Above the Skies

Hello everyone, this is Guanqi. Thank you for supporting my new book, "Above the Clouds." The book has been in preparation for several months, with several versions deleted along the way. The latest version is now available, and I hope you will all support it.

Congratulations on your new book! Wishing you great success! (Remember to update extra chapters! Haha)

Jun Chen: Happy Lantern Festival, Guan Qi! I've been reading your books for over ten years, from the Minkou Grand Array to the Great Jing Heavenly Court, where the dynastic system was completely perfected. Later, I followed your books, such as Immortal Emperor and Peerless Heavenly Venerable. I used to read the free versions, but after becoming an author myself, I realized the importance of the official version. I'm here to support the official version and wish you a Happy Lantern Festival. I was planning to come over for the New Year, but I've been a bit busy. I have a few small questions: First, Jiang Lianshan's death still feels too abrupt. Second, the identity transformation between Ji Yao and Yao Ji—now she's traveled back to become the Queen Mother of the West, and after her death, she reincarnated in the present—it's a bit confusing! I really like your books and have always been learning from you. I've also been following "Above the Sky." The Destiny Wheel time-travel system here, because people from the present travel back in time, establishes the historical facts of the past. Each era's participation ensures that the present hasn't changed. The accumulation of each era will eventually lead to an explosion in this era. I'm really looking forward to it! Best regards, Jun Chen!

Above the heavens, the earth grinned, and the myriad arts of the universe remained untouched by the winds. Having witnessed countless shifts in the seasons, and the terrifying power of the gods and demons amidst the raging waves, I conquered all directions, witnessing the magnificent spectacle of gods and demons, the upheavals of heaven and earth, all under the sway of my pen. (I first started reading Guanqi's works with *Eternal Immortal Realm*. I am not very knowledgeable and cannot offer any professional commentary, but I can only offer these few words to you. Writers know the loneliness and solitude of writers. Above the heavens, it is both legendary and signifies countless tribulations. I will continue to read your masterpieces diligently. This heartfelt sentiment represents only a small token of my affection.) [Many envy your dazzling success, but I pity the hardships you have endured along the way. Guanqi, thank you for your hard work. Thank you so much for constantly bringing us surprises and emotions. As your loyal reader and devoted fan, I will always follow you.] Wishing you good health and all the best.

The "Extra" thread has been created on WeChat and Tieba, and some of the entries have been used in my drafts. However, not many. Therefore, I'm re-establishing the "Extra" thread here. Those who need extra roles are welcome to apply! Currently, we urgently need extra roles from the Ying, Yehe, Jiang, and Zhou families. Other names are also welcome to apply! Welcome, welcome!

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[The Immortal Dream] With dreams, one cannot die; born a dragon. My understanding of Guan Qi (a character in the novel) largely stemmed from the concept of immortality. Back then, cell phones didn't have internet; they were the old-fashioned feature phones. A few of us who loved reading novels bought a 4GB memory card and downloaded over a hundred novels at once. Among those books was one called "Immortal Life," which showed me that cultivating immortality could be so late in life. I remember giving up several times during the first few chapters, mainly because the constant shouts from Master Zhong made it awkward, haha. But later, I slowly read on, seeing Master Zhong's heartache over spending his entire life on the most worthless pill in the cultivation world, and his pain over Zhong Shijiu (at first I thought) and the others only caring about getting ahead and treating their adoptive father this way. The most memorable part of the following chapters was the promise between Guan Qi and Ling'er—a promise that seemed silly to us, yet it always moved me deeply. And then there's Zhongshan's line, "I'm his father," I wonder if anyone still remembers it? There are so many more, but I don't want to write anymore, because everyone has their own memories. If you have any that moved you the most, or those that are most unforgettable, please reply. May everyone live forever, may everyone be born a dragon. First, fate; second, luck; third, feng shui; fourth, cultivating fame and fortune; fifth, studying.

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