February Summary. Wow, February passed in the blink of an eye. It went by so quickly that I barely noticed.
First, I'll answer some questions from the readers.
1. Are you interested in faith? Answer: The Great Pope has already been sealed away.
2. Why don't you have long titles anymore? Answer: Once I stopped indulging myself, there were no more long titles.
3. What is Lin Qi's child called? Answer: I don't know either.
...The above were questions submitted on the question page—that is, here → ⊙ (press and hold) to submit questions—and I answered them first.
There are also some miscellaneous questions, which I'll answer selectively.
A reader previously asked why I gave this book a dumbing-down aura. I think scientists like Mr. Newton are more qualified to speak on that matter. For example, they were so superstitious that they actually believed in gods. Some even believed in alchemy. That was simply one hell of a joke.
Now, standing on the experience and information gained from highly summarizing the past, we look back and think everything was foolish. Could water be turned into oil? Could qigong be real? Could fortune-telling be real? Could magic be real? Could demons be real? Some people still firmly believe in God, and when they get sick, they don't see a doctor—they go looking for an exorcist! Even now, mediums are an official occupation that requires registration. So let me ask: what's wrong with me giving everyone a dumbing-down effect? Secondly, this time we had fewer armchair readers and armchair critics. Compared with before, things were much better. Some people came to criticize from hearsay without having read the book. Kesima had everything from magic to superpowers to mythical creatures, and things were fairly peaceful this time.
The armchair critics may have realized