That's right, this is a single-chapter note!
Taking advantage of this Qidian front-page promotion, I thought I'd write a proper single-chapter note. Since it's my first time, I'm a little nervous, worried that the wrong posture might leave readers finding it utterly bland...
I originally wanted to go on a writing spree today, but after finishing the third chapter, I simply couldn't muster any energy. I was completely out of sorts, perhaps because I've been putting out ten thousand words a day these past few days.
I'm already thirty-two. Whether I like it or not, I can't deny that I'm getting old. Both my brain speed and typing speed have deteriorated across the board, and I can't compare to those energetic young guys in their twenties.
Though my body is aging, my heart isn't. When I have nothing to do, I like browsing Bilibili and the like to stay young, so that has greatly influenced my writing style. That's why this book turned into a lighthearted fantasy novel that looks more anime-inspired.
Of course.
There are still plenty of typos, and plenty of bugs too, so please bear with me. After all, this middle-aged man is facing down a crisis. But don't worry, I'll never go bald, because the thing I'm proudest of is—my luxuriant hair.
Writing a sect-leader story was an accident. I saw a fantasy BOSS writing contest that included mercenary stories, sect-leader stories, lord stories, and so on. In a moment of heated impulse, I thought, why not write a sect-leader story? A story about a goofy sect leader taking his disciples soaring together?
I also have to thank my editor, Sheng Xia. When I started this new book, I was still holding onto a traditional fantasy opening, but he didn't recommend writing it. So I threw