2.97 million characters, after more than six hundred days and nights.
At last, this book was finished. Lord Lu's story ended this morning.
The final chapter was written by Xiao Mo in an all-nighter last night.
I kept writing until eight this morning, and after posting it, I couldn't hold on anymore and just dropped off to sleep, so apologies that these completion thoughts arrived so late.
Here, I also want to say to the many readers who followed the updates: thank you for your hard work. Flowers for you.
This was Xiao Mo's second work. In terms of writing, character shaping, or overall completion, compared with the first book, Rebirth: Counter-War of Journey to the West, I feel there was still a lot of progress.
Of course, the personalities of the protagonists in the two books were also somewhat different.
Holy Lord Mu was the kind of person whose sharp edge was fully exposed. He had goals, took action, and would not be indecisive or look ahead and behind in hesitation; he was very much like a high-spirited young man.
As for Lord Lu, cough, cough—this fellow was influenced by a certain "good teacher." He was very smooth, and also clever. He shouted about how a gentleman used his mouth and not his fists, but that was when he couldn't win in a fight. If he could win, hehe...
Xiao Mo was still very satisfied with the character of Lord Lu: one wife, not fickle in love, no change of heart, devoted, doted on his wife, valued affection and righteousness...
The only regret in this book was probably that Xiao Mo was too pure-hearted and not very good at writing romance scenes, which was why our number-one fair, rich beauty of the Heavenly Realm slowly became a female lead