The Great Ruler wanted to lie down but was thrown into the Spirit Road.

Chapter 71 seems to be going on sale tomorrow...

Looking back, I can hardly believe I've already written seventy chapters!

I've forgotten how I came up with the idea of ​​writing a book. It felt like it just suddenly came to me—to write a fan fiction.

Then I was spotted by the editor and started writing, signed a contract, and kept writing until now.

At the beginning, I really had no writing experience. I just wrote whatever came to mind, relying on my own enthusiasm. Sometimes, a chapter of two or three thousand words would take me a long time to think about, and I would revise it again and again, worrying that I might have written something wrong.

After all, when you're typing alone, there's no feedback at all.

Later, more and more book lovers started reading my books, and some of them were really great and gave me encouragement. To be honest, I was always happy to see an encouraging comment back then.

It can make me happy for a long time.

Of course, there was also a barrage of criticism that made me very sad and somewhat dejected.

But just when I was about to give up, readers immediately started voting for me with recommendation tickets and monthly tickets (thank you everyone) ————

Then I thought, I've already said I'd see things through to the end, I can't go back on my word, after all, a person should have basic integrity.

And there are also readers who are waiting to read my book.

Therefore, I will adjust my mindset and gradually correct my mistakes when faced with criticism.

This is my first time writing a book, so I've been lying around the whole time...

Actually, my original intention was to write a more relaxed fan fiction, to write about my own feelings about the Great Ruler.

However, my writing skills are really limited and poor. It's difficult for me to express what I want to say. I often make a lot of mistakes and fall into many pitfalls. By then, it's completely too late to correct them.

Later, I had no choice but to grit my teeth and keep writing.

I'm not a genius, just an ordinary person. I can't make every reader feel comfortable, so I can only apologize.

Let's talk about the character Wu Yingying, who doesn't have a good impression of everyone.

My initial idea was to portray her on the Spirit Road as a spoiled and willful character, somewhat like a female imp from other books. But I never wrote anything like that, and what I ended up with backfired, turning her into a character that everyone hated.

It's my fault for giving people a bad impression, and I apologize again. I also apologize to Wu Yingying in the book. I will reconsider how to portray her in the future.

The transitional plot about the Road to Supremeness was my own idea, but many readers don't like it, since everyone comes here to read fanfiction.

But what I was thinking before was that I couldn't really let the protagonist go to the Northern Cang Spiritual Academy, could I? — Wouldn't more readers say that I was writing a babysitting novel? So I have been deliberately avoiding that.

Also, avoid having too much interaction with Mu Chen.

I know what everyone is really here for.

So, just like Lin Jing, she has a jade pearl within her, lively and intelligent. Therefore, I have to carefully consider every word she says to make her seem consistent with the original work and not deviate too much, so as not to give people a bad feeling.

Some readers have said that I slowed down the pace in this section, and after thinking about it carefully, I think there might indeed be a problem.

But I will make some adjustments. After giving the protagonist all the advantages, I will speed up the pace and focus on the part where the protagonist enters the vast world after becoming a supreme being.

Finally, I really want to thank every single reader. It was your companionship that made me persevere.

I also hope that as the word count increases and I gain more experience, I can write this book better and won't make everyone feel awkward anymore. Thank you!