Building B

Thank you everyone for voting for me with monthly tickets and recommendation votes. To be honest, as the book has progressed to this point, many people have privately asked me why I'm still persisting with such a low number of clicks and subscriptions. How do I explain that...?

Hehehe, this year is my birth year in the Chinese zodiac. As the saying goes, being born a pig means a bright future... Cough cough cough! I also wish everyone a happy new year filled with good fortune, prosperity, and all your dreams fulfilled! May you live a long and healthy life and make a fortune! 🙏

It's been a while since I've been here. There are already 1300 chapters. I'd like to support the author and, by the way... Take care of yourself and don't work so hard.

I read a few chapters, but lost interest after seeing the part about Hong Hongjun creating the world. I was worried the author wouldn't be able to break away from those traditional characters and storylines.

The author is amazing! Even *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* doesn't have as many words as yours. As a new writer, you should read *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* more. Even the most ordinary protagonist in that book has a cheat code, but Wang Yu manages to keep the reader's focus on the protagonist from the cheat code itself.

I've read dozens of chapters of this book, and it's incredibly addictive! The protagonist's intelligence in his early years is comparable to that of a hundred-year-old, constantly outmaneuvering adults—he's practically invincible! Furthermore, the major opportunities he obtains are inexplicably bizarre.

I haven't read it yet, but no matter how well it's written, the fact that it's so long is amazing.

Just like the synopsis says, the protagonist is busy with all sorts of trivial matters all day long, always looking miserable and resentful. He's either busy with other people's business or on his way to busy with other people's business. Where does he find the time to cultivate immortality? He's always frowning; what's the point of playing? I specifically flipped through hundreds of chapters, and it's still the same old mess… Frustrating!

The author's perseverance is admirable, but I suggest that this book be finished as soon as possible. When starting a new book, not only should the author write diligently, but they also need to learn business acumen; that's how it is online these days, otherwise it's really difficult to become popular.

I really admire this author's perseverance.