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Therefore, some readers' criticisms include terms like "extremely abnormal," "peak of martial arts," and "martial will," which are astonishing, defying the heavens, and constantly breaking through the eternal void. These terms all appeared in the original work.

Of course, being a complete newbie, the first few dozen chapters did indeed suffer from the common problem of newbies: sometimes I went too far and ended up just indulging in self-indulgence, as people often say.

But there were improvements later!

I personally love the fight scenes in "Covering the Sky". Back then, it was so exciting to watch. I really admire Chen Dong for his choice of words.

What I'm most satisfied with about this book is that I think my imitation of the fighting and training scenes captured some of the essence of the original work (just my opinion!).

Returning to the ending, it was decided from the very beginning that the story would end after the protagonist becomes an emperor or an immortal.

Besides, I've only read less than half of Sacred Ruins. Although I've filled in the endings of the later chapters, I simply can't write them.

If things were perfect, given the protagonist's current cultivation level, he wouldn't be able to write many chapters even if he went there, so there's no need to force it.

Then, if I continue writing, I can only write about everyday hard water, which I feel is mediocre, and I don't want to write anymore. So, I feel it's best to end it now.

And then there's the new book.

The new book will be original. I feel I have some experience now, so I can give it a try.

I already have some ideas for the content of the new book, but there are still some issues I'm struggling with. It might be released in the next two or three days.

Finally, I sincerely thank every reader who has supported me!

thank!

The new book has been released.

The original title was "I Transmigrated, My Father is a Rebel Leader".

Now it's changed to "I Am the Great Emperor, Ending the Chaotic World of Martial Arts"

Those who bear the burden of the suffering of the masses are either heroes or kings in chaotic times.

In a chaotic world of martial arts and the end of a dynasty, Huang Dongsheng transmigrated to another world. His father was a rebel leader and a peasant army soldier.

Huang Dongsheng chose to shoulder everything, become the Great Emperor, and end this chaotic world!

Those who are interested can take a look.