I Fix Bugs in the Infinite-Flow World

Although I'm very reluctant to leave But I really don't have time to update. When I was writing this book, I hadn't really thought many things through. I think it's just a hobby, something I write casually. Because it was right after the postgraduate entrance exam, I felt I could find something to do. As a result, by sheer coincidence, the book actually got a contract. I'm already very happy with the results of my debut work. But at that time, I didn't realize that signing a contract meant there might be a group of readers; some might be waiting for updates; some might be eagerly anticipating reading more. But I didn't understand it at the time. Actually, thinking about it now makes me feel really irresponsible. [Bitter][bitter][bitter] I'm so, so sorry. But I have to take the postgraduate entrance exam again this year, so I have to study for another year. I'm already reviewing again, and I have a lot of tasks every day. I can't manage it all. So after thinking about it for a long time, I've decided to apply for a hiatus from updating my work. I will definitely finish writing this book, because it's my first one and I've poured a lot of effort into it. The hiatus is just a temporary separation; we'll have a chance to meet again later. I'll probably resume updating after the postgraduate entrance exam is over. I implore my readers... I'm too embarrassed to say something like "wait six months" for me. Let's all go check out other infinite flow works first; there are many good ones. Even if everyone else leaves, it's still my own problem [bitter][bitter] I'm guilty. I only have about six months left. I will update this again regardless of whether I pass the postgraduate entrance exam or not. I won't be doing it for another year. Wishing everyone a happy life and all the best. A camel left