Fellow Daoists, I need a week to revise the plot of the first fifteen chapters or so, and to hell with the spilled dog blood for the time being.

During this week's revision, one change is guaranteed a day, and two changes will be restored to normal next week, and a solemn promise will never be the general manager of the country.

Old readers at the beginning know that the little demon is an office worker, and he can only take two or three weeks off for two full shifts. Friends who are waiting for more will definitely find that my second update is basically updated around one or two o'clock. It can be seen that the little demon himself attaches great importance to this book, and it can be said that he has fought hard. Because the speed of the little demon's codewords is a scum, it is only about 800 words an hour, and in order to make the plot space reasonable, it takes a lot of time to collect information.

The little demon is a pure newcomer, and I am looking forward to everyone's approval, but I have found that the reader has raised a big problem in the early stage, and the little demon admits that there are indeed some flaws, and the pig's feet are a little bloody.

Some readers reacted that the little demon had been abusing the master, which was very wrong, and he had already gone wild after the third volume.

Don't I want the protagonist to be awesome at the beginning, it's just that he needs a reasonable transition, instead of pretending to be a heifer to ride a rocket all the way to the beginning - bullshit.

The little demon admits that the outline he wrote is very large, and the first 200,000 words only open up a corner of this world. In fact, the first two volumes are a process of the protagonist's tentative understanding and familiarity with the real city and the plot space.

Originally, I planned to return to the city in the third volume, but in the end, I found that the three possessions of a possessed character in the third volume of no flower took up a lot of space. Because I need to travel back and forth between the plot space and the real city. Hence the fourth volume with a similar title. In fact, the fourth volume will really return to urban campus life, that is, when the protagonist returns and the storm rises.

My sincerity is already here, and the little demons who have opinions about this book will welcome it with their hands. I hope that readers can vigorously spit out your resentment towards this book in the top of the book review area, spit out your depression and disgust with this book, and the little demon will correct it later.

Ps1 I will drag the relevant chapters of the work to the recycle bin, and only the top posts will be kept in the book review area for the time being, and the book and the book review area will be a clean place. More support from all book friends!

PS2 reiterates again: The protagonist of this book is not an absolutely ruthless, cold-blooded supervillain, but he will not fall behind what the villain should do, so stay tuned.

Ps3Since this book has been rated as highly poisonous, a big poisonous weed, the little demon took the opportunity to say it: this book is heavy, highly toxic, "the word is too white", there is no lower limit to the lily, and it is common to pretend to step on people in the middle and late stages, I advise readers not to easily enter the pit, and you should feel fortunate if you don't like it and take it off the shelf.

PS4 Don't say much, that's all. Thank you for your support, the little demon has been working hard, bow down and thank you!