Author's Note (Not posting this on launch day)

Dear readers, this book will officially be available for purchase starting early this morning.

I am very grateful to everyone who has followed along until now. I, Big Crab, guarantee that I will never abandon this book or leave it unfinished.

After the launch, there will be a guaranteed minimum of two chapters updated daily (ranging from two thousand to four thousand words). Every 100 monthly tickets will earn an additional chapter, and a league leader will earn three extra chapters.

Other books might not support "stockpiling," but Big Crab's book does.

I am not going anywhere, so it is perfectly fine to wait until it is "fat" before reading.

Also, I do not intend to hide anything from you all anymore.

I am a new author, and this is my first book. My writing is immature and slightly lacking, which I am sure you all have noticed with your keen eyes.

Thank you all for your support. Even I did not expect so many people to read my book.

The heroine for this book has not been chosen yet, so I will leave that to you, the readers. You can vote in the comment section.

When the Sea God Fate plotline arrives, I will use the option with the most votes to determine the heroine.

Haha, I had a thousand words to say before, but now I cannot seem to say anything at all. I am truly ashamed.

This book has many flaws—the level suppression, the uneven power scaling, and a pile of minor issues.

Hmm... I have been constantly checking the comment section, and to be honest, it makes me very nervous.

There are those who praise (thank you, everyone) and those who criticize (thank you, everyone).

One gives me the motivation to move forward, while the other points out the problems in my writing.

Thank you all.

This book, these stories.

I hope it is rigorous and understandable.

The reasons for the above will all be explained around chapter fifty (the level suppression, the weakness).

Why is the protagonist so weak? Why are the fights so difficult? Why... everything will be explained one by one.

In the original work, Tang Jia San Shao wrote the supporting characters' performances very well, and their fights were all brilliant.

But I am not quite there yet. My writing is too poor, so I can only rely on constant "accidents" to increase the intensity of the battles.

On one hand, I want our protagonist to (not underestimate the enemy, not be careless). He also needs to grow. Although he has returned for another lifetime, how could he not get carried away when facing strange and bizarre fantasy scenarios? Especially when he is a genius himself.

Therefore, growth naturally requires mistakes, successes, joy, failure, and happiness.

Our protagonist will experience these things one by one.

On the other hand, I want the supporting characters I write to have their own anger, their own unwillingness...

As Shrek genius Spirit Masters, they should not be looked down upon. Every move and every style they use has been honed to reach this point.

Their Martial Spirits and Spirit Skills make them far superior to ordinary people, while the protagonist's Spirit Rings and Spirit Skills compensate for his early-stage weaknesses.

[It is also possible that I wrote it poorly and failed to reflect these characteristics.]

But I will improve. People cannot teach people, but experience teaches a person in an instant.

Writing is something that can only improve through practice, especially with writing as poor as mine [the truth].

Every day when I open the comment section, I do so with a sense of trepidation.

There are even those who write long essays for me, which I have read and replied to seriously.

But I feel uneasy inside; to be honest, it is quite difficult.

Because the things they ask and the things they say are all things I intend to write in the future.

I have the urge to dump all my saved drafts out (one day, in a fit of anger, I released four chapters), but then new problems arise.

Why? The Evil Soul Master's layout? What kind of layout could there be in a broken village?

This is what I hear most often.

You will find out in a couple of days when I post it.

Hmm... if I say any more, I might accidentally reveal the future plot.

There is no point in saying more; only writing more words brings me a sense of security.

Once again, thank you to all the readers and my editor for taking me in.

Thank you!

Asking for your monthly tickets.

Asking for your recommendation tickets.

And.

Many thanks to Layman Qiye.

Many thanks to "What kind of brainwaves f feeling" and "Er Ren" for the 100 reading coins.

Final thanks!