Taoist Master Xuanhuang

This concludes our book club meeting. Thank you all for your company over the past two years.

The past cannot be revisited. This book has experienced far too much, mainly the ups and downs of Zuiyue's life, not the ups and downs of the book itself.

However, the author's turbulent life journey also affects everything in this book, with each element complementing the other and exhibiting a strong causal relationship.

I didn't want to say too much; what's past is past, there's nothing to be hard to forget.

Just keep it in your heart; there's no need to keep saying it.

Just one sentence: Dad, your son will always miss you.

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The book doesn't have a bad ending, but it seems to be one in form.

I originally wanted to write that Xuanhuang was the collision of chaos with and without will, giving birth to the first intelligence, and then the great chaos began to think.

Thinking has everything, and then this thinking wants to explore whether there is something beyond chaos, beyond eternity.

Whether or not chaos exists depends entirely on the choices of the readers.

The reason I didn't write it down is because I don't want to fall into the fixed mindset that one's background determines everything.

No wonder you're so awesome. You were the first intelligence born from the collision of the Great Chaos. Because you had thought, everything in the Great Chaos came into being.

Everything in the Great Chaos is a product of your thinking.

I'm afraid that writing it this way might seem like a form of determinism based on one's background.

However, this first intelligence does not have a fixed identity; it can be a Dao scripture, a flame, a life form, any person, or any thing. It does not need to be a being of noble birth.

Although this background is indeed quite extraordinary... well.

As for whether there exists beyond chaos, or above eternity, I haven't thought it through.

If it exists, wouldn't that be an infinite stack of boxes? That seems pointless. If it doesn't exist, then what should we do...? I can't figure it out.

In short, it's up to you whether you think it's there or not; I'll leave it as is.

The main focus of this book is the development process from nothing to something, and the ending also explores the cycle of going from nothing to something, or from something to nothing.

From barren land to the construction of the Qingyun Holy Land, the Xuanhuang Unique Realm, through development, farming, and land reclamation.

It has been consistent and has not collapsed.

The book was originally called "The Lord of Xuanhuang" and had two million words before the name was changed due to traffic issues.

After all, it's an old book with two million views. It has no traffic, or rather, it has already been recommended by all the recommended channels. Changing the name will bring new keywords and new traffic.

For example, keywords like "strange," "construction," and "materials" are all about driving traffic!
This book started with grand ambitions, but due to unforeseen circumstances, it became more of a perfunctory work. I wrote it simply for the sake of writing, and I apologize for that. I don't ask for forgiveness; you can even criticize me—I accept it all.

Ultimately, it's my problem.

In short, thank you to all the old and new readers who have been with us along the way, and thank you to all those who have supported us.

There are so many people, thank you all.

Thank you all for subscribing to our original content. I have no way to repay you, so I can only wish you good health, peace, and happiness.

Life is but a fleeting hundred years; nothing matters more than life and death.

May every book lover enjoy boundless happiness and longevity, success in their career, and harmony in their family.

May love accompany you, and may your career help you succeed.

May everyone enjoy delicious meals and bright sunshine throughout the four seasons... Dear readers, we'll see you in the next book.

Thank you! !
[My new book (This Primordial Era Is No Ordinary) is a rewrite of the Primordial Era genre, but from a different perspective. It's not a typical Primordial Era novel. I hope you'll support it. Thank you.] (End of Chapter)