A Letter to Book Friends for the New Year

The New Year is almost here. First, I wish all my readers a dragon year of soaring success and dreams fulfilled.

I am Mr. Ge.

The Witcher 3 has always been a game I love—I've played it through many times.

Out of interest, I also read the Witcher novels, and then I couldn't stop—I read them over and over again.

The more I read, the more my frustration and confusion surged.

Why must witchers—a heroic profession steeped in tragedy—be despised by most commoners in the Northern Kingdoms?

When witchers themselves came from among them.

Whether the School of the Wolf, the School of the Cat, or any other school, most apprentices were given to witchers as payment for tasks, due to poverty.

After enduring harsh trials, they return to their people, spending their lives slaying monsters and demons for them.

There is no profession that better represents the commoners of the Northern Kingdoms than the witcher.

Anyone can become a witcher, but fate favors some and lets the rest die.

Isn't that just like war refugees, whose lives and deaths are decided by fate after being caught in conflict?

So I want to write a book.

All the witcher schools on the Northern Continent were suddenly wiped out and ransacked at a certain point in time.

So I placed the protagonist just before that point.

I want to see, in this turbulent era, whether he can save the School of the Wolf, save the witchers, save this world.

I'll do my best to write this book well. As a newcomer, I'm sure there are shortcomings, but I'm learning.

I promise stable updates, and I will never drop or abandon the story.

So.

Would you like to read my story?

A new writer begging for follows, comments, and recommendations!

Especially comments—I'll read every one.

As for updates:

4K words daily before going on the paid list, and definitely more after that!