If nothing unexpected happened, this book was going premium at noon today.
Actually, it could have gone premium half a month ago, when it was 140,000 to 150,000 words long, but I hesitated and ultimately decided against it.
That was because this butterfingered author had no chapters stockpiled and couldn't release a burst of updates. I was honestly a little embarrassed.
Fortunately, I'd been writing for a month and a half and had made some progress. Over the past half month, I'd snatched time wherever I could and saved up a few chapters, so I could at least give everyone something.
I first came across Peerless Tang Sect in elementary school. I read the Douluo I comic, the Douluo II novel, and then the Douluo I novel, so it was actually my first web novel.
When I read it in elementary school, I didn't notice anything wrong. It wasn't until the anime came out a while ago and I revisited it that I was thoroughly disgusted.
On top of that, I was hooked on FGO at the time, and so this story was born. I put a lot of work into completing it; you could say it was my way of holding on to my nostalgia.
Next, let me talk about where this book is headed.
As for power levels, just as some readers have said, this book follows the semi-invincible protagonist route.
Unlike Huo Yuhao, whose cheats never stopped coming, the protagonist Lin Xi essentially has only one cheat. However, its design is so overpowered that his combat strength has long since overflowed by a huge margin.
Some readers think that's great, while others feel the progression is too fast and risky.
Let me make my position clear: at most, there may be periods when the protagonist's growth in