Completion Remarks

Completion Remarks

On November 3rd, Senior Brother was completed. Though I was very reluctant to let it go.

While writing the ending, this author fell into a mood of not wanting to finish the book, and the updates became somewhat sluggish as a result.

I had wanted to write more little post-rain stories from the Primordial Wilderness for everyone, but for the sake of controlling the overall pacing, ending it here was best...

There were still too many other stories to write, and a long creative road yet to travel. Senior Brother was "my representative work at this stage," but it should not be "my only representative work."

This book of ours should count as a work with a fairly high degree of completion. The ideas and core it wanted to convey had also been expressed quite fully. It explored Daoist philosophy, the Materialist view, and dialectics, while making some imaginative extensions.

Next, I will reflect, settle myself, rethink the plotlines Senior Brother did not handle well, study with a calm heart, work hard to improve my writing, make up for my weaknesses, and continue developing my strengths.

I have always been grateful to my readers. I approve every friend request sent through the reader groups, and I also try my best to communicate with readers within normal boundaries.

A writer who has become a resident chapter-comment expert—should I be afraid?

Many people criticize me for caring too much about readers' feelings, but readers put food on my table and let me support my family well while holding fast to my literary ideals. What I can give back to readers is to conceive and polish my stories.

Respecting readers means avoiding their sore spots. As for writing techniques and creative ideas, my esteemed readers... most of them cannot guess those