Actually, this closing statement is a few months late because I really messed up the later parts of Celestial Dragon. It was so messy that I didn't even have the energy to face it anymore.
I wonder if anyone remembers when this book first started, and I was just trying to write 4,000 words a day to get full attendance.
Back then, I was full of confidence and started a short video studio, only to lose a fortune.
Especially during the last three months of this book's production, I not only lost money and couldn't afford expenses, but I even started smoking Hongtashan myself...
Sigh, it was my fault that my creative inspiration was affected by things in my life. I admit my mistake, I reflect on it, and I will remember this lesson.
Those of you who have been reading the book should have noticed that the Celestial Dragon completely collapsed in the later stages. Not only did they lose their main storyline, but I also felt exhausted and lost as I wrote.
Novels in the infinite flow or multiverse genre could actually go on forever. Or, I could give the Celestial Dragon a more complete ending instead of ending them in the Dragon Ball Universe.
However, after reflecting on it, I think it's best to let Gawain continue his endless journey in his world. How can we possibly cut off his path?
That's fine. Let him go as far as possible, and for as long as possible. Gawain will like that.
As for me, after losing money at my studio, I closed it down at the end of the year, sold the equipment, and managed to have a relatively peaceful New Year.
I finally mustered the courage to write a new book in March.
For my new book, I originally intended to write a modern D&D myth set against the backdrop of World War II.
But after thinking it over, I felt that I wasn't quite up to the task, so I ultimately chose to use the Investiture of the Gods as the background and decided to write a simpler Xianxia novel.
I guess I have a lingering sense of unease about the world of fantasy. I always feel that cultivators who seek immortality like immortals shouldn't be like ordinary people, pursuing mundane goals like gaining more power or earning more spirit stones.
Immortality, isn't it just about making yourself miserable for a long, long time?
Immortality should not be sought at the cost of creating more and more enemies.
In short, with this as the core, I conceived a new book.
Book Title: My Immortal Brother-in-Law -Law
Synopsis: Today, the weather is fine and sunny. The Heavenly Court is conducting a major cultural assessment, requiring each immortal to submit an 8,000-word essay without a specific theme, and the plagiarism rate must be low.
At the Guanjiangkou True Lord Temple, seeing that even the Howling Celestial Dog had dug out a three-bedroom apartment with his bone club, Erlang finally couldn't sit still any longer.
With a flick of his sword and a glance through his Heavenly Eye, Erlang secretly peeked at the manuscript of someone else.
The essay titled "My Emperor Father" was written by Di Xin, the Star Lord Tianxi.
The essay topic for Great Emperor Ziwei Bo Yikao was "My Younger Brother, the Emperor."
Shameless! But it makes sense! Now I know how to write it!
Erlang smiled slightly and said, "My dear sister Yang Chan, I would like to borrow your Daoist partner for a while."
After glancing at the Zhong Mountain area from afar with his Heavenly Eye, and then taking another look at the great supernatural being who was on par with Zhenyuanzi as the ancestor of the Earth Immortal Sect, Erlang wrote with divine inspiration, completing a line of large characters in the blink of an eye.
Once you take a closer look, wow!
It turns out that:
My Immortal Brother-in-Law -Law!
Those who can read the author's closing remarks probably find it more in line with Bansi's writing style.
If you think Half-Dead's style is pretty good, then Half-Dead sincerely hopes everyone will support Half-Dead's new book.