It went up for paid serialization. Well... I'd been prepared for it.
To be honest, I'd wanted to become an online novelist ever since I was little. But it wasn't until I actually started writing that I realized just how much perseverance it took.
When I first began, I was full of enthusiasm. But as time went on, I felt my mind going increasingly blank.
The outline was already there, all planned out. My body just wanted to dump the whole thing onto the page and be done with it, but my brain wouldn't allow it. I had to write slowly.
To be honest, this isn't my first novel, but it's the most successful one I've written so far.
Search GOOGLE for TWKAN.
There are lots of readers willing to follow along and point out my mistakes.
I'm very grateful to you all.
The idea for this novel first came to me when I noticed the gap between Douluo 2 and Douluo 3, and the gap between Douluo 1 and Douluo 2.
I was furious that the dragons in Douluo were treated like treasures, quietly waiting for members of the Tang Clan to pick them up.
Dragons are fantasy creatures.
They can be noble or evil. They can be unexpected and complex, or they can be killed by dragon-slaying heroes and ground up for materials.
But they absolutely can't be useless creatures just waiting for humans to kill them.
The original work was the starting point for Douluo fanfiction, but it wasn't where I began. I started with the manga, then fanfiction, and finally the original work.
That meant many of the chapters I updated early on contained a lot of mistakes.
Sigh...
Thanks to the manga artists and fanfiction authors for all your hard work. Looking back through the