Two months have passed in a flash from the time I opened the new book to today’s release. It may be just a short two months for readers, but it is a very long and painful two months for the winter solstice.

Some people say that the update of Winter Solstice is very slow, with only two chapters a day; some people say that the update of Winter Solstice is too slow, especially in the week before it is about to be released, there is only one chapter a day; some even say that Winter Solstice is delaying time, and does not want to update, but wants to wait until it is released.

Update, but who knows the real reason...

I fell ill in the winter solstice in April, with kidney stones and back pain. In the winter solstice in May, I went to the hospital for an extracorporeal lithotripsy of my left kidney. The reexamination in June actually said that it was not broken, so I did it again. In July, because the stone in my right kidney was too large,

, minimally invasive surgery, holmium laser lithotripsy, stone removal, staying in the hospital for a week...

I won’t say any more. Only people who have suffered from kidney stones may know the pain. What Dongzhi wants to say is: I’m fine now, I’m almost fully recovered; I’m fine now, with everyone’s support, Dongzhi at least guarantees

I didn’t stop updating, so I got through it; now I’m fine, with the help of the editor, and the encouragement and support of readers, Winter Solstice is on the shelves.

A new book is on the shelves. Thank you to editor Fu Shao and readers who support Winter Solstice. A new book is on the shelves. Winter Solstice will work harder to write every plot and chapter. Of course, I also hope that everyone can continue to support Winter Solstice, subscribe, and subscribe monthly... It’s time to
Chapter completed!