I have seen a large number of recent comments on "The Legend of Peach Blossoms on the Fairy Road". Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 But because one of the biggest lessons I learned during the creation of "1629" is that you should never try to argue with the reader about the plot, so I can only accept your opinions and opinions silently. Then go ahead and respond with updates.

But here, I still want to say: the book "The Legend of Peach Blossoms on the Fairy Road" itself is a product of anti-routine. I wrote the book first for myself, and for this work, as I said in the introduction: it is an auction that I am really tired of seeing the protagonist who must be wasted at the beginning, tired of the gangster sect, and the omnipotent loose cultivation, the robber who specializes in giving money and treasures, and can always meet the needs of the protagonist...... and so on, before I decided to write a novel by myself. I'm sure I'll try to avoid these old routines in my novels, and of course, when the outline is exhausted, I'll probably slap myself in the face after a million words, but at least, in the early stages, I can definitely pat my conscience and claim with confidence:

This book is not a waste of wood, does not abuse the master, and does not have a stepmother!

-- Unless someone uses the old standard of eating sweet potatoes to upgrade, and falling and picking up treasures, it really can't be reached.

In addition, there is no disputable that there are too many texts in this book—since this book is anti-routine, it must have many differences from those traditional Xianxia texts, that is, many places do not conform to the concepts that readers are accustomed to. And every new concept obviously creates a barrier for the reader to read.

I have indeed made the world setting very perfect, and I also try my best to gradually present the wonderful and real Xianxia world in my mind in the most concise and unobtrusive way, mixed with the plot. Unfortunately, due to the limitations of the pen, it is really difficult to do.

I really can't help it, I'd rather let readers say "too wordy" and abandon the book, rather than let them silently go to the upper right corner because they can't understand and can't understand, because the former can still be read by someone after all, and the latter ...... The recent failure of a famous Xianxia author to try to transform speaks for itself. The old author is still fighting, how dare I, a newcomer who has just created the first Xianxia book, play obscurity and make suspense?

In any case, thank you for your comments on this book, and you are willing to log in, type a few words, express your opinions, and let the author get feedback, whether positive or negative, in support of this book. And as a novel character, Huang Chang's plight can make readers empathize, and I am very happy as an author.