Traversing countless worlds from the primordial era

Let's talk about Chapter 61.

I've been busy with various things lately, but I've still managed to keep up with my update schedule, writing 5,000 words a day. That's not a lot, but it's acceptable. Some readers have commented on the slow updates, which makes me both happy and helpless. After all, I'm not a full-time writer, and I have family to take care of. I hope everyone understands, and I hope those who enjoy this book will continue to support it.

I just read the book reviews and I'm very grateful for the encouragement from all the readers. This is very important to an author like me. Having readers who like it means my efforts haven't been in vain. Even if I don't earn any income from it right now, I'm still very satisfied.

Some readers have raised questions and opinions, which I have read all. Many people are puzzled by the fact that Lei Ming, as one of the first humans in the primordial era, had a very high starting point, yet didn't demonstrate any extraordinary abilities, making him seem somewhat unworthy of his reputation. I will explain the setting of cultivation realms in later chapters. As for the issue of the first humans, it will also be mentioned later in the plot, serving as a small foreshadowing. In this book, the first humans were not born holy; they had some special characteristics compared to ordinary humans in later generations, but that's all. As for the reasons, the book may or may not explain them; readers can use their imagination, as the setting serves the plot. If Lei Ming had truly been an immortal from the beginning, then the mortal world would have no meaning.

Furthermore, reading book reviews isn't always enjoyable, and I also dread critical ones. Online novels are loved for their unrestrained imagination, and it's perfectly normal for readers' imaginations or subconscious perceptions to differ from mine on certain points, leading to criticism. Don't even mention a novice like me; even established authors have readers who question their work! However, what I find most unacceptable is when someone launches into a torrent of abuse, calling me an idiot, a moron, etc. This infuriates me and also leaves me wondering: what does such a review prove? Is it displaying your superiority or making others think you're amazing? To these people, I really have nothing to say. We simply have different paths, so let's maintain some decorum. Please leave quietly, and I'll quietly continue writing. You can go find a book you enjoy, while I continue writing for those who like it.

My new book has been out for a month now. In a market teeming with excellent books, I wouldn't presume to call it a success, but it has garnered a following and support from readers, which is the book's significance. To these readers, I feel nothing but gratitude. Perhaps we are separated by vast distances and may never meet in this lifetime, but through this platform and this book, we have had an intellectual and emotional exchange—genuine and unpretentious, which is wonderful!

Thank you all again. Special thanks to readers Winter is Warm, New City Sky, Fate Has a Heart, and Bolin Supreme for their generous donations; thank you to readers Laughing and Talking, New City Sky, Fallen Leaves in the Wind, Morning Tour of Beiyue, Evening Tour of Cangwu, and Yu Family Has Books for their recommendation votes; and thank you to the readers on QQ Bookstore. All I can do is update diligently and tell the story properly.

(End of this chapter)