I updated early today mainly because I wanted to tell everyone something.
The next round of PK failed, and my editor notified me that the book would go premium tomorrow.
The Great Ruler was already a niche subject to begin with, so I had expected this result before I started writing. Don't worry—even if the ending turns out bad, I won't abandon it.
And this book's performance isn't bad, everyone.
I've actually read all your comments. Some said it was well written, just too short. Others said the protagonist was well developed—rational, somewhat talented, a genuine genius.
Some also said the protagonist didn't know how to use the simulator, that he hadn't pushed his cheat to its fullest potential. They thought he should just lie low, keep lying low until the end of time, and only go out to gain experience when there was no further progress to be made. Others said the plot was traditional and bland.
Actually, I've read all of that.
Those who said the plot was traditional probably didn't read the comments carefully. They thought the part where the protagonist suffered a cultivation deviation was too cliché. Hehe, the protagonist had already simulated it—it was intentional, not the sort of dirty thing you're imagining.
I'd like to specifically criticize those classmates surnamed Huang. This author is a decent man, okay? (hands on hips)
Those who said the plot was bland might have found the Dragon Demon Palace dungeon uninteresting. They thought it was just about finding the White Dragon Spiritual Pearl, that the dragon pearl was the main storyline.
But if they patiently read on, they would discover that it wasn't!
Hehe, how could I, as the author, possibly reveal my intentions so obviously? This kind of plot had already appeared in the simulator. Readers who