First, this book will be available tomorrow (November 15th) around 12:02 PM.

Next, Meng She wants to thank all readers for their continuous support; many have been supporting since the last book, "Attribute." Thank you, thank you, thank you very much!

Meng She remembers saying in the post-completion remarks of the last book that during its Late Stage, Meng She almost needed melatonin to fall asleep, and even then, he still slept very late and for very short periods, basically suffering from headaches daily.

So, after "Attribute" concluded, Meng She specifically took a month to recuperate and adjust. The difficulties during that time are not worth mentioning; in short, it was fortunate that he adjusted, and although his sleep duration is still short, it is much better than before.

It was during this period that Meng She deeply reflected on the previous book, "Attribute," considering its strengths and weaknesses. This is a long topic, so I will not elaborate further.

Similarly, during that month of rest, Meng She also conceived the new book's story outline, framework, character settings, and so on, over and over again.

Ultimately, he decided that the new book would not repeat the style of the previous one; it would not be so intense, so ruthless, or so unreserved. At the same time, it would focus more on the story rather than the power levels.

Besides the story, Meng She also wanted to write a more human protagonist in the new book. This protagonist might not be so elegant; on the contrary, he might be a bit crude, but he will be a very down-to-earth, passionate, and straightforward person.

For all enemies, all villains, and all scoundrels, the protagonist of the new book—Li Hai—will certainly be decisive in killing, and even quite cruel at times.

But towards innocent civilians, friends, and relatives, Li Hai will maintain great kindness. This unique kindness of ordinary Chinese people, a warmth that has always surged in his heart, comes from his humble origins.

The cultural foundation of Western European civilization is piracy, plunder, and colonization, while our cultural foundation is the opposite; it is kindness.

Perhaps some readers might say: "Isn't this being a 'Holy Mother'? The protagonist should indiscriminately kill innocents, kill anyone regardless of good or bad, even split an earthworm vertically, or shake an egg until it's scrambled."

Regarding this, Meng She personally believes it's not decisiveness in killing, but rather ultimate hyper-masculinity combined with an antisocial personality.

To be honest, Meng She has written too many such characters in his previous book, and he has developed aesthetic fatigue, and perhaps many readers are also tired of seeing them.

This world is becoming increasingly extreme, from the north to the south, from the east to the west, everywhere is deranged; it feels like it's getting crazier and crazier, and it's a madness imbued with the evil of human nature.

So... even if Meng She's own personality traits are somewhat Paranoid extreme, leading him to unconsciously write characters that are also extreme.

But Meng She still wants the characters to have a layer of goodness at their core, not to be so despicable, not so vulgar, and certainly not so tyrannical.

At least so that readers will feel that no matter how many villains and evildoers Li Hai kills, he is still someone suitable to be a friend, it's that simple.

In short, the tone of this book, "Cultivate," and "Attribute" can be said to be completely different, which is also the result of Meng She's deep reflection.

However, this also means that the overall pace and story intensity of the new book are not as strong as the previous "Attribute," appearing to be a bit more of a slow burn, which also means that the current data for the new book is actually not ideal.

But old readers know that Meng She is not someone who casually stops updating, because a book not only contains Meng She's hard work but also the emotional projection of the readers.

So even if Meng She's results are not ideal, Meng She will still diligently continue writing like an old ox.

Additionally, after this book is released tomorrow at noon, there will be a ten-thousand-word update. Meng She hopes all readers can give him a first subscription. This is extremely important to Meng She, very, very important. Please, please, please! (Bows)