The Beginning of the Heroic Age: Prequel

Personally, I think the author is incredibly conscientious! Writing the main story must have been exhausting, right? But the author added a prequel, which is truly admirable! Is the author hoping to explain some details from the main story in the prequel? Such a meticulous and conscientious author, I'm completely in awe! But as a fan, I also want to remind the author to take care of their health. After all, writing is mentally taxing. I'm a student, and if I had an income, I would definitely support them wholeheartedly! Unfortunately, I have to carry a backpack; knowledge is indeed "heavy." I dare say that if Lin Jie used something as heavy as a backpack as a weapon, it would be incredible! [Indeed, knowledge is...]

The author is truly amazing! Writing the main story while also considering the prequel's structure is impressive. (However, it's been a month since the last update... (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑)) From the moment I finished the first volume, I was wondering about the protagonist's heroic past, what he experienced, from the ruthless crime-fighting figure mentioned in the main story to his current goofy self. And the various relationships between Xiaoxi, Tian Shujiao, and the protagonist, etc., Are just too many to list. Since I read the main story quite late, I only discovered this book then, which conveniently satisfied my pent-up frustration (seems like there's nothing wrong with that...). The depiction of school life is very realistic and engaging. As a student myself...

As a huge fan of Jie-ge, I'm a crazy supporter! I first read the manga, then the novel, and both are so incredibly good! Ah… Jie-ge is so handsome!!! I love the author's writing style so much~~~~~ I've been following the story for so long~ The manga too~ I can't take it anymore, I feel like my blood is flowing like a river, I need to go replenish my blood… Um, I don't know what my blood type is, can someone replenish my blood? QAQ

Authors, writing novels isn't just about writing lines; you also need to learn how to correct typos!

When I searched for books with this account and saw over 60 million results, I was stunned. What the hell? So many typos! 😏😏😏 You guys actually managed to read it all, but the content is indeed very good... So... So... So... Author: Zero was born... Passerby A: What? Zero's egg was born... Passerby B: Ha! Born?... Passerby C: What the hell, is it an egg or a birth... Passerby D: Holy crap/Zero's Christmas... Fan King: Someone, find the gardener upstairs, drag him out and euthanize him! (▼皿▼#)

I really like this novel, although the updates are a bit slow (a reader's complaint). It basically tells the story of Lin Jie's transformation from a well-behaved and sensible (just kidding) child into a very righteous hero. Of course, the author's writing style is quite good, especially in character development, which is very successful, as evidenced by the number of fans. I'm really looking forward to more surprises from the author. Okay, I can't keep this up, so I'll just use plain language. It's well-written and deserves encouragement, but the updates are just too slow! Every time I see an update, it feels like winning the lottery—I'm incredibly happy. —...

After watching it, I have absolutely no idea how he grew up.

This prequel is likely to be quite difficult to write. After all, it needs to avoid conflict with the original work, and the appearance and death of the female protagonist, Akane, is also difficult to arrange. Furthermore, the climax of this work—whether it's the battle against the World Serpent or the enemy who killed Akane—is uncertain. Moreover, the identity of Akane's killer is unknown; if this character appears in the prequel, they either need to be killed off in the prequel or introduced in the original work. The same applies to other characters. Therefore, the world-building in this book must be more rigorous than the original, and the heroes around Zero also need to be explored, as does the appearance of Ivan. These are some of the reasons why this book is difficult to write.

However, thinking about it, I know the plot will definitely be heart-wrenching. For example, the main story mentions going to another world and forcing the princess there to her death, slaughtering the sea creatures in the Fantasy Sea, and killing Xiaoqian herself. All of this has a tragic feel to it. It's these events in the prequel that led to Lin Jie's later changes. I just hope the author will be merciful and not make it too cruel. Also, I'm really curious about a character, Nicholas DouDou. I hope the author can introduce him; he seems like an interesting vampire. And how did Lin Jie obtain Guixu? That's about it. I feel the prequel will be better than the main story because there will be constant fighting in the prequel—fighting the World Serpent, fighting the outer...

As a student, I'm really poor. I've never spent money on novels before, but this book completely piqued my interest! I was so itchy to read the rest, I couldn't sleep! So, for the first time, I gritted my teeth and used the money I'd spent on phone credit to buy the novel…it really hurt! But at least I've filled the void in my heart. Finally, although I know writing a book is hard work, I still want to say, author, please update soon! I've saved up my money and am ready to read it all the way to the end!