Barring any surprises, this book will go premium tomorrow (most likely just after midnight).
First, time to play the sympathy card!
Being an author isn't easy!
I've been running on love alone for over a month. My savings are gone, and I keep getting fatter by the day. I wasn't much of a looker to begin with, and now I'm downright hard on the eyes.
I've really got it rough!
All right, sympathy session over!
Next, thank you all for your support along the way.
Whether you've voted, tipped, or commented, I've seen it all. I'd also like to take this chance to chat with you as the book goes premium.
So far, the biggest controversy surrounding this book has been the protagonist's personality.
Quite a few people have said the protagonist is too vicious. That's true, and I won't deny it.
But saying he's like a certain Three is going too far.
The protagonist is someone who repays kindness. He's never forgotten Mittel Tengshan's Dou Ling Pill. When the time comes, he'll give him a few extra, so you can see how the protagonist repays a single drop of kindness with a gushing spring.
Also, my original plan was for him to kill every Otherworlder he encountered, while those who'd been reborn could be spared depending on the circumstances.
After listening to your feedback, I made some small changes to the original setup.
For example, with Liu Xi, the most hotly debated case, the pill that brought him back from the dead was added on the fly.
Hai Bodong, Xiao Ding, and Xiao Li were all originally slated to die later on, too. You were the ones who saved them (a humble author takes readers' suggestions on board).
Just consider that early viciousness and his current changes a kind