This volume officially came to an end. Time to celebrate~
This volume had actually already taken basic shape before I even began writing this book. But I absolutely couldn't write it back then. The groundwork of the worldbuilding in the early stages, the accumulation of advanced abstract concepts, and my own improvement as an author eventually became the intertwined love, hatred, grudges, and passions of dozens of characters in this volume.
After finishing it, I even felt a little dazed.
This volume was complete.
As the saying went, a soldier who didn't want to become a general wasn't a good soldier. So I wanted to become a good writer—a writer who could truly write good things. A writer who could let more people see my stories. With that mindset, I wrote this book.
For a long time, I believed what others said about writing satisfying moments and writing techniques. But every time I used them, my results were poor. Before this book, I had written a fairy-tale-like story on a whim, and its results had actually been relatively decent. It had over two thousand average subscriptions.
For a time, it had almost reached premium status.
Later, I thought, hey, I'm already so close to premium status. Wouldn't I be unstoppable if I learned a few more techniques? And so began my streak of failures.
Now I understood something: any technique was more suited to its creator. This applied not only to writing books, but to many other things as well. If you learned a technique and could bring out its strengths even more, that meant your personality was similar to the person who created it. But I wanted to make one thing clear: being slow to learn a technique didn't mean you were stupid. It was very possible that you