Final Thoughts
This book took a little over three years to write, and today, it was finally completed. It felt as though I had gone through a long yet fulfilling journey.
At this moment of completion, I would like to offer my most sincere thanks and respect to every esteemed reader. (Bows here.) It was your support and affection that allowed me to persevere until today. Every comment and every word of encouragement from you became the motivation and source of my creation. I will remember them forever and remain endlessly grateful.
Even from 2022 to 2024, when I had practically fallen into a monthly-update schedule, you esteemed readers remained the same, never abandoning me, silently accompanying me and giving me encouragement and support. This bond has left me deeply moved and immensely grateful. (Bows again.)
This novel was my first, so it naturally had many shortcomings. For example, in the early parts where Tierra conned Harry out of his inheritance and stole the Philosopher's Stone, many readers said Tierra seemed like a gold-digger man—
Let me clarify here: Tierra was not a gold-digger man. A more accurate description would be a Paradox Interactive Player.
Because, in Tierra's eyes, nothing around him was truly alive. Or, more accurately, this world had always felt very "fake" to him.
Once you learned most of a life's past, present, and future, you would subconsciously stop treating that life as one equal to yourself.
No matter how much you deceived yourself, you would still develop a sense of "condescending to recruit the worthy."
This was normal. He had encountered knowledge beyond reality too early—the library—and already knew the exact course of this timeline through the Harry Potter books. Therefore, all Tierra considered was what benefits everything around him could bring him, and what kind