Finally finished.
To keep Wuye from breaking through the dimensional barrier and stabbing me, I ultimately went with a perfect happy ending.
What Wuye complained about in his monologue were also the difficulties I encountered while writing this book.
The dissonance between the Naruto World and a romance theme, the restrictions imposed by key points in time and events, and taking in women with such huge age gaps—I had no choice but to introduce the power of time, and it nearly blew up the outline...
Fortunately, I have extremely strong self-control and wouldn't let myself get carried away while writing, which was why I could pull it back and tie everything together.
This kind of control over the bigger picture had both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage was that it wouldn't completely fall apart; the disadvantage was that some plotlines might feel forced.
This book stepped into countless pitfalls and had all sorts of painful points. Before I started it, I absolutely never imagined there would be so many difficulties...
I finally managed to tie everything back together. What a relief.
Now, I can't wait to start the next book!
I'll play to my strengths and avoid my weaknesses. This time, I'll truly write what I'm good at.
I know what everyone wants to read!
Rather than writing fanfiction and being limited by all those frameworks, I might as well blend what everyone likes with what I'm good at and bring it into a world we all know.
For now, I'm planning on When Anime Heroines Come to Reality!
When Bibi Dong and Qian Renxue come to reality, when Yun Yun and Medusa come to reality, when Yan Lingji, the finest of Chinese animation, comes to reality...
And Eri Yi, from the works of Jiang Bei the Old Thief, comes