1.
Recently, some readers have said that the plot's pacing has been slow. I thought about it, and that is indeed the case.
I wanted to lay the groundwork for the satisfying moments later on, but in the end, there was too much setup, making it feel a little drawn out. That may have given everyone a poor reading experience.
So I apologize.
After reflecting on it, I realized that this book's writing style has pursued flow and detail a little too much, causing the plot to move forward rather slowly.
A lot of the content was carefully designed and written by me, but friends who are reading chapter by chapter may be eager to see the plot progress and simply skip over those details.
Though I do not really want to say this, it is true that stockpiling a batch of chapters and then reading them together would probably make for a better experience.
2.
In this stretch of the Demon Domain plot, Lin Dong has quite a few scenes. The reason for arranging it this way comes from a small intention of Xue Li's.
I love Martial Universe.
As the protagonist of the original work, another Martial Ancestor, Lin Dong should have his own presence.
When I designed this plot and let Lin Dong have moments to shine, my original hope was that everyone would be able to acknowledge him.
The relationship between the two of them is that of close friends.
I really could not bear to see Lin Dong become a sidekick, treated by others as a simp.
3.
Let's talk about the upcoming plot.
For Mu Zi to break through to the next realm, she needs a special kind of insight. This next section of the plot is an important transition.
A great deal of