Alone and Infinite.

Chapter 83 (Separate Chapter)

I've been writing a lot of background information lately, and I'm feeling quite anxious. I took the opportunity to discuss it with some readers in the group.

While their reactions were quite clear, some readers did comment that the premise was complex.

I originally wanted to list out all the known settings, but I've been really tired lately and don't want to do anything.

Therefore, in this chapter, readers with questions can raise them, and I will do my best to answer them!
(Questions and answers section)
Secondly, thank you all for your comments in the book review section; they were a great help.

"Look behind you, don't rush off." "The later parts of Demon Slayer are pretty good."

Many readers must have stayed because of the strong pleas for them to stay in those book reviews.

I almost burst into tears when I saw those comments.

I've experienced this feeling once before. My last book, which I tried to write, failed to gain traction, even though it was in a niche genre like fantasy.

Many authors have asked me why I haven't cut it yet. What can I say?
I just know that many readers are encouraging me to keep writing.

From an initial subscription of 400 to becoming a premium work within three months, and finally reaching 6,000 average subscriptions upon completion, it became the only high-quality HP fanfic that blends Chinese and Western elements on Qidian.

I knew it then; as long as you put your heart into it, readers will eventually see it.

I know that I'm probably destined to be bad at writing openings.

In the three months following the completion of the new book, a total of 11 different themes and over thirty opening sequences were submitted, with one having as many as 12 drafts, all of which were rejected by the editors. In the end, Tiger Tooth Sister was worn down and finally managed to get one approved.

As expected, it was a disaster. It took 16 words to even begin, and probably not many of them will survive.

I estimate that the first subscription for this book will be around three or four hundred, but so what?

Having endured 160,000 words of silence, the road ahead is now under my feet.

Some readers are worried that I might cut it.

My answer is that I don't know the previous book, and I don't know this one either.

Thank you to every reader who made the effort to read on!
Lastly, let's talk about the new dungeon.

I hesitated for a long time before finally choosing Dragon Ball. The Demon Slayer incident really left me completely bewildered.

The reason we chose Dragon Ball is because our undercover agent, Prince Xia, the first Avatar, needs something very important from the Dragon Ball world.

It is related to the division of the Transcendental Palace and is also one of the revival plans left behind by Transcendentalism.

After much thought, I realized that only things from Dragon Ball are suitable.

(End of this chapter)