This is a summary, a review and reflection on the content of the first 200 chapters.
First, there's the issue of filler content in the story. Well, this problem mainly lies in the later plot. If the author were to write directly about it, the pacing would feel too fast.
However, adding these features makes it feel a bit watered down. These issues have been recorded and will be revised later. Please provide feedback here regarding any specific problems you find, and the author will make changes accordingly.
The author will listen to the opinions of all readers. If you have any comments, you can raise them directly in the group. The author will check the group every day.
The author will try to reach the end of the Sengoku arc around chapter 300.
Around chapter 400, the entire chaotic Warring States period ends, a unified empire is established, and then the epilogue begins.
That is, it skips the late Warring States period and goes straight to the time of Madara Uchiha, starting to write about the fates of these people after the protagonist changed their lives.
From that point on, the book will transition to a more casual, slice-of-life phase, ending the Warring States period. At most, the threat of the Otsutsuki might be mentioned occasionally. However, since the author doesn't like Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, he won't include any Boruto: Naruto Next Generations storylines.
Then there's the issue of romance, which everyone's been asking about. The author isn't good at writing romance scenes; in fact, the author initially considered whether to write a story without a female lead.
But then I thought, in ancient times, no matter what, you had to leave descendants, just like a monarch had to leave offspring.
So later I officially confirmed that it would be a multi-female lead storyline, but although it's called a multi-female lead storyline, there are actually no romantic subplots.
Unlike other power struggle novels that dedicate a dozen or so pages to the romance and experiences of the male and female leads, I only interweave glimpses of their daily interactions within the power struggle scenes, with no more than two pages of those together, totaling no more than 30 pages.
Furthermore, they are generally glossed over; in other words, the author won't write about romance, even after the later power struggles have ended. The author simply doesn't intend to include romance.
Yes, the author will improve and resolve these issues later. The most important one is the writing style.
As you readers can probably see, the author's writing style is clearly colloquial, reflecting the author's own speaking habits.
There's no way around it; after all, the author was trying to write quickly, and given the limited time available, they used direct voice input.
If there are any typos, please point them out, and the author will correct them.
Finally, regarding the lack of response to previous reader feedback, the author's account had issues and was not normally logged into it. However, this problem has now been resolved.
The author checks this account from time to time to see reader feedback, so comments left there should be seen.
In conclusion, the author will revise the story to avoid unnecessary filler, and while there are multiple female leads, the romance is not explored much.
Please feel free to raise any further questions. The author will make revisions accordingly. Thank you all.
Furthermore, the author firmly opposes AI writing novels!