's because it's too slice-of-life and nobody reads it? Although I quite like slice-of-life stories.

It's pitiful, they're practically generating electricity out of love.