It's finished~~ Let's celebrate~~~
Well, first, let me say something disappointing. You could probably tell from the ending that I had originally planned to write about DC and other interesting works. Even Marvel itself still had plenty left unwritten. But by the time I got here, it already felt like the story was getting out of control. There was no helping it—Marvel had too many settings. Once I tried to write a story that encompassed all of them, contradictions were inevitable.
The results also affected things. The opening plot of this book was hugely controversial and ended up becoming a major turnoff. That was something I didn't handle well. (But I did have my own internal story logic; I just hadn't thought everything through when I was writing it.) In the end, the performance was mediocre. I could have kept writing, but it would have been hard to improve the results any further. (Mostly because my updates were pretty trash too. I admit it, QAQ.)
Then there was the story itself. When I started writing, this book didn't have an outline. A few days ago, I saw a reader say the romance was terrible, but honestly, that was because I hadn't planned to write one at all in the beginning. In the end, I just abandoned it... Well, that was my own problem too.
My original intention in writing this book was that I genuinely loved the MCU Avengers series, up through Avengers 4. So the rough structure of the story was based on the current MCU storyline. I had thought that, if I could manage it, I would also write a few comic storylines I really liked, such as Spider-Man's The Day Is Gone. But as I kept writing, I realized I was starting to run out of steam.