I received notice from my editor today. Brothers, the book will be going premium tomorrow.
After nearly a month of buildup, the day of eruption has finally arrived.
As for this reincarnated Xiao Yan novel, Donkey believes he put more care into it than he did into Emperor Son Xiao Yan. Perhaps it does not have as many female leads as the previous book, but the portrayal of the female leads and the restoration of the original characters definitely surpass Emperor Son Xiao Yan.
When I started this book, I said that I wanted to make its characters more vivid and lifelike, and properly hone my ability to portray them.
Of course, the gap between myself and Master Potato definitely exists, so compared to the real Battle Through the Heavens, it is certainly still missing a bit of that flavor.
So far, the direction of this book has been fairly good. Here, I would like to reflect on two less-than-ideal points.
The first was that I forgot the Xiao Clan Bloodline had already dried up, so I later added the Blood God Pill as a patch.
The second was that Xiao Yi Xian may have come across as slightly too greasy when she first appeared. I have also tried my best to revise some of those details.
But serialized novels have this drawback: once something is written, changing it later takes an enormous amount of effort, and it may not even turn out as desired.
So here, Donkey can only apologize to the readers who have been following along by releasing a huge batch of chapters.
The premium release will be tomorrow at exactly noon. There will be five chapters, four thousand words each!
That comes to roughly twenty-two thousand words in total.
And after the premium release, every chapter