The main story ended here!
I wonder whether everyone was satisfied with this ending?
When writing Summoning the Girls and All-Round Fantasy, Ru Qing had aimed to wrap up every plot thread. But in Infinite Death, some suspense had been left until the very end. This was also an experiment of sorts.
What exactly did Fang Li see on the 100th floor?
And just who was the Main God?
Those were probably things the readers really wanted to know, right?
So, that part would be left to the readers' imagination. That was the charm of this kind of suspenseful writing.
No matter what, though, the main story ended here.
Next, Ru Qing would write another extra volume.
I imagine many readers already knew that the extra volume would be Classroom of the Elite, right?
There had been constant tense fighting and killing before this. Now, suddenly writing a somewhat slice-of-life story would probably feel very unfamiliar to many readers. But the reason for writing this arc was, first, because its worldview appealed to me, and second, because quite a few readers had suggested it. It had both everyday elements and tension, so Fang Li's involvement in this world probably would not feel too abrupt.
Of course, some readers had also raised questions like, "Wouldn't it be too unfair to put Fang Li into such a daily-life world?" But please rest assured, this was an extra volume. Although the protagonist was still the same protagonist, the background would be different.
In the world of Classroom of the Elite, Fang Li would not be an overpowered freak who had undergone training in the Main God Space, much less possess any unfair abilities beyond the original world's setting. He would be someone born and raised in that world.
Naturally, the protagonist could not