End of Volume Remarks

After many experiences, Volume Two has finally come to an end.

This is my first novel. To be honest, I didn't have an outline the whole time. All I had in my mind was the idea of having a reasonable romance with Fu Hua, and the rest was just the approximate ways Xiao Su would die each time.

Back in July, I decided on the ending, the way the character died, and the plot where the gods would show Xiao Su the future. As for the results... I can only say that I tried my best. During the final part of the story, I basically wrote from midnight to six or seven in the morning, and I was completely exhausted every day.

I tried my best to give each character some screen time, because some of them might not be able to appear again after this, which is not only a farewell for Xiao Su, but also for me.

Satou Yunona remains one of my favorite characters, perhaps because it's almost entirely an original character, which makes the stories and emotions woven into her story even more touching.

The existence of Kyo-Yuzen might be considered the best farewell.

Also, regarding the word Fu Hua said, it was actually "good".

In fact, many of their conversations involved this word.

Also... the original plot was that Himeko wake up the moment she killed Su Qing'an, but in order to make the ending a little gentler, she wasn't woken up.

I am so gentle.

This volume is so long, 480,000 words, it feels like a lot of writing.

I dare say there's no plot in it that can be completely ignored or omitted. So if you say I'm padding the story, I'll probably get angry. Because some people might have noticed that I'm a bit of a literary type. At least every chapter I write is infused with my own emotions, so being criticized feels like a double rejection. In a sense, this has also tormented me a lot because of those who skipped the subscription.

I've tried quite hard. For a lazy person like me, it's incredible that I've been able to write this far, especially when I had two hundred new subscribers and almost zero posts. I actually thought about giving up. What kept me going was... Xiao Su and Fu Hua.

I did consider ending the story directly with this plot, but the ending was too awful, so I decided against it.

I'll try a little harder...

My body has been protesting against my sleep schedule lately.

If I were to suddenly die one day, that would be the end of the story.

Let me give you a preview of the next volume. It's probably a story about a romance between Fu Hua and someone from Previous Civilization.

Hmm... I haven't thought about the plot at all. Right now, all I can think about is this line and how he dies. So, I'll prioritize quality over update frequency. Since the results are already like this, I'll just stick to what I like.

But perhaps... only in this way could it be written like this.

That's enough to satisfy myself, at least.

Finally, I have to complain that Fu Hua is too difficult to write.

But even now, I can proudly say that, in terms of the level of character portrayal alone, I've never seen anything surpass my work. If there is, please tell me the name of that book; I'm currently experiencing a reading slump.

Tsk, this confidence stems entirely from the love of a die-hard fan.

After all, there are very few novels on Shuke that feature a male protagonist who is a deity.

That's all I have to say. If you love me, just send me money! (Smug)