170: Summary at the end of the volume

Volume One, "Nirvana Era," has been completed.

The performance of this volume has also steadily risen.

In one month, the initial subscription of forty-four quadrupled.

This achievement is inseparable from everyone's strong support, and I, the humble author, express my gratitude here!

So every day, my updates are either six thousand or eight thousand words, all to thank everyone for their strong support.

For the updates in Volume Two, I will also try my best to publish six or eight chapters a day, to ensure everyone enjoys reading.

I am actually very grateful to everyone for the suggestions made in the comment section and chapter reviews, pointing out my shortcomings.

This allows me to understand my mistakes and correct them in a timely manner (this is very important for an author).

For this, I must thank the bug-hunting squad, led by Ma Liang.

I still hope for your continued support; I see every bug report and comment you make.

This volume ended up being shorter than expected; the plot, originally set for 1.2 million words, only reached 360,000, with too many cuts and deletions, making me want to cry.

In summary, Volume One can be boiled down to three points.

First, Chen Fan grew from an ordinary martial artist, through several battles of blood and fire, to an invincible Planetary Level practitioner.

Second, the appearance of Blood Blade Venerable was merely a prelude, meant to introduce Blade Hell and the exquisite jade tablet, which are the real focus.

Third, after Chen Fan's return this time, Earth will undergo Earth-shattering changes, and the plot will begin to become exciting.

Concurrently, the Earth storyline enters a fifty-thousand-word countdown.

Preview: The next chapter will be the most important chapter of the entire novel, and also the one that all of you will like the most.

Because the first female lead is about to make her appearance.

Slurp... I'm drooling a bit.

The detailed outline is ready, but I haven't written the specific content yet.

Originally, Volume One should have contained many schemes and calculations, but the overarching environment was one of unified resistance against monsters, so more schemes would have been useless.

All prosper or all suffer together, so I simply removed all schemes to make it seem purer.

Just like when the The Two Great Martial Arts Schools, Thunderbolt and Limit, encountered a beast tide siege in the South American jungle and were on the verge of annihilation.

Major forces around the world almost all mobilized to offer assistance.

This is the Great Nirvana Era, where humanity helped each other to overcome difficulties together.

This is what I wanted to express, but I clearly failed to convey it, and instead padded it with a lot of filler.

The Great Nirvana Era was a time of war and pervasive crisis, and humanity yearned for heroes to turn the tide.

Everything that needed to be prepared in Volume One has been done; next up is breaking out of Earth and traveling far and wide.

Therefore, Volume Two, "Deep Space Voyage," will feature many mysterious mystical regions and dungeons, some of which are even more exciting than the Genius Battle.

But in the end, it will still focus on the Genius Battle, as it involves some hidden threads related to the Primitive Mystical Region.

Actually, I've been suppressing the protagonist all along; otherwise, the Earth arc could have directly extended to the World Lord Rank (of course, you would curse me to tears for that; I, the humble author, know my place).

Finally, reaching invincible Planetary Level is just barely passing.

I, the humble author, have written many invincible-style novels before, which inevitably has a slight influence on the style of this book, but I will try my best to avoid it.

At the same time, I need everyone to remind me often.

If curses don't wake me up, then hit me with recommendation tickets and monthly passes.

Tomorrow, May 1st, at twelve o'clock, there will still be a minimum of three chapters, six thousand words; please leave your monthly passes for support.

Three chapters are just the minimum; there might be four, five, or six chapters.

Anyway, whatever I can write today, I will release all of it at midnight.

But writing speed depends entirely on typing speed.

Although my typing speed is only half that of Old Eagle, the quality is poles apart.

Typing too fast would make me pad a five-hundred-word plot into ten thousand words.

Don't ask; if you ask, it means the author is a big filler-writer.