Chapter 106: Major Announcement

Major Announcement

The author has abandoned the novel, a cause for great joy and celebration, congratulations to all.

The reason is simple: the performance was too poor, an average of 100, haha.

A subscription-to-order ratio of 1:80, a performance that collapsed in blood.

If you want to curse, go ahead; the author has no balls.

The author has summarized the reasons for the bloodbath.

First, the genre problem.

The author vainly attempted to fuse post-apocalyptic and Eastern-Western genres, but ambition exceeded ability, resulting in failure.

Second, it is still a genre problem.

Post-apocalyptic fiction restricts my creativity; the reasons need no explanation.

Will the author write books again?

Of course, I am starting a new book right now.

This time I have learned my lesson and am launching a new book directly.

This time it is a D&D genre, pure Western fantasy, with a system, the protagonist transmigrates, starts directly as a mage, and does not engage in melee combat.

Later, I might dabble in things like the Polymorph Other spell, but I will absolutely not cast a single Light spell and then go hack people.

Nor will I write about those damn tier bonuses; even a Legend does not possess the ability to destroy heaven and earth.

I consider it high praise if a Legend can break an army of a thousand.

So if you see a level 10 character stabbed to death by a level 1 character in the next book, do not be surprised.

D&D levels are just that simple and unadorned.

The rules are primarily 3R; I write a mage, not a monkey-mage, and warriors are forever the little brothers.

Those magic-immune monsters like monks will be stacked with spell penetration and die directly.

Moreover, the skill points that you have criticized will finally come in handy.

The protagonist starts from zero, rises step by step, and every single skill point must be used cautiously, otherwise he will die.

Finally, I still hope readers who like this genre can offer their support.