Do not die

As early as the beginning of this book, when the protagonist broke through the foundation building, I actually encountered a similar problem. When writing about the realm breakthrough, I always couldn't help but write about it in a random way. I didn't follow the mature and convenient path, but I had to make trouble. As a result, I almost suffocated myself to death, and the reading effect was not necessarily good. I originally wanted to just write "the golden elixir cracks and the primordial infant emerges" to get through this catastrophe.

But it's true that many of the previous texts have already deadened the path, so I had to bite the bullet and write on.

Moreover, there is also the biggest pit hidden in this book. If I don't find a way to recover it now, I won't be able to fill it back in the future.

Although, I can pretend not to know these, eat up the previous settings directly, and go back to the mature path that has been walked by countless authors, but in this way, it feels like I'm cheating.

Either I honestly follow the classic path from the beginning, but my book has deviated from this path little by little since the foundation building. Now if I pretend that "nothing happened" to save myself the effort of writing, it would be really shameless.

There are also pits of all sizes that I have dug before, some of which were really the result of a sudden inspiration at the time. Now that I have to fill the pits, I realize how "pitfall" those practices were at the time - pitting myself!

"What a sin!!!!"

I wanted to go back to the past and slap myself.

"Can't you write honestly? Can't you follow the classic path? Try it... now you feel good!"

I originally chose the system of Qi training, foundation building, Dan formation, and Yuanying because I valued its maturity and stability, and it could "hold down" my thoughts as much as possible, so that they would not wander around at any time.

As a result, a classic and smooth path that has been verified by countless great gods has been taken by me little by little to the point where there is almost no way to go, and now I have to open my own way.

I don't know what words to use to describe this stupid behavior. (End of this chapter)