The book is finished—celebrate, brothers!
Thank you for staying with me for two and a half years. Love you all to death!
From the bottom of my heart!
Let me give a kowtow to all the loyal readers who have always been with Little Little!
You're all the best readers!
This book went from 300 first-day subscriptions all the way to nearly 3,000 average subscriptions by the end. Personally, I'm quite satisfied.
Honestly, none of this would have been possible without the support of every legitimate reader!
Let me give everyone another kowtow!
There was no dropping updates, but delayed updates and asking for leave were practically routine.
Because I genuinely couldn't save up even the slightest backlog.
Sometimes, when something urgent came up, when I got sick, or during post-nut clarity, I truly couldn't write a single word.
Especially toward the later stages of writing, I also felt some mental fatigue.
But in the end, I persevered.
Thank you, brothers!
One last kowtow for you all!
Important things should be kowtowed three times!
With the ending written to this point, I feel it's quite complete.
Wang Ye's story—from Blue Star to the Low-Dimensional Universe, the High-Dimensional Universe, and the Hongmeng Cosmic Sea—has fully portrayed the rise and struggle of a nobody, all the way to becoming one of the strongest Dual God Kings in the Hongmeng Cosmic Sea.
Even the characterizations carried through to the very end.
I still like it very much. I believe the brothers who followed it to the end are all real men.
The Primordial Hongmeng Orb and the Boundless Realm—that would be a new story.
Would Wang Ye go there?
I don't know.
But I believe that, for the short term, he probably won't.
There are still so many beauties in the Hongmeng