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The Silver Dragon King's egg—why hadn't Rus Wang noticed it? This was a seriously glaring plot hole.
If the following chapters hadn't been released right away, then based only on the information available on the 20th, with Chapter 32 as the ending point,
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it really would have been a glaring plot hole, written solely to cause the protagonist trouble and force Gu Yuena and Tang Wulin to meet.
But I'd made it clear in an author's note long ago that I didn't even want to mention Gu Yuena and Tang Wulin. I'd planned to go with an original story.
Keeping Gu Yuena alive all the way to Douluo 3 would be like slapping myself in the face. Did that guy Tang Wulin, who had to have everything spoon-fed to him, deserve to be the Dragon King?
With his mixed blood of humans, grass, rabbits, and forcibly infused Golden Dragon King blood, he didn't deserve it one bit! Douluo 3 started this whole bloodline-determines-strength nonsense with him.
As for now, the new chapter that came out in a rush glossed over my original outline completely. It even glossed over Bi Ji's role in my outline by replacing her with an Elf.
The plot hole was quickly patched up, but the exciting scenes we could've had are now completely impossible to write.
Now I'll explain the problems with Chapter 32 of Volume Two and what I originally had planned, from both the chapter itself and the outline.
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----The Chapter----
Logically speaking, Rus Wang and that dragon egg had only crossed paths once, and the Silver Dragon King had brushed him off with a single sentence.
Second, only a