Some words of thanks, book lovers, please come in!

A few words, dear readers, please come in!

Next up is the conclusion of the Blood expansion pack, which is also a way to summarize some of the preceding events.

Since it involves quite a lot of things, including the deities in the Abyssal Land, the relationship between Luo and the Blood Legion,

as well as ancient inheritances and so on.

Special note: It might take about four days to finish this final battle.

Readers, please don't be impatient. If you can't wait, you can let it sit and stockpile for a bit!

Below are some digressions from the humble author.

Readers should be able to tell that starting from the Battle of the Oracle, the pacing of this book has undergone a slight change.

From the original monster-hunting and leveling-up, it later shifted more towards progressing the plot and interacting with the natives.

Even the protagonist's personality has undergone some slight changes.

Most of the readers on Qidian should have already entered society, and many readers have already started families and careers.

Everyone carries a lot of responsibilities and pressures in real life, unconsciously changing your original intentions.

Therefore, the protagonist Cao Xing is actually equivalent to an ordinary person in the public, who only thinks about solving things quietly by himself when encountering trouble.

Of course, readers read this book just to relax.

This book has also been maintaining a brisk and satisfying rhythm.

While pushing the plot forward, it also balances the survival conditions of the Survivors and the development of the territory.

In addition to the above reasons, there is another reason: when a book is written to the middle stage, repetitive tropes will make people tired.

I could keep repeating the previous rhythm: clearing dungeons, fighting monsters, and developing the territory.

But at most two million words in, readers will feel bored and then drop the book.

Many books also start to collapse around this time.

Compared to using repetitive tropes to milk money, I prefer to let readers see a complete story and a well-rounded world.

After this Blood Chaos ends, it will enter the third stage, which is the late stage of this book.

The protagonist's Giant City will be completed, and then the focus will shift towards farming and developing the territory.

Of course, we will also go to some new maps to explore and fight monsters.

For example, the Lost Royal City, such as that SS-grade trial quest, as well as the Land of Divine War and so on.

Readers can rest assured that this book will always maintain a brisk rhythm.

Then let's talk about myself.

In reality, the humble author doesn't like to talk, including not communicating much with readers, and hasn't even established a reader chat group.

Because in my life, there is only writing books, writing books, writing books—-

Last year, I wrote a total of over five million words, ranking 13th among all authors on Qidian.

Working 365 days a year without a break, I persist in updating more than 15,000 words every day.

High-intensity typing has also given me many occupational diseases, such as tenosynovitis, anxiety, and so on—

I think readers should be able to see that this cannot be sustained by simple passion alone.

Then let's report on this book's performance.

From a first-order of over 500 to the current average subscription of 5,800, it has multiplied by about ten times, which is pretty decent.

I will also keep updating all the way, striving to go straight until the day it concludes.

Here, thanks again for the support of the readers.

The humble author bows in gratitude!

(PS: The reader group for this book has been established, and the group number is 2151064656.)