During this period, Chunfeng was busy with other things. In addition, two elderly people at home passed away some time ago, which made the writing mood mess up, and many places were a bit unsatisfactory. In recent chapters, I have seen some readers commented that the writing was a bit messy, so have they started writing randomly?

Well, maybe it's a bit messy, but it won't be written randomly. The main reason is that Chunfeng wants to dig some pits in advance, reveal the highlights first, and the direction of the book in the future.

Why do you need to add Journey to the West? In fact, this book really doesn't go west with Tang Monk and his disciples, and it will fall into clichés. Moreover, the timeline is still far from Journey to the West. Zhu Gangli has just become a demon at this moment, and the Nine-Toothed Rake has not been found.

There may be a plot of Xuanyuan Sword, but it is more of the main original plot services. Well, the content of the Wanling** array, the asterisk indicates spoilers, so it will not be revealed for the time being.

This book actually laid a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, such as the monkeys suppressed under the stones that Lu Liangsheng had painted before. Did readers think of anything?

As for how the Sui and Tang dynasties change, will history continue? How a native person changes it, do you forget that there is always a variable around the protagonist?

In fact, there are some places where Chunfeng has hints, but of course the hints are not obvious enough. I won’t say them out now, just look back.

There is only so much summary, and I will just spoil it. Anyway, every book of Chunfeng will be related.

This book is no exception, such as why Kunlun Mirror was reincarnated, what is the great disaster of heaven and earth mentioned by Pudu Cihang, and what will the all-spirit formation set up by Huangdi, and what will the role of it?

In fact, they will all be related to the previous three books.

Okay, that's all.
Chapter completed!