Chapter 68: Young Master

Just a quick notice, this is currently an anti-piracy placeholder chapter, and it will be updated in twenty minutes. Realistically, since it is two or three in the morning, hardly anyone should be reading anyway.

To readers seeing this content on other websites, I sincerely apologize. Please come over to Qidian to read this book. It is very simple—just download the Qidian app on your phone. Reading my book is not expensive at all; it costs at most five or six yuan a month.

If any readers happen to stumble upon this chapter in the middle of the night, you can wait until morning and easily resolve it using the following methods:

Method One: Use your mobile browser to search for the Qidian mobile site, log into your Qidian account, find Lord Qingxuan, and you can read directly. Most mobile browsers nowadays automatically adjust to a reading mode, which is very convenient.

Method Two: Delete this book from your bookshelf on the mobile app while making sure to clear the local cache, then search for the book again and add it back to your bookshelf.

Method Three: Read the book directly on a computer via the Qidian website, which is completely unaffected.

To those friends reading on the QQ Bookstore, I am truly sorry. The bookstore platform is unable to update chapters in a timely manner. Please come to Qidian instead. This is the primary release platform where reading is inexpensive, recharging funds is convenient, the comment section is much livelier, and it is the place that truly provides me with the most support.

If you are genuinely angry, decide to stop reading, or wish to scold me, I accept it all. But please believe me, if I were not driven to the absolute edge, which author would ever have the heart to hurt their readers?

I am sorry. I am truly, truly sorry. My apologies!

To be honest, I do not blame anyone for reading pirated content; I hate those who pirate. Knowing this industry as well as I do, I am painfully aware of how many authors have been driven to abandon their works and leave them unfinished by software and websites that steal content.

When a person pours so much effort into something only to receive a meager fraction in return, that sense of defeat is utterly crushing.