Chapter 225: The Previous Chapter Contained a Major Logical Flaw, Corrected

The previous chapter contained a major logical flaw, which has been corrected.

The previous chapter has been revised, expanded from 4,100 characters to 4,500 characters—the extra part is a gift.

Yesterday I was so exhausted I was mentally foggy; the previous chapter took over three hours to write at night, and the entire creative process was exceptionally grueling—it was produced by strictly adhering to character-driven, interest-driven, and conflict-driven fundamentals, forced out through rigid adherence to the overarching plot structure (revised many times).

Finally, adding the epilogue of Chunze True Person brings the total to five thousand characters, fulfilling my promise to all fellow cultivators: during the move, I guarantee at least five thousand characters per update.

But due to extreme fatigue, Chang’an wrote a major logical error without realizing it himself.

Thank you!

Thank you, Daoist Tingfeng and Guan Xue, for pointing it out; thank you, Daoist KanShu365Days; thank you, Daoist KaiXingMeiYiTian; thank you, Daoist Wo Zhang Mouren—had you not noticed the flaw, I might never have realized it myself.

Though your feedback was critical, the depth of your critique reveals a level of insight only long-term, dedicated readers who truly follow and support this novel can achieve; moreover, you dared to directly point out my mistakes, allowing me to correct them promptly—in short, I am deeply grateful.

Additionally, this plot revision will not affect the overall outline or narrative design—please rest assured.

In terms of overall plot coherence and consistency, Chang’an has invested tremendous effort; the revision to the previous chapter adjusted only a relatively minor aspect of interest-based decision logic and did not alter the fundamental conflict structure (since it was written according to the outline, no major issues arise).

In short, please continue to trust Chang’an—I never intended to write such a glaring flaw yesterday; I am ashamed.