After receiving the news of the loss of Sanjiang two days ago, the author Jun did emo for a day, and then PS a few words at the end of the chapter, I didn't expect so many readers to comfort and encourage (although the recent starting point comments are not displayed, but the author can see it in the background!) ）

Of course, more brothers....... It's worried about me eunuch.

How do you say this?

If this concern is given to lovely readers, it must be the author's own problem.

But in all fairness, from the beginning, I knew the book was very niche.

So why am I writing it?

It may seem a little narcissistic, but I like this story myself.

Because I've read the outline of the first two volumes, I know how interesting the plot line, world view, and some mysteries will unfold in the back, not only the emotional line between the protagonist and several heroines is interesting, but the later protagonist incarnates Shura, in his own way, when justice is executed, he will also be humorous and chivalrous.

After reading the comments, some readers and friends feel that in the last few chapters, the author has dragged down the rhythm of the plot a bit and foreshadowed too much.

In fact, as far as the heroine of this book is concerned, these foreshadowings are completely [necessary].

Several heroines who appeared one after another in the early stage, the empress Xiao Jinling, and the three young ladies of the Lin Mansion, including her mother-in-law Bai Yan'er, all have their own secrets, and these secrets will run through the first big plot.

Without these foreshadowing, the next Lantern Festival will unfold the big plot, the protagonist will appear in front of the people, uncover all kinds of mysteries, and when there are various interactions with them, they will seem boring, the characters are not three-dimensional enough, too distorted and other problems.

(Actually, when writing the outline and determining the hostesses, their personalities will not change, not even I, the author.) ）

It is true that the author also knows that if he writes like this, the pace may be slower, and the early follow-up will not be high.

But at the same time, I also believe that a long-form story with heart, even if the early results are general, as the plot gradually gets better, it will slowly get better in the later stage.

This book is on the light novel channel, and the audience is indeed far less than those Douluo and Hokage, but this does not mean that I put less thought into it than others.

A few days ago, I rewatched "Ready Player One" and was still inexplicably moved when I saw Halliday say the phrase "Thank you, when you play my game".

In the same way, I would like to say to all readers and friends, "Thank you for reading my novel".

Furthermore.

Everyone's comments,I've really taken a serious look at it.,Tonight I'm going to re-read the current 29 chapters.,Delete some overly self-congratulatory jokes.,And cumbersome paragraphs.,It's also easy for readers to read later.。

In addition, because there is no Sanjiang, the shelves will be set on the 1st earlier, but the author wants to postpone it a little longer, and when the main plot unfolds, everyone can make a better choice, whether this book is worth subscribing to.

In the end, I still beg to read it as usual.,Even if you don't want a big recommendation.,Now the starting point is even on the shelves.。。。。

(Oh yes, there are also many brothers who ask me how many heroines of this book are...) I can only say: don't ask, it's a pot of asking, wait for the skirt to be on the shelf, it's hard to have good things. ）