Thanks to the love of our readers, this book is officially on track as it approaches one million words. The subscription data far exceeded the author's expectations, and it will continue to be updated by 10,000 words per day in the future.

Here, I would like to thank all readers for their support and encouragement, especially for their tolerance and understanding of some flawed plots.

Here's a summary of what has been published and what the future will look like.

In chapter 86, when Li Nuo faced Kaisha's questioning, he once said this:

"If it weren't for the fact that I don't have enough resources at my disposal now, you wouldn't have had the opportunity to shout in front of me."

In other words, when Li Nuo has accumulated enough resources at his disposal, his methods of dealing with the enemy will be rich and diverse. This point must have been experienced by everyone in the plot of Convergence City.

Faced with the weak and ill-intentioned Jikmando, Li Nuo got rid of it through careful planning, and prepared evidence to clear the charges.

Faced with the machinery factory area built by the illegals in the black city, Li Nuo used the blueprints, maps and spells in his mind to destroy most of the entire machinery factory. He did this task almost independently, using Dinas's teleportation spell as a support at best.

In the face of the polluted field that appeared on the sea, Li Nuo used the deconstruction of the results of deconstruction to determine that the spiritual magic in his hand could become a valid hole card, and he could easily deal with the crisis and decisively step into it. Although the author has deviated in dealing with Merster's plot, he still writes about part of Li Nuo's ability to manipulate people's hearts and connections.

In the face of the contamination field spread by the descendants of the Blood Sun Divine Seal in the rift corridor, Li Nuo's attitude is very firm, that is, to clean up all the pollution, and never reach any agreement with the alien sky pollution, nor will he compromise with the other party. This part of the content basically sets the main tone of the whole book, that is, as long as it is judged by Li Nuo to be polluted, then there is only one ending of being wiped clean.

Faced with the opportunity to trade with Mefla, Li Nuo cleverly took advantage of the information gap, explained his origin and identity, accurately grasped the real needs of the other party, and reached the first large transaction related to magical knowledge.

Faced with the remaining problems here in the Convergence City, such as the heir of the Blood Sun God Seal in the Black City, the candidate for the next magic research institution, and how to deal with the remaining artificial angels, Li Nuo chose to pat his ass and walked away, reflecting his understanding of the "card table".

Li Nuo's personality and character come to the surface in these important episodes. He is a person with good intentions, a willingness to follow reasonable rules, and a strong sense of self-discipline. He knows how to discern people's hearts, how to manipulate rules, how to use deconstruction to mine the information he wants, and use the information gap to create an advantage.

Further, when the resources at hand are more sufficient, his ability to manipulate the existing rules will become more and more powerful, and even establish his own rules and establish his own order.

This is the core content presented in the main plot after Li Nuo left the novice village. If it is reflected in the reading perception, readers will feel that the plot is getting smoother and smoother, the depressing plot content is greatly reduced, and the cool points in the plot are becoming more and more dense.

As stated by the author in Chapter 42, "The Author's Words", the plot of the book is in the style of wanting to promote and suppress.

Choosing to focus on the cool points in the plot after leaving the novice village is a very dangerous behavior. Because if a book can't use the dense cool points in the early stage to attract a lot of popularity, then no one will read it when it comes to the shelves.

The author agrees with this point of view, but wants to make the book go a little longer, so he has made a plan for the distribution of cool points in the whole book, moving more than 90% of the cool point content to the plot after the novice village, and praying that his book will not die violently when it is put on the shelves.

Thankfully, the author was right. The book is moving in the expected direction, and the results in the middle and late stages will still be very stable. Thank you again for your support and encouragement.

In addition, some readers asked: Will the "player" setting that appears when leaving the Newbie Village deviate the main line of the whole book?

No, it won't.

It is enough to include the "player" in the system of alien forces.

Finally, welcome to join the author group! You can discuss the plot in the group, share good books, exchange reading experiences, and give feedback on reading feelings. As long as there are no spoilers involved, the author will reply!

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