My Enemy Became My Cultivation Companion

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I’ve been writing for a long time now—since high school, I’ve been trying my hand at writing novels on and off, and here I am today, still at it.

Let’s start from five years ago. That was when I wrote my first harem novel. Harem fiction, to me, was a completely unfamiliar genre.

It’s not that I didn’t read harem novels—I did, but that was back in my first and second year of high school. During my four years in university, I barely recall reading anything in this genre that left a lasting impression on me.

Speaking of which, the first book I published, *Annual First Love*, actually counts as a harem story. But back then, I mistakenly submitted it as a short story. It ended after just 100,000 words.

After that, I started three more books, but perhaps due to the constraints of the subject matter, their reception... well, let’s just say the results were always underwhelming.

So, when starting this book, I felt quite lost.

I didn’t know what to write, couldn’t grasp a clear direction, so I could only follow my personal inclinations and preferences to guide me.

During that time, I crammed a lot of multi-female-lead novels, stuffing 107 such books into my reading list. They all swirled into a tangled mess in my head, and I wasn’t sure where they were leading my thoughts.