Everyone, it was time to go premium again.
First, let me talk about changing the title.
Cultivation from a Carpenter's Destiny had been the title for a while, but its results actually hadn't been good. I replied to one of the brothers before: if an ordinary recommendation drew three or four people out of every ten on average, this book might only draw one. That kind of pull was simply too poor, to the point that it even dragged down the later Sanjiang recommendation. It really fell short by just a little.
Nothing to say about it. I could only say that I'd gone too long without writing and made a rookie mistake.
That was why the new title came later: <Cultivating Across Two Worlds: From Azure Talismans to the Primordial>.
Actually, this book had been aimed at the two-worlds genre from the very beginning. The original setting had been during the era of the Human Sovereign, while Human Sovereign Xuanyuan was still alive. But after thinking it over, I changed it to the era of the Heavenly Sovereign instead. After all, Investiture of the Gods had a line saying, "I attained the Dao in the era of the Heavenly Sovereign." Wouldn't that max out the swagger right from the entrance? (Laughs.)
Then there was the first story.
At its core, the first story was more about a youth who didn't have to swallow regret medicine.
In more literary terms, it was about those tender, bittersweet dreams of youth—except someone forcibly turned the dream into 007 and changed the ending.
The second story would be a bit more interesting. It should appear within a few chapters.
These were all subjects I liked and was relatively good at. Using subjects I was good at to write something a little different honestly