write on the back

This book is still 30,000 words short of the full 2 ​​million words. I feel a little regretful because I don’t want to miss out on the 30,000 words.

It seems that the big hole dug in the front has been basically filled in. The author should have a beginning and an end. There are three or five small pits, such as the good old casual cultivator Ge Xing encountered outside the Corridor of Lost Souls, and the huge ghost beast in the Yinhuo Mountains, which was chopped off along with the small copy.

There is a small hole deliberately left at the end. How does the protagonist get home? Give it a little suspense.

Generally speaking, it did not deviate from the outline. Only for a while, the pace was a bit too fast. After a reader friend pointed it out, the author stepped on the brakes in time before rushing to finish the book (the results at that time were really hard to describe, and I almost didn't stick to it).

Thank you all for your company and support along the way!

The author (who is insignificant but "Yan Qing") is very satisfied to have achieved an average score of 1,000 or above after completing the book.

The next book is in the pipeline. The author has some ideas. He will scan more lists and study, try to make the outline as detailed as possible, and save tens of thousands of manuscripts. If it is quick (the editor's internal investment and signing goes smoothly) it will be published by the end of this month or early next month. Open a new book.

The author doesn't like "dings", so the next book is still unsystematic.

Thank you again for your support!

Yan Qing/2021.11.5