This is not the first time that Empty Mountain has been on the shelves, but it is the first time to write a testimonial.

"Edgeworth" has already pounced on the sewers. This is very clear to Sorayama. It stands to reason that such achievements should have ended a long time ago. Such a result, when it is six or seven hundred thousand words, can also be comforted on the shelves. But the book has been written until now, and it is finally going to be on the shelves at this moment.

Sorayama knew very well in his heart that it was estimated that there would not be a few subscriptions. Once this book is on the shelves, I'm afraid that the light of the four great gods in the empty mountain will also disappear. A lot of times, Sorayama thinks that if it doesn't go on the shelves, it would be good to write it straight to the end. At least I can keep the light of those gods. Put it there, you can also support the façade.

Although the results were poor, the good thing was that Sorayama did not end hastily. In the process of updating, there has been no interruption. This can be regarded as an explanation of my small number of book friends. Although Sorayama is sometimes lazy and only adds one chapter, he will make up for the missing chapter later.

In any case, this book will be written according to the plan, which is probably the only thing that Sora Mountain can promise to book friends.

At the end of the day, in order not to waste this single chapter, Sorayama is still cheeky and asks for a subscription. I hope that all the book friends who see the current book can give a subscription support. Sorayama will be grateful.

As for the monthly pass, you have to ask for it. Whether there is one thing or not, and whether to ask for it or not is another. You can't waste this single chapter.

At the end, Sorayama bowed and thanked all the book friends for their continued support. Without your support, Sorayama would not have made it this far.