No more melodrama.
Thank you to all my readers for your support. Thank you to my editor, Penglai. Thank you to the guild leader, Yueluosha. And thank you to every reader who subscribed to the full book.
A lot of people said I always started strong and faded later. Every book has been like that—from my first, Sword in Naruto, to the later Naruto, Are You All So Good at Self-Strategy?, and now this one. The openings were good, the middle parts fell apart, and the endings crashed and burned.
Sigh, it was true that I never had an outline.
For all these books, I squeezed out a few thousand words for the opening, then just kept writing without caring about anything else. The broad plot was all in my head, and I forgot parts of it from time to time.
Adding Shinigami elements in the middle directly cost me 1,000 continuing subscriptions. Tragic.
Some plot holes that I failed to fill, and some big sisters I failed to comfort, would all appear in the side stories of the main text.
At the very least, Kamado had to be resurrected.
As for the update schedule people criticized, I had been quite busy ever since writing this book. Next, I would also be facing a May engagement, house hunting, buying a house, taking wedding photos, getting married at the end of the year, and so on... I hoped everything went smoothly.
The new book would be an original work—the style would remain unchanged. I also hoped it would achieve better results in the future. This time, I had prepared more seriously and learned from past lessons. The outline and setting were both relatively complete, since original works, unlike fanfiction, did not have an existing source material as a foundation.
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