The book goes premium tomorrow at noon.
Let me get straight to it. This is an original story, unlike my previous multiverse stories. I don't have to stay within a set framework; I can let loose and give my imagination free rein. And I've had the idea for it for a long time.
Before this, I mainly lacked confidence. After all, my reputation was pretty much in the gutter.
But I still want to say: please put your faith in me one more time. I really want to write this well.
I expect this book to run at least two million Chinese characters. The main storyline and its ending are already planned out.
Now, about the period when people were sent down to the countryside. I originally set it a few years earlier, but that was too sensitive, so I could only move it back a bit and make do. There's no need to keep telling me which year the movement ended. I know all that.
Next, let me outline the book's cultivation tiers.
The three energies-manifest, hidden, and transformation-are training methods, three different paths, so to speak. At this level, you won't know who's stronger until they fight. But above the three energies are realms, and these are realms of the mind. Take the path of heartlessness followed by those supreme swordsmen in Gu Long's stories: to me, that counts as a mental realm.
Every martial artist's mind is unique. After countless trials and refinements, it will manifest differently through each person's body.
That is the way of attack and defense.
Everyone's fighting style has flaws, but refining the mind strengthens a person's control over themselves, allowing them to approach an ever more perfect, flawless fighting style in pursuit of the highest realm of martial arts.
And the degree