Written at the End of the Volume (London Singularity Ends, Yay!)

How should I put it... the ending was a little rushed, perhaps because I haven't been in the best mental state lately.

Ahem.

In any case, this book's fifth Singularity arc—and so far, the most original Singularity arc—Singularity Four: Demon Mirror Phantom Spirit City: London, had officially come to an end.

There had been too many things for me to deal with over the past month, so the updates hadn't been very frequent. I also knew the quality had declined a little. Here, Gui Zhengfan apologized to everyone.

I'm truly sorry.

I won't make any excuses for myself. I'll only make everyone look forward to even better and more amazing work from me!

Everyone should have noticed the main theme of this arc: it was about Lawrence's family.

And it also revealed a lot of other related settings and such. Even now, I felt like my head was a bit of a mess.

Although it's sudden, I need to say this here: please give me a little time next, two days to recover a bit. The day after tomorrow, the book's next major arc will begin.

It should be an arc many people have been looking forward to, right? After all, it's about my own home. Hehe.

That is—

Rider Anno—The Chu-Han Contention Arc!

Codename: King Yama, Galloping Across the Battlefield!

Thank you all for reading my book!