Next came the conclusion of the Blood Expansion, which would also serve as a summary of some of the earlier developments.
Since it involved quite a lot of things, including the gods of Nether Abyss Land, Luo's relationship with the Blood Legion, ancient inheritances, and more.
A special reminder: it might take around four days to finish this final battle.
Readers, please be patient. If you can't wait, feel free to let the chapters pile up for a while!!!
Below are a few off-topic words from this humble author.
Readers should have noticed that ever since the Oracle War, the pacing of this book had changed somewhat.
It had shifted from simply grinding monsters and leveling up to placing greater focus on the plot and interacting with the natives.
Even the protagonist's personality had changed a little.
Most Qidian readers had probably already entered society, and many had started families and careers.
Everyone bore many responsibilities and pressures in real life, and without realizing it, had changed from their original selves.
So, Cao Xing was actually much like an ordinary person—when problems arose, he only thought about quietly solving them himself.
Of course, readers read this book to relax.
This book had also always maintained a lighthearted, satisfying pace.
While advancing the plot, it also took into account the survivors' living conditions and the development of the territory.
Beyond the reasons above, there was another reason: once a book reached its middle stage, repetitive formulas would grow tiresome.
I could keep repeating the previous rhythm: running dungeons, fighting monsters, and developing the territory.
But after at most two million words, readers would grow bored and abandon the book.
Many books also began to fall apart at this stage.
Rather than making money through repetitive formulas, I wanted readers to see