A Long Time to Come

I actually don't lack stories in this book, but I really didn't write it well. If someone accidentally clicks in, you can jump directly to Chapter 84. I am personally quite satisfied with those chapters, and some of my ideas are quite interesting now that I think about it.

The article is slow to catch on, and to be honest, it doesn't fit into the rhythm of people reading online articles nowadays, but after reading a lot, I can feel that the author is very careful, the world view is grand, and the characters are flesh and blood. I hope the author will work hard and not give up.

I really like the first chapter. If you read without thinking, is that called a book?

Great writing, keep it up!

The prologue is a kind of torture for me, who reads ten lines at a time. I prefer short stories like Dou Po and God of Death, which have a direct sense of immersion in the beginning, just like watching TV series. I don't like to read classical Chinese texts that need to be understood by myself. I like to tell them to me without using my brain.