Year of the Sheep Summary, Asking for Monthly Tickets at the Start of the Month

Happy Lunar New Year to everyone!

There are only seven days left in the Year of the Sheep, so let's do a summary in advance.

This year, Martial World ended, and True Martial World began!

A new book, a fresh start. True Martial World, and I've been putting in my best effort. Updates aren't fast, but they're not slow either; I guarantee at least two chapters a day, though most of the time I only manage the minimum...

The main point is that writing a book requires a lot of time to develop the plot. Writing a book is not a job that you can do whenever you want. For example, when I'm dizzy, I can still be a typist, but I can't write a book. Many times, you can't just write whenever you want.

Regarding Zhenwu, there are actually some minor flaws. Because of several revisions, a few small details were forgotten during the revisions, resulting in slight inconsistencies.

Overall, Zhenwu's logic is not a big problem. As someone who studied science and engineering, his logical thinking is still quite good.

Previously, some people criticized the use of "inertial force" to describe the weight of the Flowing Silver Shirt, or the use of a thumb ring for archery, etc., saying that silkworm cocoons lack physics and common sense.

This is to clarify that Canjian (the author) is good at both arts and sciences. In physics, for example, he almost never encountered a problem he couldn't solve in high school physics, often scoring near-perfect marks on very difficult tests. Upon first encountering problems like elastic collisions and light sails, he could immediately grasp the elastic collision equation and how energy is conserved in a light sail, and he could even understand why tidal forces cause the moon to move away. Therefore, Canjian's books generally won't insult readers' intelligence. As for common sense, aside from being somewhat clueless about computers and stocks, and having difficulty recognizing celebrities, his knowledge in other areas is decent. Some less rigorous descriptions are for easier understanding or to fit the characteristics of fantasy novels; please don't try to cram a fantasy novel with technical jargon.

As for the questions raised by some readers, such as the lack of air in the cave and the previous chapter's mention that the "Qiu Niu Lock" only lasted two breaths, meaning the speaking time had long passed, these minor issues are mostly due to readers not paying close attention and missing important details. I won't explain them one by one here.

I'm saying all this nonsense just so that everyone can be more tolerant and understanding, and question me less.

Of course, I would be extremely grateful if you could subscribe and vote more.

Hmm... A new month begins, here's my cocoon, please vote for me!!

I will do my best to continue writing the story of Zhenwu.

Later, some fans thought the plot would be exciting, but they weren't very confident in controlling the major storylines they wanted to present to the audience.

That might be some different plot, or it might be a scene from the magnificent and turbulent Divine Desolation Continent.

I feel a little nervous even writing this.

I sincerely hope that everyone can accompany Zhenwu and the author, the Cocooned Cow, on this journey together.

Thank you all for your support.

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(To be continued~^~)