Fragments of the Old Days

I've heard that cows born in sheepfolds grow up behaving like sheep. You're at Qidian, constantly using your ears and eyes, yet you've lost interest in writing. Is that reasonable? Qidian's strength lies in its inheritance of ancestral etiquette and skills. Stopping writing leaves no outlet for pressure, only fatigue—isn't that abandoning the roots for the branches? 🙂

What's your purpose in starting this new book? Who told you to do this? 😀

Writing fantasy is good, but we all know that authors like these are probably just trying to perfect the dish. Don't expect fantasy dumplings to be perfectly made; as long as the filling is plentiful, they don't fall apart, and the flavor doesn't clash with the vinegar, that's fine.

Good grief, the same old tricks. First, write a fantasy novel about an unfinished eunuch, then start the serious stuff, right? You big conman!

I thought my life was complete after reading the last book, Sword Formation, but I couldn't help myself. Did I gain some new insights during the years I disappeared in between? Surely they can't be so broke that they don't have money for food?

Wuhu~ Your Sword Formation Emperor is back! Fast forward to his academic paper-based brain-draining moments!

It's almost the end of the year, and I want to read a new book; its quality just needs to be similar to Xin Shun's. 😭

How about we complete the Chieftain update? We can do that on other platforms too.

Could the author write a story about an entrepreneur who achieved wealth and success through unconventional means? Describe the brutal methods used in the primitive accumulation of capital from the perspective of the protagonist or interest group rather than the perspective of national leaders. For example, write about stories from this period such as "Britain in 1740", "France in 1780", and "The Triangular Trade".

When will the new book come out? 😡 I'm still waiting to read the same old stuff.