The night is always long and endless.
A broken cycle of reincarnation, a life that has vanished.
Stubborn humans, arrogant fools.
They were always talking to themselves in incomprehensible words, and no one paid any attention or care.
It's less a prison and more End.
When everything in the world returns to its starting point, will time flow backward?
The answer is no.
Sometimes, even I wonder whether it is the baseness of humanity, or the pursuit of self-interest in human civilization, that gave birth to such a vile... yet emotionally charged race.
Undeniably, humanity is a product of wisdom.
Its continuation was never controlled by humans, but rather followed an unknown Trajectory of fate.
It is in anyone's hands.
It also exists in everyone's heart...
I call it "life".
This book has been running for eleven months, including periods of interruption, and has finally come to an official end.
Although it was not a very happy ending.
But all I could do was send him here.
Perhaps it's a regret.
After all... I personally shaped him into this person step by step. He used to be inarticulate, emotionally volatile, and didn't understand what friends and family were. In the end, he abandoned everything to pursue freedom. The journey was more bitter than sweet.
His world is too small.
That's too narrow-minded... He always used the world as his stage and his life as a chess piece to constantly expand his advantage, but in the end, he was still overthrown.
From initial confusion.
Start by understanding.
From the final sense of relief.
His growth is built upon the lives of people all over the world. I've read many comments, and some people say that Li Chen has to suffer so much, because in the end it's all meaningless.
But all I can answer is, "The ending was predetermined from the beginning."
When dawn breaks, the dust has already settled.
During the Academy Arc, I know I wrote it terribly because I didn't have an outline at the time, so it was very disorganized, which caused most people to quit the series.
And the subsequent Academy Tournament arc, which deals with Li Chen's change in mindset, was described too simplistically... the turning point was too abrupt.
In the end, I had no choice but to speed up the pace of the Sin Arc, but I was still not satisfied with the status quo and wanted to continue Great World. Okay... I admit I was arrogant because it was too fast, so fast that there were no turning points in the middle. He stepped into it without hesitation for just one reason.
This also aligns with Li Chen's personality.
He didn't like to consider the consequences of his actions, only the costs; moreover, by the end he had become indifferent to death...
Perhaps this is why the book didn't become a big hit in the end, and I accept it. After all, I'm just a small-time writer, making progress little by little, sharing my ideas and thoughts with readers to provide a better reading experience.
Although I don't understand why you all think of my books as so dark, I have to say... I did write about the inherent goodness, inherent evil, and weakness of human nature.
Su Zhe, a kind-hearted chubby boy, eventually discovers that the world isn't entirely made up of good people.
Su Xian a young master from a mysterious family whose life is shrouded in mystery, but he is forced to hide in the real world.
Ji Shao, a once wealthy heiress, was left with no choice but to wait for that wedding of the century.
Jianping is a simpleton who only likes to practice swordsmanship. His talent is not strong, even weak. He climbed to the end entirely through his own hard work. I rarely describe him because his world is too simple.
Mu Hen, a young man of unwavering loyalty and righteousness, was finally brought to his death by the time he emerged from his coffin, a world transformed.
Yu Qingnian, a mortal who shone brightly among ordinary people, yet illuminated everything in the darkness, still could not escape his ultimate Fate despite possessing immense power, even after becoming God.
Elder Gu's full name is "Gu Xingyun". My explanation of his introduction is very simple. He explores the past and the future and sees the recurrence of reincarnation. He also understands that this world is a cage. Therefore, he is willing to do anything to break this world of rules. He was also the first player to play against Li Chen.
Sword Elder's full name is "Jian Wuqing". He loves drinking and has an unpredictable personality. He's the type of person who's fine as long as you don't mess with him, but in the end, he still defended the pass to the death.
In the entire novel, Cangyue is the character you think most resembles the female lead. That's right, she is the female lead, but in countless timelines. Her ability is time travel, or you could say, sharing memories of death. She knows the future world, so she also knows who her lover is, but none of that matters anymore. Having experienced countless reincarnations, her love is etched into her very bones. She only hopes that Li Chen can escape this world, even if it means sacrificing everything—the so-called yandere. However, this timeline is her final destination, and she has no choice.
To introduce Li Chen, we need to go back a long, long time. But I'll try to keep it brief. His story is the protagonist of another book of mine, which has been taken off the shelves. It's a prequel to this book, but fortunately, his existence won't affect your reading experience. So I've set him up as a mad God, a God who uses the world as a chessboard. From beginning to end, his only opponent is himself. Even Li Chen can only engage in the final battle after Li Chen's death.
You probably already know the result.
I won't say any more.
But I prefer to describe Li Chen's character as another aspect of Li Chen's personality, that is, the emotions and humanity he has lost.
Only together can they create the ultimate Forbidden God.
That's all for now...
This book has finally come to an end.
I thought about it for a long time before deciding to upload this chapter.
Break it down into smaller parts and then reduce it to smaller units.
I relit the flickering candlelight.
A new round of games has begun for us.
Just watch... this world will be rekindled by flames.
You agree, right?
682?