Final Remarks
At 1.1 million words and exactly 300 chapters, this story had finally reached its end.
Of course, the story within the book had not ended. Only the words had.
As a typical Genius Scholar Story, the endings of most books in this genre were nothing more than entering the universe, after which they began to fall apart.
So in the end, I chose to conclude it after the Riemann Hypothesis was proven, without adding a plotline about entering the universe.
Just as this book began with mathematics, it should also end with mathematics.
Of course, I ultimately did not end it purely with mathematics, but with the relationship between Xiao Yi and Luo Mingya, which had only just begun.
Because I had always believed that even someone like Xiao Yi should be capable of love.
After all, although I had lost faith in love in reality, I still wanted to express it in a fictional world, even if it was not explored much in this book.
After all, isn't the reason we read novels to experience, through these words, lives we could never experience in the dull, repetitive, unchanging reality of our everyday lives?
This was also my personal interpretation of all web novels. So I had never liked reading tragedies, because I did not want to experience a life that ended in tragedy.
In short, these were my final remarks on this book.
Without question, this was not a perfect novel, nor could it be called a good one, but it was still a novel I had done my best to write well.
As for my next book, it would probably be released in about a month and would mainly fall under science fiction.
The plot would roughly be about a person saving the world through