Can Master —— Just look at this book and the cover of the previous one, Tower of Overturning; they were both drawn by Can! Even the character design for this book and all sorts of merchandise were crafted by her hands!
What kind of divine operation officer is this, do you guys have one (loudly)?
She started a lottery in the book review section, offering some Can-made merchandise for free! Although authors can't sell merchandise, we can give it away for free if it doesn't cost anything! .net
—— Of course, I'll cover the shipping costs! Go check it out later!
Next, I'd like to thank the readers for their rewards!
Thank you, Rich Lolita TianThenLv, for the contribution of the Silver Alliance!
After meeting TianThen in Mercury's Blood, TianThen has been feeding one to three alliances every month. Over at Cat Guest, TianThen has already accumulated three Silvers, while Player Supreme Justice and Tower of Overturning each received a Golden Alliance, with Tower getting several additional Silver Alliances...
I'm truly grateful for TianThen beauty, feeling like I'm being taken care of meow.
Thank you to God Hidden in the Cloudy Day, LitianX, Complicated Mood??, Shadow Neon Flame, Cosmos Dove, Tchaikovsky Tarkovich, Song of the Bathing Wind, Weila0205, Gu Xinxuan, and Saeki Gaya for feeding the alliance!
Thank you to Cangjing Dream Sea, Electric Fourth Level, and Demon City Listening Day for throwing in the Helm!
Also, thank you for everyone's rewards, votes, and subscriptions!
I never had such wonderful beginnings (Geodude clenches its fist)... This phrase doesn't seem very auspicious, so forget it.
Someone asked me before, can you really stick to studying two hours every day? Or rather, how do you ensure you can persist in daily learning?
The answer is quite simple. And as soon as I say it, you'll immediately know the viability of this method —— though probably not everyone can use it.
Simply put, every day after I start working (which is to say, writing), I would immediately put down my work and start reading.
The strong desire in my heart not to work, the obsession to escape from it, would propel me to read as much as possible to while away time. And at that moment, when I escape into a space without the trouble of work, I become free, and my learning efficiency skyrockets.
It's like when you're doing homework and flip through the textbook to look up answers. But the intense unwillingness to do the homework pushes you to read more of the textbook, to thoroughly flip through it... Things that you usually would not look at become incredibly sweet when driven by the impulse to escape reality.
—— Back in my school days, to avoid doing homework, I could even stare at the medicine bottles on the desk for a long time, not to mention extracurricular reading!
As it turns out, people are willing to do anything to slack off. And indeed, they can pull off everything imaginable.
This book's inspiration came from a great many books, as well as a lot of games —— when at home, Cat only does two things, either reading books or playing games.
I can't count the number of game settings stitched into my books, but there must be a lot. My nature is different from my friend God Hidden, who is happy just by writing; writing is something he loves to do. As for me, writing is simply a handy job, and my ultimate purpose is still to read and play games... Writing books is just a by-product of inspiration overflowing after extensive reading and gaming.
In short, if something looks familiar, it's a tribute! Thanks to all the games that provided inspiration, including ones I love like Granblue Fantasy, Final Fantasy, Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Esotericism Simulator, and many more!
Lastly, I'd like to share a book list since I've been asked about it several times before.
I initially thought about waiting for the right moment to release it all at once —— but I was too busy over the New Year and forgot about it!
If you're not interested in this, feel free to skip it. The following part doesn't relate much to this book, it's a section on knowledge sharing~
The following books I've completed from the serialization of "Player Supreme Justice" in 2019 to the present, those I've read more than twice, and some I've browsed but not yet finished for the first time, represent a massive four-year library!
By looking at these books, you could probably get to know the author's personal tastes.
I consider this to be a way of enhancing mutual understanding.
This isn't just about sharing my favorite books with readers who book, but also about sharing with author friends usable writing materials and sources of inspiration. Unless there's an accident, these books should all be available, but this is not an endorsement because everyone's preferred genres are different, and the books I read are actually quite diverse.
Of course, to avoid the suspicion of exploiting the opportunity to recommend books, I did not include web novels that I usually read.
These books are not in any particular order, this is not a recommendation, these are just books I've read. I only provide a brief comment on the books I've revisited multiple times, and not on those that I haven't read in recent years. I consider any foolish books that I've read as unseen, probably deleted from my memory cache. The rest I add as soon as I remember the names, and there may be omissions as well.
If there are multiple versions or similarly named titles, I will mark the author for ease of search:
1. Read but not finished:
Scott's "Wicca Magic";
"The Witch, A History of Fear";
Lewis L. Bruccoli's "The Cattle Raid";
Robert's "Odd Spirits and Strange Creatures";
Sue Tompkin's "Astrology Aspects Research", "Astrological Magic: Basic Rituals & Meditations";
Leo Strauss's "History of Political Philosophy";
Borges's "The Book of Sand";