On the Recent Plot

Judging from today's three chapters and the subscription feedback, they should have been fairly well received. I think everyone probably likes this kind of plot too.

As for some readers saying that the protagonist's strength had been kept suppressed for too long, today's chapters also explained it: it was all to set up a grand scheme known to only one person and carried out by only one person.

It was not that I could not write a plot where he broke through to Saint-grade, flaunted his strength, fought with the Maha Ancient Clan, intimidated them, and dominated the Heavenly Net Continent. But that kind of scope was too small, and writing it that way would not be very interesting.

There was no future in simply throwing one's weight around within the Great Thousand World. Breaking through to Saint-grade just to show off was honestly meaningless. Giving the Outer Realm Evil Race a massive blow—that was what a truly grand scheme looked like.

As for why the protagonist did not break through first and then begin plotting, no one was stupid. Once news of his Saint-grade breakthrough got out, there would inevitably be many holes in the plan.

First was the Maha Ancient Clan. Maha Tian might not necessarily take the risk. If Maha Tian did not take the risk, this arranged battle could not proceed. If it could not proceed, so many Heavenly Sovereigns would not gather.

In this scheme, the protagonist was not only plotting against the Outer Realm Evil Race. Even earlier, he had been plotting against the many Great Thousand powerhouses. It was not easy to bring a whole group of people into the Demon Domain, and without such a group of powerhouses helping to hold back and wear down the Outer Realm Devil Emperors, the protagonist