On the Extremely North Land and Thanks to the Editor-in-Chief for the Strong Recommendation

My grades have dropped drastically lately, and I don't know why. As a newbie writing a novel for the first time, seeing fewer and fewer people following my updates is making me more and more anxious.

The original purpose of writing about this Extremely North Land was to give the male protagonist a good Soul Ring and Soul Bone, and to gradually shock his true strength to his companions. It was also intended to make their relationship closer, so that they could fully cooperate with the male protagonist's wisdom in the future advanced academy competition, and so on.

Finally, I'd like to write about the strategic battles against a few bosses.

The results told me I shouldn't have written that.

However, the author had a lot of drafts saved up, so the author was reluctant to delete them.

When I'm writing smoothly, I can manage to write four chapters a day. When I'm not writing smoothly, or when I'm a bit lazy, I can only manage to write three chapters in a short time.

Moreover, the author would try to reduce the word count to 2199 even after it reached over 2200 words, just so that readers wouldn't have to pay any more Qidian coins.

The author won't play the victim anymore; if you're interested, please subscribe to the next few chapters.

If you're not interested, please don't subscribe.

Chapter 178 was originally a return to the original story, except that the male protagonist went to Dragon City to test his Self-Condensed Soul Ring. I originally wanted to write it in more detail, but I was afraid that people wouldn't like it, so the Dragon Capture Tournament plot that started in Chapter 178 was completely cut.

By the end of chapter 180, the story will return to its original plot.

Interested readers can subscribe directly from here (180).

I'll also set up a poll. If you want to see the plot of chapter 180 as soon as possible, I'll just post all my saved drafts here.

Then I'll leave some drafts to give me time to rest.

You should post it directly to the comments section of page 180.

Comments are welcome here.

Finally, I would like to thank the editor-in-chief for the recommendation and my Editor-sama support.

Please feel free to offer any suggestions for improvement; the author's greatest strength is that he listens to advice.

For example, many people have said that I don't want to write the Spirit Data Panel anymore, and I have agreed that I won't write it anymore. Instead, I will put it in the author's notes section.

Thank you for your continued support, fellow readers.