Final Thoughts

The story of this book has ended, but the stories of the characters in it— Su Cheng, Xiao Xue, Dong'er, Zhu Zhuqing, Ah Yin, and Su Yue— are not over yet.

Dong'er no longer needs to live for hatred and regret.

Xiao Xue doesn't need to sacrifice her entire life for the Angel Clan and the Spirit Hall.

Zhu Zhuqing is no longer just an accessory to a certain team.

Ah Yin can be a real person.

The Silver Dragon King no longer needs to bear those missions.

People like Bo Saixi, Snow Empress, Ning Rongrong, Shui Bing'er, Feng Qingyu, and the Three-Eyed Golden Lion, as well as Chen Xin, Dugu Bo, and Ning Fengzhi, all have a bright future ahead of them.

From then on, all creatures under the frosty sky competed freely, and humans and Soul Beast alike had a new future.

Just as Su Cheng said, he is neither a saint nor a demon, but just a willful teenager who wants to give everyone the freedom to choose.

The world may get worse, or it may get better, but it should not be confined in chains and prisons by one or a few people in the name of "protection".

This is not the best outcome for the world or for living beings, but it's not bad either.

At least I think this ending has explained everything that could be explained.

I'll release the remaining everyday Asura scenes and such as side stories when I have time.

Regarding the Divine Realm, I don't know if everyone is satisfied with the Divine Realm stance I've created, but I have indeed thought about it for a long time.

There are several reasons for this approach, and now that the story is finished, I'll just chat about them.

Firstly, I feel that as powerful beings who are high above others, the gods of the Douluo God Realm actually possess a certain degree of divinity, and at least they are not selfish, so I don't want to label them as villains.

Secondly, it was also for the sake of the overall rhythm of the book.

If I were to wage another great war against the Divine Realm and write dozens of chapters, I think it would be no different from padding the story, and readers might not even like it.

Although this book has come to an end, the number of subscriptions in 24 hours is still close to 2,000 to 3,000, and the average number of subscriptions has not dropped, still hovering around 10,000. Readers who know how to calculate the average number of subscriptions should be able to calculate this in my sales index.

In other words, even if they drag out the plot to make easy money, they can still write for a long time, continue to pad out the story with hundreds of thousands of words, and then run a few more Simulation.

After all, the traffic pools and intelligent promotion of serialized books and completed books are not on the same level at all. A non-completed book will definitely earn much more than a completed one.

But I don't want to wear down my long-time readers' patience, I don't want to ruin my reputation with one book, and I certainly don't want to ruin myself by writing so poorly that I become someone who can't write. (I must thank my readers for their support. Now that it's finished, I'll create a chat group for my long-time readers. Feel free to come in and discuss anything, whether you want to criticize me or offer suggestions.)

I believe I still have a lot of passion for writing books, and I have many stories to tell. I haven't reached the point where I need to rely on my past achievements.

I updated very slowly during the period before the story was finished, not because I was lazy, but because writing it was really difficult.

If you don't want to write a frivolous post, you should wrap it up properly.

But as the plot progressed to the final stage, there was actually no suspense left. Logically, the ending could simply be described as a diary entry, but I found it very painful to write.

The last few chapters, which were the final ones, took me two or three hours to write, and I couldn't even manage a thousand words.

Writing a plot without twists or turns is truly a torment.

However, when I actually typed the last period, I felt a mix of emotions, a sense of relief mixed with reluctance.

This is, after all, my first book. Although it's just a fan fiction, I've poured all my heart and soul into it.

Will I be able to write a good book next?

Will anyone still watch this?

Do I have the ability to write original content?

I don't consider myself lacking in inspiration, and I can create outstanding characters. I've been preparing for the new book for a long time, but I still get very nervous at the last minute.

Reaching level 5 in writing a book is a small achievement, but most importantly, I gained a lot of experience from it. The pacing of the plot, the emotional fluctuations, the character portrayals, and so on have all improved significantly.

It must be admitted that fanfiction is really easy to write in the early stages, and it can attract readers.

However, in the later stages, the limitations became too great. The more you wrote, the more constraints you faced. You simply couldn't leave this framework. It was like walking in shackles, with every step being very difficult.

It's not just shackles, but also road signs ahead, so I can see at a glance where the story will end.

I ponder the plot repeatedly every day, but all I can think about is how to optimize the process. As for the future, it remains a constant target.

This feeling is really painful.

Not only do I know the future outcome, but I also understand that the readers know the future outcome.

As a result, the final stage cannot depict a more magnificent scene, nor can it provide a more exciting ending.

Of course, I am very grateful to this fan fiction community for giving a newcomer like me an opportunity and for helping me improve my writing skills.

I have my own understanding of the plot, pacing, structure, emotions, character design, and so on.

I cherish this book, and I cherish all the readers who have come this far.

The success of this book proves that I have the ability to depict a story and create characters... even if these characters are expanded upon based on existing labels.

However, even with the foundation of the original work, I think I still deserve some credit.

After all, there are quite a few Douluo fanfics, but very few can achieve 10,000 subscriptions.

This book is temporarily coming to an end. I will release some side stories later, but please allow me to take a break and clear my head to write something else.

The new book is tentatively set as an original fantasy novel. I've been discussing it with the editor for a long time, and it should be released next week.

It's still a lighthearted and enjoyable Asura, but the intensity would probably be much lower in an ancient setting with multiple wives and concubines.

The journey through life is long, may we meet again someday~