How to Survive at the Academy

Review
Hi, I’m Corita.

In the winter of 2020, when I was trembling because it was so cold, I remember the first time I posted a series. When I came to my senses, it was the summer of 22, two years ago. Time flies so fast.

It seems that during the 19 months of Survival at the Academy, a lot happened both personally and artistically.

Actually, this is the first time I’ve written a novel this long.

250 ​​episodes, with an average of 10,000 characters per episode, I usually wrote about 400 episodes… Now that I’m done with that work, my respect for established writers is rising .

How many hard times have the established writers who have done this repeat themselves over and over again..

As a first-timer, this is unimaginable.

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how I’ll write a final review after I’ve completely finished one piece of work.

I’m actually writing a review because it has become a reality, so I’m not really sure what to write.

Let’s unconditionally thank our readers. The reason I can continue to write something like this is because there are people who read it.

I can imagine such a stereotyped thank you with all sorts of rhetoric, but the truth is, the more I talk about it, the more I feel the sincerity is rather diminished.

So, I won’t go into detail. It is, however, an obvious fact. There is no need to talk at length.

Thank you so much to everyone who read this novel.

I never forgot that I can write anything because there is someone who reads it.

The story of [surviving the academy]

The story of Pulan’s supreme wind spirit, Oldek’s story of Old Fox Slog, and the secret of Zellan and Glockt remain unresolved.

And the main character, Ed Roth-Taylor, has an excellent ending to the story, but he’s still living as a stranger to the world.

I think we will still be telling the story of how Ed Roth-Taylor meets and settles completely in the world.

The side story is probably… I think it will be written in a free serial format. Just like the days of free serialization. In fact, I think that was the time when I was able to focus on writing the most.

I have a lot of memories of hitting my forehead because there are things that I regret when I write because I run out of time, and there are things that I realize only later.

Still, I think I’ll write it with the mindset that I should upload at least one episode every three days. Just like it was back then.

However, rather than confirming it as a promise with the readers… For now, I think I will leave it as a promise with myself.

After taking a week off, I’ll see you on Monday, June 13th with Yenika Palerover Gaiden: Wind Flower.

It was a lot of talk and a lot of trouble, but thank you for being with us until the end of the story.

I love you

2022. 6. 4.

Korita Olympiad.