This book goes premium tomorrow.
This is my first time writing on Q Reading. Seeing that most books here have one of these notes, I wrote one too.
Since this book debuted on Q Reading, it will go premium earlier there. Readers on Qidian can switch to Q Reading if possible, where members can read it for free.
First, let's talk about the book. Its numbers during the trial run were honestly abysmal. Maybe my skills as an author really are limited.
At the very beginning, the system I gave the protagonist only had a status panel. Each Soul Ring he obtained would add another system cheat, essentially giving him the core functions of various systems.
I drafted about ten chapters before running into problems with advancing the plot. There were too many system features, and they were too messy. Forcing the story onward would only mean mindlessly dumbing everyone down.
The second version was then an enhanced version of the current system. I planned to add at least three game templates in the first world-the period covered by the first Douluo Continent novel-and have the system serve as his main source of cheats.
Later, I realized that adding too much content would make things excessively chaotic. I simply couldn't keep track of it all. Only then did I switch to making "Minecraft" the focus, with the system merely serving to provide his cheat abilities.
Now, let's talk about the plans going forward. It's normal for the protagonist to level up quickly. He already has cheats, yet you expect him to cultivate slowly and gain three to five levels a year? Wouldn't that be a joke?
From the outset, I intended this to be a world-hopping novel. The worlds currently planned are Peerless Tang Sect and Battle Through the Heavens.
If there are more worlds you'd like to see, you can vote in the comments on this paragraph. I'll decide depending on the situation.
As for the protagonist's age, that was my mistake. When I started writing, I didn't anticipate that his level would rise this quickly as the plot developed.
Without mindlessly holding the protagonist back, this is the only way it can be.
As for the female leads, I expect there to be only three to five true female leads-ones with genuine romantic feelings involved. After all, if a female lead is just a pretty vase, she doesn't deserve to be called a female lead.
He'll also take in women who are merely pretty and have no particular talents of their own, but there won't be any genuine feelings involved.
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