This book was written out of boredom and I saw the historical document "Ten Days in Yangzhou" uploaded. As soon as the word "kneeling" came out, dozens of strong men knelt down and allowed one person to have their heads chopped off, and their wives, children and relatives were slaughtered.

.I couldn't calm down for a long time, so I was driven by the devil of impulse and started writing in July 2007. Due to my personal factors and other reasons, I only finished writing "A Hundred Years Promise" in the past two years.

"A Hundred Years Promise" started with strange things in the garden and ghost stories because she wanted to read ghost stories. When she saw that I was writing "Three Kingdoms of Iron-Blooded Heroes", she asked me to write a ghost story, so I started by adding a ghost story.

Then I turned back to the "Ten Days in Yangzhou" I was reading, something I wrote impulsively. That's why the book was not defined as a supernatural genre at all at the beginning. It was all because of her that it was defined as a supernatural genre.

I showed the first half of the content to my female classmate. She said that my writing was not scary enough. I laughed, especially the female ghost Hongyun, who was not scary at all! I laughed stupidly again. Originally, in my heart

, my story is only defined as a ghost story, and it only involves the theme of ghosts, but I don’t add the word horror in front of “ghost story”, right?

If Hongyun is too bad, I would be sorry for Qiucheng who appeared later. So I will not write Hongyun too bad. Instead, I want to write about her cuteness and kindness, so that Qiucheng's waiting is worthwhile, and because Qiucheng

It is consistent with the realization when he transformed into a tree and waited. Therefore, Hongyun naturally cannot be too bad!

I named Qiucheng, which means the fruits of autumn, that is, Qiucheng's waiting will definitely bear fruit, and what about the red clouds? It's not like the white clouds in the sky, everything is just a floating cloud, at least the red clouds, although it is difficult, at least there are still

Hope! Hehe! So, I let Qiucheng and Hongyun finally get together.

Of course, the female classmates also recognized my idea after seeing the story of Qiucheng and Hongyun. The female ghost Hongyun should not be too scary and bad. It is also recognized by the female classmates, which can be regarded as an achievement! Hehe!

The origin of my stories such as "The Haunted Flower Garden" is a story about sleepwalking told by my technical secondary school classmate Lao San. He repeatedly emphasized that it was true. He said that a dormitory student sleepwalked to dig soil, and later the teachers and students discovered

So they dug up a female corpse in the place where the sleepwalking student dug. It was said that she was killed by a minor official at the time, and the sleepwalking student happened to be a relative of the deceased. The third child continued to emphasize that this story was

It's a real incident. I won't verify whether it's true or not.

So, six years after the incident, I remembered the story Lao San told me and started writing it. I have also seen some sleepwalking, which is really scary when I think about it. Stories about sleepwalking are much scarier than ghost stories.

Yes, sleepwalking is real after all. I wonder if anyone has personally experienced the situation of suddenly waking up while sleeping and finding themselves being stared at by a sleepwalker with his eyes closed? Anyway, I don’t want to experience it again!

There was also the Hongyun ghost who possessed Zhuang Fei and beat his roommate. When my best friend and I were drinking and bragging, I heard what he said. In a dormitory of his school, there was once a man who was raped in his dream.

, and beat up the entire dormitory. The entire dormitory surrounded him but could not beat him, and they all fled. I was drunk at the time, so I don’t know how true this story is, but it is a good subject, and it happened to be in my

It’s used in the novel! Haha!

As for the puppet doll, "If you are good to me, I will be good to you, and if you are not good to me, then I will not be good to you." This is also common sense, so the content of such a puppet doll was added.

There are many themes and contents in it. Thanks to many friends and classmates who talked with me, I was able to piece together a novel like this.

Being a lazy person, I finished writing and finally finished one thing on my mind. As for the two Taoist priests with powerful spells invited by Du Kun, as well as the abilities hidden in Zhang Ling's body, there are also some things that have not been fully explained in the article.

, it depends on whether I have the leisure and elegance to write it in the future, so I will leave it as a foreshadowing. If I don’t write it, it is just leaving some flaws randomly for the critical people to point out and criticize.

Quite helpless.

Mizuki Si

New Year's Day 2009

Appendix description:

"A Hundred Years Promise" was my initial draft on New Year's Day in 2009. It was only 90,000 words long and the content was very simple. It was later revised in 2010 and 2011. When I completed the sequel "Heroic Soul" (originally named Zhonghun) in 2010

We went back and revised the "Hundred Years Promise" to correspond with "Heroic Soul". In 2011, we made major revisions to "Heroic Soul".

As for the love story between Qiucheng and Hongyun, I think it is like this. In the first draft in 2009, there was no explanation of why Qiucheng waited so desperately. This was fatal. So I revised it and added Hongyun's good words as a reason to explain what Qiucheng is.

Will wait without fear of anything and move the world.

First, Hongyun gave Qiu Chengsheng hope, knowing that he believed in him, just like a confidant. As the saying goes, a scholar will die for a confidant! So Qiu Cheng repaid Hongyun with love, which is what Hongyun deserves. More than that, Hongyun because

Love, always and unswervingly treat Qiucheng well, and think about Qiucheng wholeheartedly, even if he wrongs himself again and again! Even a person with a heart as hard as steel can melt, let alone Qiucheng, who is originally kind and values ​​​​love and has a clear distinction between grudges and grudges?

First of all, Hongyun did not give up. She was brought back to the underworld by the Bull-headed Horse Face, but she did not succumb to the threat of ghosts. Po Meng's persuasion, and the ambivalent mentality of wanting Qiucheng to come but being afraid of it, brought Qiucheng to come.

This is why Qiucheng endured countless hardships and endured countless hardships and moved the world to wait. Hongyun used everything to love Qiucheng and continued to pay for Qiucheng during his lifetime. Then Hongyun is the person Qiucheng deserves to wait for, and Qiucheng will fight for it again at all costs.

This is a chance for the two of them to renew their relationship! So love is mutual, and one-sided love cannot last long. So, I think Qiucheng and Hongyun both love each other, so they can be together in the end! So I

I adapted Wu Qilong's song "Destined" and used it as an explanation in the final ending that they were destined to be together.

As for the insidious culprit, the Heroic Soul of the Blood Lake, and Anguo, they were all the contents of the second volume that I imagined in 2010 after the initial draft of "The Hundred Years Promise" was completed. The burly man Meng and his evil book will be the contents of the third volume.

In the next volume of "Heroic Soul", I will also pave the way for the fourth volume. As for the second volume of Zhongyi Hall, there is a drama, but the drama is more assumed to be the fourth volume. The fourth volume of Zhongyi Hall will

It's a big show, and it won't be a mere sideshow like the second volume. As for the fifth volume, I haven't thought of it yet. I have thought of several plans for the finale of this book, but how to achieve the finale of this book, now

The plot has not yet fully unfolded, so the finale has not yet arrived, and it has not yet been determined which ending is better.

The two Taoist priests will still come out to run around. In the next volume, the two Taoist priests will have more scenes.

The manuscript was completed in 2009 and has been on my computer hard drive. It was not until 2011 that I completed my novel "Three Kingdoms of Iron-Blooded Heroes" in Cui*Wei*ju, and then I started to publish "Strange Mysteries" at the starting point, and finally faced the challenge.

People, it’s time to take the test!
Chapter completed!