The moment I typed "The End," I suddenly relaxed all over.
I had originally prepared another ending, but I still felt there should be a reunion.
Tu Shan Jun sacrificed everything and wielded the power of a true immortal to bring everyone back to life. Then everyone pooled their wisdom and strength, hoping to save Tu Shan Jun, who had fallen into nothingness. This mutual salvation was the original intention behind writing this story.
In the past, Tu Shan Jun had always respected other people's choices. This time, it was time for him to respect his own choice.
This book had also gone through many twists and turns. At one point, I was ready to bring down the axe, but everyone talked me out of it. Of course, I myself still did not want to give up.
(I won't go into all that. I feel like I've said it many times already.)
Whenever I was in the group chat, readers would always ask how long I planned to write. In truth, I had a four-million-word main storyline in mind, but I was afraid people would see through me, so I said six million. Six million would have worked too. I had imagined fully fleshing it all out, perhaps slowing down the later realms and adding more side plots.
But in the end, there were simply too many realms.
Although I divided them into five steps, there were indeed too many minor realms within them.
So many realms were practically a complete set of steps for becoming an immortal.
Being able to write out all the realms from my original plan still made me very gratified, and that could not have happened without everyone's support.
Everyone has tolerated me, tolerated this little author who could not even update three thousand words