Top-level Qi Luck: Leading My Clan to Cultivate

Dear readers, I just received a suggestion from the editor to release my book tomorrow.

Upon hearing this plan, wow wow wow... I'm so anxious right now!

What should I do, everyone?

Let me tell you the exact time the book will go live, and here I am, on my knees, begging for your support and subscription!

"Lin Family's Cultivation Journey" will be officially released at 12 PM on August 20th, 2021.

I'm begging for subscriptions... begging for votes...

Since the book is going live, I might as well write a few words of feelings because after all, this is my first time writing a novel.

First of all, I want to thank every reader friend who has collected, recommended, and tipped. (I'm lazy and there are too many people, so I won't list everyone individually)

It's every one of your collections, every comment, every recommendation vote, every monthly vote, and every tip that have given me the motivation to continue writing!

Really....

Every morning when I wake up, the first thing I do is open the assistant app to see how many collections have increased and how many recommendation votes I've received.

I don't know how many times I check each day; one could say I'm even more active than when it comes to my salary.

It's with everyone's support that I've been able to persist, and I sincerely want to say thank you to all of you...

Next, I'd like to thank my editor, Editor Niqiu...

As a novice writer, I'm like a needle in a haystack among many authors, not an exaggeration in the slightest.

My journey from signing the contract to now going live has been relatively smooth, and I've received quite a few recommendations, for which I am truly grateful.

Okay, now let's talk about some personal thoughts!

Up to this point, I'm quite satisfied with the book's performance; as a newbie with such an updating speed, to achieve these results and even surpass expectations is more than satisfying.

Now, I must sincerely apologize to all my reader friends.

My updates have been too few; I feel I've really let down the readers who have been with me all this time!

I feel somewhat guilty and hope to receive everyone's understanding...

Starting next month, I will dedicate more time to writing and try to update more frequently to repay everyone's support.

Last but not least, a bit about myself!

I am a new writer! (So new! Don't laugh when I tell you, but the first few readers will know, in my first two chapters I didn't even divide paragraphs; a two-thousand-word chapter was just one massive paragraph. There were even readers who commented to remind me, and I felt so embarrassed. I quickly revised and divided the paragraphs because I didn't know how to use the writing software at the time. Thankfully, I corrected it in time; otherwise, I would have been too ashamed to face anyone.)

I only started writing novels to fulfill a small dream of mine. It was an impulsive decision, and that's how I started writing this novel.

Just like that, I began, groping my way through and pondering as I went.

Family saga novels are much more difficult to write than those about Loose Cultivators, especially since I have no stockpile of written chapters, no outline, and no detailed outline; I rely purely on passion in my writing.

In the beginning, it was okay, but the further I wrote, the more difficult it became. There were more characters and the content grew more complex. Some details were not meticulous and the logic not coherent, leading to quite a few reader complaints.

Some of the more intense comments from readers hit me hard, but I still managed to keep my composure.

Freedom of speech is everyone's most fundamental right. I am deeply grateful to those readers who have criticized and corrected me, and even more so to those who have supported and comforted me, which is very touching. Thank you all...n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

Writing is not easy. Just typing for a few hours every day and persisting for dozens of days has been tough, something any author can relate to. From the initial passion to the later stage when it almost becomes a burden,

I hope on this lonely and lengthy journey of writing, I can find like-minded friends and together create a quality novel.

No matter what the future holds, I will continue writing with this gratitude, striving to provide more exciting content as a way to give back to everyone.

In closing, I ask everyone to support the legal version of the novel. Spend the money equivalent to a bottle of water or pack of cigarettes to support the author. If you're a student and can't afford it, then read a pirated copy if you must!

Finally, I beg for your subscription, and if possible, setting up a recurring subscription would be even better.

Everyone, Xiao Yan is counting on you all!