My Road to Survival in the Warring States

Back in the early days of the internet, when Qidian.com only had a simple homepage framework, I loved reading web novels. Every book from Qidian was a masterpiece, and everyone was passionately discussing the plot and focusing on the character development—until *I Am a Great Mage* ushered in a new era of fast-paced web novels. Fantasy stories, rebirth, overpowered protagonists, and battle qi began to dominate the novel world. At that time, I thought I should read fanfiction instead. Back then, fanfiction writers painstakingly built beautiful worlds, filling in the gaps in the original plots and creating their own ideal world—until zhttty...

I'm experiencing some writer's block today, so I'll write a long review myself. Perhaps it's a case of "a newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger," but the idea for this book came from a dream of mine. Without much thought, I wrote the prologue and began my stumbling creative journey. It's fair to say that this book started unprepared; both the story outline and the overall background felt rushed. Even my initial motivation for becoming a VIP was simply to get a monthly recommendation slot. I admire Xiang Shaolong's carefree spirit and hoped to create a female protagonist who could drive the course of history; therefore, the plot and world-building were modeled after Huang Yi's style. But clearly, I...

I've had this book in my collection for a long, long time. I've read countless novels, from fantasy to rebirth, urban to historical, martial arts to action-packed stories. Aside from a few truly classics, I've forgotten most of them. I came to this site specifically for the transformation novel, and among my many "harem" novels, this one is quite unique. It features ancient transformation and has a distinctive writing style. Compared to other ancient transformation novels, this one has a simple, rigorous, and dignified feel, a sense of history. Definitely worth reading. 😚😚😚😚😚

There are probably still about twenty or thirty chapters left. I'll write them slowly, and then I'll upload them all at once to conclude the story.

The author has finally made up his mind to revise the ending of the first volume, which was the most criticized part. Once the chapter review is complete, the author's dark history will probably be gone... Right... Right... Right... Right...

Thank you all for still paying attention to this book!

Recently, I received a small promotion, and my boss also gave me a 30% raise. In return, my workload has increased significantly. Therefore, the author is no longer able to maintain the previous update method. Going forward, the author will write more casually while keeping 10,000 words in reserve. Once a chapter reaches the required word count, the author will publish it. There may be several days without updates, or multiple updates in a single day.

In this fast-paced era, whether it's games, novels, or TV dramas, most planners, authors, and screenwriters gleefully swim in this fast-food ocean, raking in wave after wave of profits, exhausting themes before happily abandoning them, because there will always be some willing suckers to clean up their messes. In this respect, the author is quite conscientious, not becoming part of this fast-food phenomenon. What truly attracts me is the setting. This book is a rare example of setting driving the plot, and I hope it always will be. Most authors let the plot drive the setting; they always use settings from before the plot collapsed. These authors always think of themselves as creator gods, recklessly writing whatever comes to mind in their books...

Chapter 11, finally finished writing the most important plot of the book. There's one last bit of plot left, but I'm afraid I won't have time to finish it this month.

There's a lot going on at the end of the year, so I'll only be updating one chapter a day this month.