Right now, this book is considered to have a relatively high word count among Cinematic Worlds novels.
Being able to keep writing it this far is entirely thanks to the support of many readers.
Writing out of pure passion isn't impossible, but it has to be done while you're young.
The author is no longer that young and has to face the harsh realities of everyday life.
For a book to keep going, it is inevitably the result of both readers and the author pouring their emotions into it.
Regarding the issue of long chapters during battles.
Let's talk about it formally!
The reason there are so many battle chapters is because I advance the plot, expand the worldview, and introduce various world settings right through the battles.
Some readers say it's filled with filler.
So
I tried solving battles in a single move, then advancing the plot through daily life and showcasing the worldview within the plot.
And the result was people calling it boring and filler!
Much of what is considered filler is actually supplementary foreshadowing for the worldview and various settings; without them, it would just be brainless.
I honestly don't know what else I can do.
Must all Xianxia be written like this:
He provokes me, kill him, level up!
He angers me, kill him, level up!
He harms me, kill him, level up!
He betrays me, kill him, level up!
Meet a master, can't beat them and get injured, recover, counter-kill, level up!
Stand at the very peak, marry a few wives, the end!
Even the Sahara Desert isn't this lacking in moisture, right?
Once again, thank you to all the readers for following along and subscribing.
As for the chapters I should add after Huo Fei Jin tipped me, I will make them