Final Thoughts
I'm truly sorry, but I really can't keep making this up.
This book wasn't very well written from the beginning. Some parts especially touched on real-world minefields, and I kept dancing on the edge of disaster. Honestly, the fact that it wasn't banned feels like Buddha was watching over me. On top of that, I was rushing to get it published, so I churned out a rough, low-quality story and padded the word count by rehashing the original plot. Even now, I'm still deeply ashamed of it.
Some of the plotlines were a complete mess, and certain settings drew even more criticism. On top of that, I hadn't properly worked out either the overall outline or the detailed one, so by the middle and later stages, I already felt like I couldn't keep making things up.
I originally wanted to abandon it back then, but I asked some veteran webnovel authors. They told me that writer's block was common, and if I really couldn't think of anything to write, I should just force myself to write. Maybe I'd find my way through it as I went.
So I gritted my teeth and kept writing. Whenever I got stuck, I even referred to some other fanfics. After barely padding my way through Douluo, I originally planned to end the book there. But then I saw that its bookmarks were surprisingly high. Although the subscriptions were awful—only a few dozen subscribers out of tens of thousands of bookmarks—I thought that switching to another world might salvage the numbers a little and give this book a second spring...
But the world I chose wasn't a good fit. Super God itself had plenty of contradictory settings that left me more confused the more I read, and I also had no way to