The Great Dao: A Sixty-Year-Old Daoist’s Rise to Enlightenment
Chapter 311

A Few Words and a New Book

281 words•1 min read•0 views
7d ago•

I spent more than five months writing this book. I can hardly call it good, and it has many flaws, but thanks to you dear readers for sticking with it, it has reached its conclusion today.

Thankfully, ever since the book was added to the site on December 10, I never stopped writing or took leave. I kept at it for more than four months without a break, so at least my perseverance did some justice to your support and gave you something to show for it.

I will work hard to improve, learn from my experiences and mistakes, and strive to repay you dear readers with good stories.

Because of past complications, I cannot easily set up the one-click group-joining feature on this author account. I have created a new account and uploaded a new book, and I will keep striving to bring you a better reading experience.

The new book is "My Many Ways of Prolonging Life in the Strange Tales Realm."

The summer cicada knows neither spring nor autumn; the mayfly can scarcely comprehend dawn and dusk.

Fu Shaoguang was reborn as a mayfly. At first, he only wanted to live a little longer—goji berry, white fungus, and lotus seed tea; ginseng, deer antler velvet, and snow frog—but before he knew it, he had become the longest-lived creature between heaven and earth.

If you dear readers are interested, please take a look.

If not, may fate bring us together again with the next book. I also hope you will keep your remarks and comments civil.

My writing may have its shortcomings, but I am willing to improve alongside you and walk with you through the long years ahead.

End of Chapter
Prev
NovelSummaries