As planned, this book was supposed to finish around three million words, with about another month of writing to conclude at the end of June.
Yet regretfully, after careful consideration, Ming Jian still decided to finish it a month early, making the ending appear somewhat rushed and giving the impression of a botched conclusion.
An apology is offered here to the readers who loved this book and chased it all the way to the end, but the things that needed to be written have basically been written, and dragging it out any further would make the author feel rather embarrassed.
Naturally, some readers feel worried about the final fate of Zhou Ming; the Main God System is so overbearing, and the Main God Squad is so formidable, so can Zhou Ming withstand this wave of impact with his strength?
Ming Jian believes that Zhou Ming can completely weather the impact and defeat the Main God System.
Why say that?
Because the Main God System also has flaws, which is that it exploits and oppresses the Main God Squad far too harshly; Zhou Ming can use this point to win over and subvert the Main God Squad, cooperate with the Main God Squad, set traps for the Main God System, and deal it a fatal blow, which is entirely feasible.
Coupled with the so-called Protagonist Halo, Zhou Ming is completely capable of having the last laugh and returning to Earth to act cool.
Therefore, writing or not writing these few hundred thousand words of padding plots makes little difference—it is boring, and nobody really reads it anyway. After all, countless poison points in the front had already driven away ninety-nine percent of the readers, and the one percent who followed to the end are all Ming Jian's loyal fans, so Ming