Chapter 4106

Regarding the issue of combat power settings, and some heartfelt words.

Regarding the issue of combat power settings, and some heartfelt words.

Recently, I have seen many readers mention that there are problems with the combat power settings. I, Feiwen, have studied it carefully, and there are indeed problems.

Actually, the core problem is that this book I, Feiwen, am writing is simply too long. I truly did not expect to be able to write it this long back then. I underestimated the length of my own work and overestimated my ability to control the later stages after writing such a long piece. However, I, Feiwen, will definitely work hard.

Also, during the period after I returned to updating following my illness and leave of over a year, my CPU was severely overloaded, and I wrote quite a few incorrect settings. After being lashed by you readers, I made rapid corrections. I would like to thank you all for your valuable opinions here. If you didn't truly like this book, you would have deleted it or abandoned it directly upon seeing the setting problems, rather than offering me, Feiwen, suggestions or even getting angry and scolding me a few times.

Regarding combat power, let me explain to you readers: the Supreme Being is the strongest. This was set previously; he is not even from the ancient era, but from much, much, much earlier (I won't spoil the rest).

If Su Xiao were to advance by the book, he would definitely not be able to beat the Supreme Being. You readers are right about that.

Therefore, what I, Feiwen, set is that just as the Supreme Being reached that tier, Su Xiao can do the same. The final boss can do it, and Su Xiao can too; that is roughly the setting.

The current combat power is as follows:

Almost invincible: The Supreme Being (Patch 2; although invincible, the setting is that he is eroded by the long passage of time due to causal destiny, so he needs to seize the causal destiny of the same tier).

T0 tier: The Leader, the contemporary Lord of the Abyss.

The next tier down is the peak of the supreme, such as the Underworld God, the Undead Elder, the Abyss Dragon, and the full-health, uninjured White Bull (I, Feiwen, didn't set the White Bull well; as I wrote, I gave the White Bull a style of the supreme peak, and I, Feiwen, even forgot the setting of the full-health White Bull and let him enter this style as well. This point is indeed worth scolding. I set him to be severely injured by the Abyss Dragon back then just to elevate him, but I didn't write the follow-up well; I have to admit this).

Regarding the highly controversial White Bull, this character appeared relatively early. Because it spans a huge length, there are many various problems. It is indeed easy for me, Feiwen, to have problems writing such characters. The reason is that after spanning such a long range, it is easy to forget, but no matter how much I say, this is indeed my, Feiwen's, problem. I must admit this. Regarding the character White Bull, you readers can look at my, Feiwen's, subsequent patches.

Counting this world's progress, plus the subsequent Abyss invasion, Reincarnation Paradise is entering its final stage. During this period, if I, Feiwen, write any other setting problems, you readers just need to point them out, and I, Feiwen, will definitely correct them rapidly. If there are problems with the settings I write, it is right for me, Feiwen, to be scolded. I hope you readers will forgive me.

In short, the follow-up will uphold one sentence: correct mistakes if you have them, and guard against them if you don't.