The Great Sage Of Humanity Chapter 2968

The first chapter was uploaded on September 24, 2021. As of today, there is a gap of ten days and four years.

8.88 million words.

A very auspicious number.

When The Peak of Martial Arts was over, Mo said that the next book would not be the Lifetime series. Judging from the results, it was indeed not the case.

Writing about human nature is more difficult than practicing martial arts, because the more you write, the more worries you have, and you no longer have the freedom and freedom that a newborn calf had before.

There are thousands of words in my heart, but I don’t know where to start.

Then apologize.

Friends who have been following the update can see that the later updates of Humanity are simply a piece of shit. Please don’t bow to all the friends who have been following the update here. I’m sorry to everyone.

At the end of June 2024, something unexpected happened to Mo, causing physical and mental damage.

Later, although I tried my best to keep updating, I became depressed for a while. It was not until the end of the year that I finally couldn’t bear it anymore, so I updated every day.

As an author, I failed to do my job well, which is considered a serious dereliction of duty. In fact, I feel very uneasy and suffer every day.

It feels like I didn’t do my homework well when I was in school, and then the teacher wants to check it… The key is that this kind of inspection happens every day.

Fortunately, Mo still maintained the concept of constant updates (one day I stopped updating, which was not intentional. I had to send my children to Huangshan that day. After coding in the morning, I hurried out and forgot to upload it. When I came back in the evening, I was too tired and didn’t check it. I didn’t know about it until the next day).

Since I entered the industry in 2007, it has been more than 18 years. One book follows another, and almost every book is a seamless connection with the previous one.

For eighteen years, I dare not say that I have been conscientious, but at least I have taken my work seriously.

In the past eighteen years, I dare not say that I have never taken a break. I really have not had any long-term repairs (the only long-term rest was when I was in the hospital. I remember not coding for three days).

So a long time ago, Mo decided that after humanity was over, I wanted to fix things up.

It is tentatively planned to take a two-month break.

So, my dear friends and readers, see you in the next book, and I hope to see many familiar faces by then.

I will adjust myself during this period and embark on a new journey with a brand new attitude.

Thank you to all my book friends for your continued support over the years. You will always be Mo’s parents.

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