Chapter 1503: Words of Completion Appreciation

On September 14, 2017, I released the first chapter of *Yuan Zun*, 'Python Sparrow Devouring Dragon,' officially beginning the tale of a destiny overturned and a life transformed.

For more than three years, I never dared to miss an update. Thanks to all your support, *Yuan Zun* achieved the top index ranking in 2020, and I am deeply grateful.

As I continued writing, I progressed from my twenties into my thirties, transforming from a young man into a father. This change in my family role prompted new reflections on life and solidified my belief that one can mature in an instant.

The moment I saw my son, I understood that I was no longer the protagonist; this little one's story would intertwine with my entire life. Beyond taking a sharp breath and marveling at his extraordinary nature, I developed boundless aspirations for his future.

What kind of man will this little boy—who cries when he can't see me and smiles when he does—grow up to be? I am both anxious and full of anticipation.

Perhaps every man is burdened with many expectations before turning thirty, but once they enter their thirties, time seems to accelerate. Those expectations also appear to fade in importance, as there's simply no time to pause and reflect on life; everyone is bustling about.

The difference is that some are busy wiping the slate clean, while others are busy turning their lives around.

As for me, now in my thirties, besides wanting more time to spend with my family, I will also continue to be busy preparing for my new book.

How does that saying go? 'Life has dreams, each splendid in its own way.'

Pursuing dreams is like sailing; if you don't hoist the sails when the wind picks up, the ship won't move forward. I know some have already set off at this very moment, while others are still waiting for the most crucial wind in their lives.

When that wind comes, we'll meet again on the other shore.

Finally, whether you return or not, I hope a youthful spirit forever resides in your heart—that passionate young person who embodies the spirit of 'thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river; never look down on a young man in poverty.'

Regarding the new book, it's tentatively scheduled for around April 10th. We'll meet again then.

For more information about the new book, you can search for my official account on WeChat by looking up 'Tian Can Tu Dou.' I will periodically post updates there.