Before I knew it, a month had passed, and despite my friends' objections, Da Ju had started this book.
A lot of people said the beast-taming genre was dead—chilled to the bone, yet the heart still soared!
This one wouldn't work. I wouldn't be able to keep writing it. I would only lose the whole board.
But Da Ju felt that I had repeatedly polished this book for a long time, so I should let the handsome men and beautiful women of Qidian take a look.
I revised every chapter word by word, sentence by sentence, but like many authors, there were still some typos I simply failed to spot.
I also listened to everyone and made many changes.
There was no helping it. Da Ju was a full-time author and had been writing for many years. I had enjoyed glory on other platforms before, but the stories I wrote tended to be slow-burn.
Nowadays, everyone favored the golden opening three chapters, using those three chapters to seize readers' attention and keep them around.
That was somewhat difficult for a failed author like me, whose writing was slow to warm up.
Everyone said that Qidian was a platform for proving the Dao, and the kind-hearted, beautiful-hearted handsome guys all had fiery golden eyes.
They would point out every bad part. If you quietly kept reading this book, Da Ju had actually been planting foreshadowing all along.
Thanks to my editor Penglai, who patiently taught me so much. He was a great person and quite handsome.
This book's best result on Qidian was 51st on the New Book Rankings. Missing the top fifty was a small regret. It reached 12th on the Fantasy sub-ranking, and missing the top ten was also regrettable.
It made the top 10 on the Q-Read New