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A few days ago, while having dinner with friends, a producer from the film and animation industry said that I was from the cultural field.

I said no, I work in entertainment, or you could say I work in the service industry.

I poured all my energy into my novel, meticulously completing it. My hope is that it will bring joy or excitement to readers, allowing them to relax after a period of stressful work and study.

People often criticize online literature, praising its highbrow and sophisticated style, claiming it can elevate the reader's soul. I've never responded to these criticisms. I dislike Weibo battles and online arguments, and I have no interest in discussing the spiritual elevation effects of traditional literature. I simply write quietly because my goal is clear: in this increasingly stressful society, I want to help people relax and unwind, much like watching movies in theaters. Achieving this is enough.

Lin Ming and Yi Yun each have their own martial arts path, and I also have my "literary path," which is to be down-to-earth, let my works be tested by everyone, and truly let the readers decide everything.

I have always done my best in this regard.

Some people say, "Are you kidding me? Stop pretending, you big water buffalo. After reading the last dozen or so chapters of your book, I felt terrible. If I saw you, I would definitely whip you with a bull whip."

Um... The book review section was flooded with comments the other day, please be kind enough to stop.

As I mentioned at the end of Chapter 107, I understand everyone's feelings, but I have to find a balance between those who are following along and those who want to finish reading Zhenwu in one go.

In fact, with hundreds of thousands of people writing online novels now, it's inevitable that people will experience aesthetic fatigue. The extremely fierce competition has made writing online novels incredibly difficult, with only one in ten thousand succeeding. The intensity of this competition is far more exaggerated than that of traditional literature or the Taiwanese martial arts novels of yesteryear.

The largest genre, traditional fantasy, is particularly challenging to write, reaching an unprecedented level of difficulty. Countless outstanding authors have failed in the fantasy category.

The author believes that some fantasy novels are rather "frivolous," depicting worlds that are not realistic enough, with simple and repetitive plots.

People say that Zhenwu's pacing is slow, and Canjian admits that the recent chapters are relatively short. But in reality, if the pace were sped up, many plot points would be handled very roughly, which would not necessarily make it a good read and would create a sense of restlessness.

I don't consider myself a gifted writer, and my writing speed is slow. I can only do my best to enrich the details, make the world described by Zhenwu more complete, and gradually introduce the many settings.

When Canjian was writing Zhenwu, he revised the manuscript several times, deleting a lot of text. People say that Canjian's novels are padded with unnecessary content, but these so-called "padding" are nothing compared to the text that was directly deleted.

Previously, there were minor errors such as "Zhao Tiezhu who was punched by Yi Yun" and "Zhang Dali who changed his surname several times." These errors actually occurred because the author deleted scenes that he was not satisfied with.

What I'm trying to say is that I will write "True Martial Arts" very seriously.

Even if it wasn't well written, the cocoon had done its best; it was truly a matter of limited ability.

A book needs a setup before it reaches its climax, but no matter what, the plot after it's released will definitely be a thrilling read, because it will be a continuous series of major climaxes.

At midnight, <True Martial World> was available online.

Once it's released, it must explode in popularity.

The novel "Silkworm Cocoon True Martial World" has been running for fifty days, with updates proceeding quietly and steadily, and very few requests for votes appearing at the beginning or end of chapters.

After quietly accumulating experience, it's finally available today!

Released at midnight, please subscribe and vote with your monthly tickets.

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He wrote books like a silkworm cocoon: three years on Martial Arts, one year on The Divine Thief, and one year on Demonic Oddities.

Five years have passed. How many five-year periods does one have in a lifetime?

I am filled with emotion!

The book "Martial Arts" has accumulated a great deal of fortune; it has reached an extremely high level.

The book "True Martial Arts" emphasizes being down-to-earth, taking one step at a time, and moving forward slowly.

We sincerely ask for your support.

See you at midnight.

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