Afterword and New Book (Now Available)

I typed the final word of the ending, and a few thoughts came to mind.

The Omniscient Mirror had a bit too powerful a cheat, with no limitations at all. That made it impossible to keep the plot going after hundreds of thousands of words.

A novel was made up of one plotline after another, and the most important part of a plotline was the turning point.

Or perhaps a reversal.

And revelations.

But in The Omniscient Mirror, there were basically no reversals or revelations. The protagonist had the Omniscient Mirror. He might not know everything, but he could certainly find out any answer.

In that situation, any reversal or secret the protagonist didn't know about would feel like I was changing the rules midway through.

Writing that aspect was tough.

But no matter how tough it was, I still finished the book.

Even in the final volume, this book still had one or two thousand readers following each update. Thank you to all of you for your support. Without you, there would be no book. I'm truly grateful.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I bow to you.

Thump, thump, thump.

Next up is my new book.

It was released yesterday. It's a simulator story.

I hadn't written a simulator story in a long time, and I missed it, so I wrote another one.

The new book is titled: I Have an Immortal Cultivation Simulator

You can search for the title directly, or visit my author page to find it.

If that's too much trouble, there's also a link to the new book below.

New book synopsis:

Zhou Qing opened his eyes and found that he had transmigrated to a world of immortals and martial arts.

Here, cultivators stood high above the rest, pursuing the immortal path and ruling