Volume Fourteen Complete

As usual, a self-review at the end of a volume. Correct what was bad, keep what was good, and improve bit by bit.

Although I wrote everything that needed to be written in the plot and introduced the important concept of the greater worlds in this novel, there were two things I was dissatisfied with.

First, this volume's updates were not smooth. I went traveling and also ran into family matters in real life, which made many parts come out in fits and starts. I didn't enjoy writing it, and you all didn't enjoy reading it either.

Second, I discovered a problem myself: as combat power gradually grew to continent-busting levels, the visual impact and battle descriptions I excelled at began to decline rapidly. That is not good. It is both my weakness and a hidden danger for this novel.

It was not that I failed to notice it. I have found ways to deal with it: one is the combat system, another is the Realm of Extremity, and the third is the vows and restrictions that will later be learned in the Ancient Insect Realm, another transcendent-tier greater world. These will resolve the issue.

To put it simply: you can blow up your continent-sized world, while I wield my greatblade and slash away at my own.

In short, this volume was middling at best. Because of those two points I was dissatisfied with, it was neither outstanding nor perfect. I will remember this lesson and correct it going forward, whether it concerns updates or battles. While I am still traveling, I can only do my best to maintain daily updates without interruption. Once I return to Chongqing, I will give everyone many more updates. As for the battle issue, I will keep reminding myself of it.

All right, Volume