I Can See Through All Information.

 Chapter 61 Remarks on the Release

I received a notice from the editor today, asking me to put it on the shelves early tonight.

 The reason is that she observed that the book was no longer enough to compete for the next round of recommendations, so she arranged to put it on the shelf.

 When I heard the news, I was actually caught off guard.

 I always thought that this book should have 200,000 words before it would be put on the shelves.

 Because I have seen a lot of fairy tales, which are almost like this.

But since the editor said so, she must have a reason, so let’s put it on the shelves.

So let me officially tell you now that this book will be on the shelves in the early hours of tonight. If you think this book can be read, please give me an initial subscription.

 After talking about putting it on the shelves, let’s talk about this book.

 First of all, I want to make it clear that I wanted to write about daily life in this book from the beginning. You should have seen the big three words "everyday life" on the label.

However, I see that many readers seem to have little interest in daily life, so I will speed up the next plot and let the protagonist contact the outside world earlier.

  Secondly, there is the issue of the cultivation system.

I would like to make it clear that the training in this book is not an orthodox system of qi training and foundation building to improve immortality.

 The innate realm is already considered a relatively powerful realm.

 So you don’t have to worry that after the protagonist reaches the innate level, he won’t be able to defeat the little miscellaneous fish who have reached the first level of Qi training.

 Third, the issue regarding updates is that in the early morning, probably three chapters will be updated first.

As for tomorrow, it depends on how much I can write. Anyway, the update on the release day will not be less than 10,000 words.

 For subsequent updates, we can only guarantee two updates, and occasionally add updates.

 Okay, enough of the nonsense. I guess you won’t want to hear it if you talk too much.

 So the last thing to say is.

 Wish everyone a happy New Year and a happy holiday.

 (End of this chapter)