Hello to all my beloved readers,

First of all, thank you so much for reading this far. Let me introduce myself—I'm the author of this novel. I’ve always dreamed of making a living doing what I love, and this is my first work published on an international platform. I also want to thank my beloved girlfriend for helping me translate it into English. I know our work may have some small flaws, but we promise to improve it moving forward.

I'm still very new to bestuseller.com, and it’s even harder than I expected. But that’s okay—it reminds me of years ago, when everything started from zero. I’ll continue refining my skills and delivering even better content in the future.

The story has now officially wrapped up its first arc. Admittedly, it's short—only 25 chapters—but the next arc will be longer and introduce many more characters and storylines. I’m not sure how you feel about the first arc yet, but…

I’m really proud of writing it, and I hope it gets even better from here.

In Arc 2, Fethan will become more involved with the structure of the world. His actions will begin to impact the social environment, though the main focus will be on his development and the introduction of important supporting characters.

Arc 2 is divided into three parts:

• The beginning: developing Everland, strengthening his power, and unveiling mysteries about his origins.
• The middle: introducing key supporting characters.
• The end: a major battle that will put Fethan’s name in the spotlight.

Yes, that’s a bit of a spoiler—but I want you to pay close attention to the middle and end.

Regarding updates: I’m sorry, but I’ll be switching to one chapter every two days. If this story starts gaining more popularity in the future, I promise to return to daily updates.

I also want to ask—how did you feel about the first arc? If possible, I’d love to hear your reviews. If you truly enjoyed this work and feel it deserves more recognition, I’d be deeply grateful. I want more people to discover it… though I admit I don’t have high hopes of making it into RS.

If you have any advice or suggestions, don’t hesitate to type it out. I take criticism well, whether good or bad. It’s scarier not knowing what to improve.