Since this book is first released on QQ Reading, it will be officially available tomorrow.
It’s not that the author is being greedy, it’s purely because of the chanism, okay?
Let ramble a bit in advance, brothers and sisters.
First of all, thank you to both new and old readers for your support and appreciation.
When I first started writing, I was really nervous.
My good brother, Dream Awakening, afraid I’d get stressed, generously rewarded , and it made my heart ache.
Hmm, the pressure beca even greater, fearing I might not write well.
What I fear most is not whether I can make money, but whether I will let my brothers down.
During my toughest tis in the hospital, it was my brothers who helped through. I will always rember and be grateful.
New friends might not know well; if you aren’t enjoying the reading, feel free to curse a bit or ssage privately. I will certainly take the advice.
The author accepts criticism and is very responsive.
After all, everyone has spent money, and if you’re not happy, it’s fine to express it.
The purpose of reading is to be happy, and if you’re not, it’s the author’s fault.
When announcing this book to my brothers, seeing the recomndation tickets, monthly tickets, and comnts in the background, I saw many familiar nas.
Honestly, at that mont, I understood what a sense of security is.
And seeing the support of new friends as well is truly an honor. Thank you.
I’d like to beco friends with everyone.
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I’ve always wanted to write sothing that demands a slightly higher standard from myself.
The kind where I hope it’s not just a feel-good story, but also conveys sothing I want to express.
The last book was about ’dreams.’
The protagonist of the last book was nad ng Xing, aning Dream Awakening.
The protagonist used an Awakened Talent to help the downtrodden achieve their dreams in a distorted world.
Everyone’s dreams were realized, but only the protagonist’s dream awakened.
Of course, the prose of the last book wasn’t good. It was purely luck that it beca a bit of a hit on a certain platform, enabling to finish it with a million words.
This book I want to write about ’desires.’
So are born at the mountain’s peak, while others are re grass all their lives.
If human desires are infinitely magnified and materialized into demons, what kind of world would that be?
The na Li Yang is surely familiar to readers of the last book.
Fervent, evil, elegant, and quite twisted.
His popularity has always been high.
(Not having read the last book won’t hinder reading this one, brothers, don’t let this stop you from reading.)
I also quite like this character, so I want to make Li Yang the protagonist of this book.
In the past few days, a few good brothers have ssaged privately:
"Why is Li Yang not as twisted? Is it the sa na but different personality? Or is it that Li Yang in this book isn’t hungry?"
The main thing is, if Li Yang doesn’t tone it down a bit, there’s no way it’ll pass the review!
The most frequently 404 content in the last book were the Chapters about Li Yang.
This book’s outline is being refined, but I’m not sure if I’ll have the sa luck as the last book.
I promise, there will be no interruptions, no requests for leave, no filler content.
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