Actually, it came a little earlier than I expected.

The news that just came today will be on the shelves tomorrow, and I was a little caught off guard, and I wanted to write another 100,000 words for you.

Readers who read this can see that in fact, the lunch break is quite restrained when setting the golden finger for the worker bees.

Of course, the lunch break is not to deliberately restrain the coolness, because this gold finger itself is too BT, and the later it gets, the more exaggerated it is, almost omnipotent!

I still prefer to set the cool points more progressively, and bury the cool points in the story, rather than just counting on the slap in the face on the spot - what does it mean to hit the face with a few nouns, if you want to hit the flesh and blood people's faces!

And the ultimate purpose of the lunch break is to make the middle and late stage of the worker bees invincible and the Zerg invincible through this little by little progress, the reader can still have a down-to-earth sense of harvest - na, I can have today, and I have come step by step! What I enjoy is what I deserve! I can kill the enemy in seconds because I have been preparing for the instant kill every moment in the past!

The lunch break was detail-oriented. The income from the Warcraft crystal nucleus, the income from royal jelly, etc., are all calculated on a daily basis, and any income has a cause and effect, not given by my void. In the early stage, any evolution, large or small, will continue to play its due role, and will ferment in the future.

The lunch break also tries hard to start with the details, trying to convince the reader that the Eternal Continent is a real continent. Although it has different rules and systems, it is self-contained, and each part of it is fantastical and logical. It has its own human and natural realities, such as customs, astrology, climate, ocean currents...... In order to construct this novel, by now 200,000 words, a small 100 reference tables have been formed.

I am most grateful to the readers who have always supported me, and I have seen many readers supporting me every day, I am really grateful! Without you, the novel is meaningless!

I would also like to thank my editor-in-charge for their support, from signing up to putting it on the shelves tomorrow, all kinds of recommendations have not stopped. With gratitude, I sincerely thank the editor in charge for taking care of her!

Thank yourself too, thank yourself for your responsible attitude towards the novel, almost staying at home for more than a month, and writing hard every late night.

Finally, I beg all your favorite readers to subscribe during the lunch break! The story will become more and more exciting, and you will not be disappointed! Readers who are ready to raise an article may wish to subscribe to a few chapters first, and give the lunch break some incentives first, after all, the first order data is also very critical!

Thanksgiving!

Okay! I've talked a lot, and I'm going to go to code for lunch!