Just as Li Qiwei said in his final words.
With the book written to this point, it is both an ending and a beginning.
The ending is that Li Qiwei finally used the atomic bomb to change the tragic fate of invasion. His mission to his family and country in this world has come to an end.
The beginning is that Li Qiwei will next live for himself, pursue the limits of truth, and raise the civilization level of humanity as a whole.
As for research into the Theory of Everything, it truly is only beginning now.
I do not like using a chronicle format, summing up Li Qiwei's future path and various achievements in just a few sentences.
Because I feel that the protagonist's road in pursuit of truth deserves to be written of at great length, not hastily wrapped up.
I would rather not write it at all than treat it perfunctorily.
So, the story comes to an abrupt stop here.
It also leaves everyone room for imagination.
If one day in the future I achieve financial freedom, perhaps I will continue and rewrite it.
After all, this is the first book of my life, into which I poured countless efforts.
Next, let me talk about several questions many of you have been concerned about.
[First, why did it suddenly end?]
Actually, I saw it coming long ago.
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Some people might say:
"Why not just avoid writing about domestic affairs and politics, and only write about science?"
No!
Because there would be no satisfying moments at all that way.
If the protagonist had no interaction with the country, he would merely be entertaining himself.
Why was The Genius's Black Tech System so popular?
Because the protagonist led Huaxia to guide the world.
But in my