The Saiyan Adopted by Thanos
Chapter 308

Writer's Block-Couldn't Write the Darkseid I Wanted, Taking a Day Off

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As the title suggests, I wrote more than two thousand words intermittently during my slacking-off time, but the more I looked back, the more something felt off.

This is not the Darkseid I want.

Horror, despair, oppression—that's the feeling I wanted, but unfortunately, I couldn't express it in writing.

Darkseid at the end of the DC series is the opportunity for Beckett to return and challenge Super Saiyan God. The DC series is about to end, and I don't want to give a half-hearted ending to return to Marvel.

After all, when writing a novel, one must be responsible for the story, right? (^_^)/

After the DC volume ends, the final volume of this book will be "Marvel - Father and Son". This volume was also the idea I had when I first started writing the book.

It's currently over 600,000 words, and I estimate that the final volume will be over 900,000 or even 1 million words.

If I don't reach a million words, I'll write more side stories to make it that way, lol. I never thought I could write so much. At least a million words is a milestone! (ω)hiahiahia

It's strange, but even though it's been available for so long, the subscription rate hasn't dropped much... I'm so touched (_).

The last time I was chatting with a high school classmate, he mentioned that a friend of his was writing on the website next door, and it was going to collapse like a mantis shrimp in less than a month...

After all that talk and no action, it all boils down to two words—thank you (*°°)=3

I will try my best to write this last part of the story well (^o^)

I'll try my best to bring you a fun and unique American comic book story (ω`)

One last thing: DC scrolls aren't just tools for making Beckett stronger! ㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ

I bow in gratitude.

Go for it! You can do it!

I'm definitely going to get perfect attendance next month!!! (Clenches fist and shouts!)

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