The Tree Realm Descends on Douluo Continent

Author's Note on the Launch of Chapter 90

With no hope for Sanjiang, this book will soon be available for purchase, and will continue to be updated daily at midnight as usual.

I plan to update 10,000 words per day for the first ten days, because I want to get a badge.

After that, I'll write 4,000, 6,000, or 8,000 chapters a day, but I estimate 8,000 will be a bit difficult. The main thing is to write as many chapters as I can each day, but I won't write less than two chapters, since I need to get full attendance bonuses.

I still have some drafts saved up, but I also encounter writer's block, so I won't release them all at once. That would be too risky and could easily lead to major mistakes. It would also make it easier for me to rewrite them.

This is my first time writing fanfiction. Perhaps because I've read a wide variety of things, there are some flaws in the beginning, but I'm working hard to correct them.

After writing for so long, I do feel that I have made a lot of progress. Of course, this refers to my drafts. The chapters you are seeing now are probably closer to the part where I have made progress.

I've gone a bit astray. I was originally trying to learn the light-hearted romance and slice-of-life writing style of light novels, but some readers have said it's for female readers. They said they should have just written it as a fantasy novel instead.

My novel, "The Legend of Xuan," is written with ruthless decisiveness, depicting a life of constant killing.

But fan fiction is different. If you kill Tang San directly, the readers will just leave. After all, no matter how annoying Douluo, Tang San, and Shrek Academy are, they are still the main characters. I have never seen a book where Tang San was killed off early and still managed to get back up. He was always thrown into the sea.

This book has exceeded expectations to have reached four rounds, but I might have written it better if I had started from scratch.

Some readers have raised concerns about the water, but this is a matter of personal taste. Some prefer lighthearted, everyday stories, some like to stir things up, and some enjoy action. The author cannot cater to everyone's preferences completely.

My writing style leans towards a simplified ensemble piece. I don't mean to write filler; I think that after the protagonist has done something, the damage the opponents have suffered and the losses they've made should be shown.

This is a world! Since they're going to immerse themselves in it, they're living, breathing people who should have joys and sorrows, cry out in pain when they're beaten, and feel angry when they're deceived.

He talked a lot of nonsense.

I would like to thank the readers who like my writing style, and I hope you can support me by subscribing.

I'm doing my bit to promote this book, as a sacrifice to my success: "Rebirth: Hunting and Fishing in Southern Shaanxi in August 1st".

"Just Graduated, and the Mid-Life Comeback System Has Arrived"

Thank you everyone for your support.

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