Overall, this book did not turn out as well as I had hoped. By the middle of writing it, I could already clearly feel that.
I wrote it badly.
But once a story had begun, I had to do my best to finish it.
If I had dropped it halfway, I would have let down the support of my longtime readers.
Now, the new book has been released.
For me, this was also a brand-new voyage.
I had considered the content of the new book for a long time. I planned to write it in the form of infinite-flow instances, following the protagonist as he challenged one different game after another.
At the same time, to keep things fresh, I considered giving the protagonist a chance to draw a system every day.
That way, the protagonist could use all kinds of systems everyone was familiar with to challenge these different games one by one.
Although I did not know whether writing it this way would be better, I felt it might maintain a sense of anticipation and freshness while reading.
I also wanted to thank one reader here for their unwavering support.
@Bird by the River*L
They had supported me ever since I started this book, persistently sending gifts every day. That was truly rare.
I thought that for every author, gaining such a steadfast reader was truly one of life's great blessings.
I also thank the longtime readers who stayed with me all the way to the final chapter.
And I thank you for still being willing to keep reading all the way through even when my writing was this terrible.
By the later stages, I had often thought, Forget it. Stop writing. Drop it. Let it end like this...
But with all of you still reading,