Little Lady Huo is definitely going to be in it. (Important point: I like her.)
I've been updating continuously for two months. The Mid-Autumn Festival is on the twenty-fifth, and I need to go home on the twenty-fourth, so I'm taking a rare day off.
I post at least two chapters a day, with an occasional extra chapter.
What follows is from the heart. Let me ramble for a bit.
I'm really happy you've all read this far.
I'm a new writer. When I started this book, I didn't even have an outline. I just wrote whatever came to mind, and that created plenty of things readers couldn't stand.
I can see when you aren't enjoying it, and I'm anxious about it too.
But I've already written so much that revising it would take no less time than starting a new book.
My writing is poor, the plot is poor, and I get around fifty new bookmarks a day. I've kept going anyway.
A lot of people criticize me, while a handful encourage me.
Honestly, despite all that, I'm happy.
Criticism means I still have room to improve. Praise gives me the motivation to keep writing.
Go ahead and laugh, but...
I barely dare look at my own book's comments. Every morning, I glance at the bookmarks, recommendation votes, and monthly votes, then immediately back out.
My writing is poor, as you've seen. I also haven't handled the setting, some of the fights, and the details very well.
I'll work on those things.
But I'm still not very good at writing mindless wish-fulfillment stories. They feel too silly to me... so please give me some time.
There will definitely be a heroine.
I started writing this book for two reasons: I wanted to do the Singular Velvet Sky Chrysanthemum