The operator reminded me of the previous chapter's ending, so I'd like to apologize to everyone here.

  This might be a bad habit I developed from writing opening lines in the past.

  It's just leaving what happens in the next chapter at the end of the previous one.

  Absolutely not intentional.

  Bosses can take a look at the end of my first chapter.

  ...

  Laozi's life was picked up by chance, your life is yours, playing with Laozi's life, what qualifications do you have?

  The panel unfolded rapidly in front of me.

  Infuse longevity into martial arts, and obtain corresponding progress.

  "Right, it's the Fuyao Sword Technique, trouble you to fill me up."

  "Thank you."

  ...

  Then leave the story of the fighting dog demon for Chapter 2.

  It's not something I deliberately did after putting it on the shelves.

  From a writer's perspective, this is just doing what comes naturally, and indeed didn't consider the feelings of the big shots.

  I will try my best to overcome this habit in the future.

  Of course, there is another reason why I write until 10 o'clock every day, and occasionally, the draft will be written until 11 o'clock.

  Sometimes when there aren't enough words for a chapter, I'll add some content from the next chapter.

  If such situation occurs in the future, it will be indicated in the title.

  Sincere apologies again.

  Sorry!