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    First of all, I would like to thank all my readers. In a sense, you are my parents. My full name is Xia Yi. I was born in Anji, Zhejiang in 1986. In April 2012, I spoke with the opening article at a funeral of a distant relative.  My family chatted about Zha Wenbin. It was an unintentional move. I am not a professional writer, and I don¡¯t know how to write novels. As a post-80s generation, I entered the city from the countryside and entered the society from college, carrying the same burden.  Our generation is under tremendous pressure.  Since 2012, I have been writing The Last Taoist, and finally settled on the Motie Chinese website, and I have been updating it to this day. I am not a qualified writer, and I write it intermittently. Many unpleasant things happened in the middle, and there were also very happy moments.  The original intention at the beginning was just to tell me that I could publish it. I think this is a very meaningful thing. I think a few years later, I can tell my descendants: Look, your father wrote this.  The purpose, of course, is that Zha Wenbin is the protagonist. Many people ask me, is it true or false?  I can tell you responsibly: this person does exist.  Stories come from life, and life gives stories multiple elements.  This is an unforgettable experience. It should be the craziest thing I have ever done in my life. I never thought that I could write a novel of nearly 1.5 million words and get it published. This is because of your full support.  Inseparable.  As for the ending, I think many people think it is imperfect, and I think so too.  Because this article involves religion and some elements of gods and ghosts, only one, two or three physical volumes of "The Last Taoist Priest" have been released in mainland China.  But the traditional Chinese version and the Thai version have been published one after another. It can be said that it has broken out of China and gone further. This is also my greatest pride.  This is due to lack of writing experience. After reading this novel, I think if I can, I will tell the next story more beautifully.  As for new books or my latest updates: You can follow them through the following channels: 1: Sina Weibo@lasttaoist This account is used by me myself 2: Follow the readers QQ group, group number: 199984401 Finally, thank you again for using me  What he said on Weibo: I really want to make Taoist into a TV series, I also really want Taoist to continue to be published, and I really want to create more works.  But there is no professional team behind me, and no financial guarantee. I am not the third uncle of the Southern School, nor am I a Tiancan Tudou. My royalties are very low, and I cannot afford advertising or hype. I have to rely on normal work to support myself.  My family, I am just an ordinary lover of words. I am born in the 1980s. I hope to see you in the next book. May 25, 2014. Count Xia Yi
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