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First, I want to thank all the readers for their generous rewards and votes—this is perhaps the greatest joy for any writer. I won’t list specific IDs here; you can see them clearly on the fan leaderboard.

Next, let me chat with you for a moment and share some insights on reading. As the saying goes, no person is perfect and no book without flaws. Even a classic like Romance of the Three Kingdoms has its points worthy of criticism—how could Zhang Fei possibly frighten off an army of a million, and why didn’t Sima Yi send a squad to test the defenses of the Western City?

But do these details really matter? What we take from the story is Zhang Fei’s unmatched bravado and Zhuge Liang’s cunning, and that alone is enough. Focus on the strengths, and you’ll find pleasure. Fixate on the flaws, and all you’ll get is disappointment.

If you view your wife with an appreciation for beauty, your heart will be satisfied. If you scrutinize your partner for faults, all you’ll reap is regret. Even if you had someone as perfect as little Feifei, there would still be things to complain about.

In the synopsis for this book, I’ve already said that it’s meant to be lighthearted and humorous, not overly rigorous. It’s all for fun, so please don’t ask why someone so mediocre could be chosen—if you insist on an answer, all I can say is, he’s just happy to be picked, so what? Don’t like it? Too bad.

No need to worry for me either, about the story collapsing or being too short. Though I wear the badge of a LV1 author, I’ve written several works totaling two or three million words on other sites; I have the necessary mastery.

Finally, I humbly ask for your continued support. Scientific research shows that those who vote for me experience an increase in happiness.

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