Final Thoughts

It was finished.

Long story short.

I had noticed this book's problems long ago. The pacing early on was cluttered, there were a few too many plotlines, and there was no outline—I wrote entirely by feel, writing whatever came to mind. But I often wasn't in a good state myself, and the ending later on was a bit rushed. Some parts were forcibly cobbled together.

Some chapters were either rushed to meet deadlines or written when I was in the wrong mindset, so the prose became bloated and strange—pretty much filler. That was why so many were released at 11:59 PM, right down to the second...

But it wasn't my fault. The Calamity Supreme God designed it that way. Even the hand I used to type on the keyboard went out of control. He disrupted the loss of control and altered the text; you just couldn't notice it. I'm innocent (●-●).

But at least I managed to bring it all full circle in the end, barely linking together all the previous experiences and preserving the aura of Supreme Gods scheming against all living beings in the universe.

I learned a great deal from this book and felt that I had gained quite a few insights into writing. I'll test them one by one in the new book.

The new book has also been released. Its title is:

False Ancient God

The title is a little lackluster, but this was already the revised version...

I really couldn't come up with any better ideas. This time, the strength lies in the content. It's also the first time I've written an outline, and I feel like I have plenty of good ideas to put into practice. I think it should be fairly solid.

Please support it.

Thank you for reading all the way