Words Upon Publication

I have received the notification that the book will be officially published and go on sale tomorrow, July 1st.

The free chapters of The Final Legend have reached 360,000 words, and it will require a subscription starting tomorrow. I don't wish to say anything overly sentimental; I simply hope that the readers who enjoy this book can offer their support. Thank you very much, and I bow in gratitude.

That being said, I actually didn't want to write an official publication speech, because I am well aware that even if I write one, only a few dozen or perhaps a dozen people will read it. The book hasn't achieved remarkable success, and its style is far from mainstream, so I will leave it at that for now.

Although I have always felt that this book is quite good—at least every single chapter was written with all my heart—perhaps this is just the misguided illusion of a mediocre person.

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Let me briefly talk about The Final Legend.

I have abandoned books halfway through in the past, and whenever I think back on the comments from those few supportive readers, a heavy tightness still constricts my chest. Therefore, regardless of how this book performs in terms of sales or rankings, I will continue to write it strictly according to the original outline and world-building. Everyone can rest assured of this! I will not rush the ending or compromise the quality of the content simply because of poor performance.

To be honest, I have poured an immense amount of effort into this book, particularly into the world background, the races, and especially the power system. The seven races are completely distinct, each with its own origins and civilization, which is why I refuse to bring it to a hasty and perfunctory conclusion.

Compared to current mainstream novels, the protagonist, Nangong Yuchen, does not possess some heaven-defying, face-slapping cheat code, nor does the book feature lighthearted and comedic daily routines. Perhaps it lacks prominent hooks!

However, from the very first word of this novel, what I have wanted to express is a fervent dream forged in the fires of catastrophe, alongside a path of justice where absolute right and wrong do not simply exist in black and white!

Starting from the third arc and extending all the way through, it will always be so.

Nangong Yuchen is just like any ordinary person in a vast sea of humanity. It is only through everything he must experience that he appears extraordinary, rather than starting out with a flood of unearned power that carries no genuine meaning!

Because, just like all of you, and just like myself, he is a young man who gradually grows and transforms step by step!

Finally, the thing I most want to say to everyone is that I hope readers who love The Final Legend can continue to support it all the way through. Let us witness together Nangong Yuchen's power, his emotions, his unreachable justice and dreams, and his true maturation and resilience forged through repeated transformations.

And let us uphold the justice we persist in within our own hearts!

I will leave it at that for now. Reader Group: 310593776. Everyone is welcome to join.