After reading the latest reviews, I started thinking—does the original plot of Reverend Insanity actually feel boring to some of you, or are you just craving something different? In my version, I've adjusted the timeline so that Fang Yuan isn't simply following the same path as before. This time, he's trying to keep the timeline stable to extract the most benefit from it. He's aware that if things diverge too much, he might lose the advantage of having lived through it once before.
Some readers asked why he waited three months for Chen Cui Hua. Well, he wasn't just sitting idle—he was cultivating during that time. Whether he cultivates in the mountains, a city, or the forest, the location doesn't matter much. His main goal was to observe whether the timeline was unfolding as expected. Her arrival confirmed things were still on track. If she hadn't shown up, he would've adapted his plan accordingly.
Just like when he sold out the Flower Wine Monk inheritance—he gained primeval stones and gave them the Jade Skin Gu, which built trust. They saw the Heavenly Treasure Lotus but couldn't claim it. Later, Qing Mao Mountain was destroyed. So yes, sometimes sacrifices are necessary—he lost some Rank 2 Gus but gained Rank 3s in return. And those three months weren't wasted; they led to a Rank 5 inheritance and allowed him to plan further.
This is all in the past now. Whether the story follows the original or not depends entirely on Fang Yuan's actions. You can already sense this shift in the latest chapter. Yes, I did reuse some content from the original, but since this is told from Fang Yuan's perspective, it fits. Keep in mind—Fang Yuan is a dark protagonist, and I'm staying true to that.
Just look at Chapter 65—events that originally took place after Chapter 250 have already occurred. In many fanfics, it takes over 100 chapters for Fang Yuan to even leave his clan. In my version, he's already destroyed it.
Some of you might expect a new rival MC to show up and challenge him, but ultimately, they'll lose—Fang Yuan outschemes everyone. He's not trying to be a hero; he only cares about his own benefit. If repeating a strategy brings profit, he won't hesitate to do it again.
And for those wondering why he still pursued a Rank 5 Time Path inheritance despite his high attainments—I already explained, he went there for the materials.
Thanks again for reading, and I hope you're enjoying the story. See you in the next chapters!