As ntioned, the book will be launched tomorrow at twelve o’clock.
This is my very first book. I wrote it because I really enjoy the lighthearted and humorous Primordial stories like "Steady Senior Brother" and "Phoenix Avatar," so I decided to write this one.
When I started brainstorming, I spent a lot of ti choosing the main character, and eventually landed on Little Nezha.
When I was a kid, my favorite thing was watching "Nezha Legend" on television. But after learning more about him, I realized that his life was full of failures, so I wanted to create a completely different story through Nezha.
I wrote this book with the aim of being easygoing and humorous. A lot of the plot points had feeling really cheerful while writing them—though I’m not sure whether the readers share the sa feeling.
Next, I’d like to thank all the readers for their support. There are a few usernas that truly helped greatly; their contributions are still fresh in my mory.
Thank you very much, sincerely.
Regarding the title of the book, many readers have expressed doubts. This is my fault. Initially, I should have arranged for Nezha to take on so minor enemies and set up the Infinite Sword System to showcase his flair.
However, since it’s my first ti writing a book, I didn’t manage it well and instead focused on crafting entertaining scenarios to drive the plot forward.
Because of my sowhat passive personality, it might feel like in the early part of the book Nezha didn’t do much other than bury himself in cultivation.
Many readers pointed out, "This has nothing to do with the title at all!"
Dear friends, I apologize.
This was a mistake in my thinking as well. I figured, "He’s already a Saint Disciple, it wouldn’t an much to bully so mystics who aren’t even Immortals—it would just lower the cool factor."
There’s also feedback about the female protagonists. When writing this book, I had set the tone to include multiple female leads. I specifically noted under the synopsis titles like "My Sisters Are Everywhere in the Primordial" and "Nuwa’s Alternative Stamps."
Also, considering the Primordial setting—with Innate Sacred Beings and Devils and Demons—we shouldn’t use human morality to restrict relationships. If they can co together, then it’s just nature following its course (haha).
Finally, regarding updates.
When the book launches tomorrow, I’ll post five Chapters.
If we get over one hundred initial subscriptions, I’ll add another Chapter. Beyond that, as a struggling author, I dare not set my expectations too high.
I’ll try my best to write six thousand words daily. If I really can’t manage it, I’ll aim for four thousand—but I promise never to skip updates.
Thank you again, dear readers, for your understanding. I humbly ask for your first subscription.
Much gratitude and a deep bow.
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