Three Kingdoms: Ten Times Speed, Diao Chan Says I'm Too Fast

As always, thank you all for your love and unwavering support.

From the very first word to now, 1.3 million words, I am grateful to all the authors for your companionship and support along the way. Of course, many authors have also left during this period. As for the shortcomings in the book, I have been working on improving it.

This volume is quite long. Although there aren't many chapters, each chapter is packed with content, with three thousand words or even more.

This volume tells the story of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the tragic story of Zhang Jiao, the story of millions of refugees entering Liangzhou, the internal struggles in Liangzhou, and also describes many ordinary people.

The young author believes that the essence of a book is the story, while its soul is the characters.

In this vast world, there are not only heroes, beauties, strategists, and fierce generals who have traversed the long river of history, but also countless ordinary people.

Just like the young author, I am just one of the masses.

But it is precisely because of us ordinary people that the world is more real and perfect.

The reason this volume is titled "Chaos Under Heaven" is mainly to lay the groundwork for the grand story that is about to unfold, from the beginning to the end of the chaotic world, and of course, to foreshadow the real struggle for supremacy that is about to begin.

The young author didn't want to write a clichéd story, nor a static Three Kingdoms tale.

The campaigns against the Yellow Turbans and the warlords' campaign against Dong Zhuo brought the world to a state of chaos and eventual unification.

It's not fair to say that such stories aren't exciting, because every author has different abilities. Some ordinary stories can become wonderful and exciting in the hands of a skilled author.

There are simply too many stories like this. The young author felt that his abilities were limited and that he couldn't write a particularly outstanding story within such a framework, so he inevitably fell into clichés.

Therefore, the young author uses a small character at the beginning of the story, from a different perspective, without the grand opening of Wei, Shu, and Wu, but only a small character struggling to rise up as the starting point of the story.

Then, using some historical materials and his own understanding of history, he adapted some of the stories.

This makes the whole book look unique.

That was the author's initial plan, and the story that followed was the same.

I've also seen some of the messages and comments from my readers.

The main concern is the slow pace of the story, but what I want to say is that this feeling arises because some readers are still within the established framework of the traditional Three Kingdoms stories.

But what the young author wants to write is clearly not that kind of story.

I hope all readers can be patient and wait for the young author to present a completely different Three Kingdoms story.

A completely different struggle for supremacy.

The author has written many history books and has seen requests from many readers to read them, but for some reasons, the author cannot say.

But this book is undoubtedly a work created with great care by the young author.

From the very beginning, the young author had high hopes for this book.

Of course, this book did not disappoint the young author. At its peak, it was read by a million people at the same time, which is already a milestone. Moreover, this is the young author's first book on Tomato Bookstore. The success is largely due to the support and unwavering loyalty of everyone.

Here, the author reiterates that the story will not have a bad ending, will not be filled with filler content, will not be abandoned, and will be completed with high quality and quantity.

Here, I also wish all of you success in your work and all things going smoothly.

(Today is the last day of the month, and the author also wants to rest for half a day, hehe!)