The Ending (Continued)
All I can say is that it's quite in line with the style of this world.
Having completed the spell, Ming Ge used her own power to open a permanent passage between the two worlds.
A year later, Ming Ge returned to the DanMachi World.
Welcome back.
Seeing Ming Ge return, Meitellia opened her arms and hugged Ming Ge.
After a long silence, she asked curiously, "Are these girls your confidantes from that world?"
Behind the two people stood many girls, and although Meitellia had a subtle expression on her face, she was not angry.
Because in the two years since the defeat of the Black Dragon, Ming Ge had completely let loose and had actually already started a harem.
It started with Artemis making a firm decision to come to Orario and actively pursue Ming Ge. Later, her good friend Aphrodite also offered her help, even sending herself into the game.
Seeing this, Elsa rallied and gave it her all, then completely went berserk.
As the future world king, and Ming Ge's good relationships with many people and the numerous precedents, the two couldn't stop him and ultimately accepted it.
Especially Meitellia, whose position as the empress is unshakeable, so there's nothing for her to worry about.
Later, after Astraea, and then Riveria, who had taken advantage of the maid under the guise of treatment, also became involved.
"The red flag at home stays flying high, while colorful flags flutter outside"—this is also the reason why Ming Ge is so successful in the Campione World.
The two quickly accepted each other's presence, Meitellia's gentleness helped them get along, ultimately becoming an asset to Ming Ge.
He also underwent a meteoric rise, moving on to the DanMachi World and quickly gaining full access to it.
Once this step is completed, an infinite future finally unfolds.
"Is this... a parallel world, and infinite diversity?"
Ming Ge was finally able to see the source of an infinitely possible future through the Authority of the Human Emperor.
The future has been decided: to develop more alternate worlds and to consolidate all possibilities of parallel worlds, thereby creating the 'Supreme DanMachi' world.
The future is expanding horizontally and vertically, with no end in sight.
Fairy Tail is about endless adventure, Ming Ge's future lies in eternity.
The End of This Book
Author's Closing Remarks
To be honest, I put a lot of effort into this book. It had major problems early on, and despite revisions, the fundamental issues remained unresolved.
This book has too many problems. The early protagonist's character design doesn't fit my usual style, the plot about creating magic is too complicated, I didn't want to suppress the combat power, and I also like the smooth-sailing, innocent style, which resulted in there being nothing left to write about in the Dungeon after the Black Dragon was defeated.
I originally thought that writing 300,000 words for the Dungeon would be pretty good, and that I could break out of that framework and even jump to a parallel world after a few worlds, consolidating the worlds while unfolding the plot, and restarting the Dungeon.
However, the character's personality collapsed as soon as the Campione! arc started. If it hadn't been published, it could have been revised, just like how this book had over 100,000 words of drafts thrown away at the beginning and was rewritten directly.
Besides, too many people have written about Campione!, and it just becomes a monotonous, rambling account, which I'm not satisfied with myself. I won't write Campione! anymore.
There's nothing I can do. Although I promised not to break my promise, things have fallen apart like this, so it can only be left unfinished. There's no point in forcing myself to continue writing.
I'm sorry everyone... Although it's not the first time, this is just my level, and I myself find this habit of frequently abandoning projects and leaving them unfinished quite annoying.
Often, it's not that we don't want to change our shortcomings; it's just that human nature's inherent flaws are very difficult to alter.
Not only has his writing style, knowledge level, experience, and even writing style become fixed, but his energy has also been declining in recent years, resulting in a significant bottleneck and virtually no potential for further improvement.
Sometimes I feel like an old person, finding it hard to accept new things, let alone change myself.
Perhaps there's something wrong with my attitude and lifestyle. Surpassing oneself is not something everyone can do; at least, I haven't been able to.
I would be ashamed to say that I am just an ordinary person, because I am a complete failure and have lowered the standard of ordinary people.
If you think I'm hopeless, that's true. I just hope you'll keep that to yourself and try not to hurl insults.
A mental breakdown will only make things worse; I won't even have food to eat. Since finishing Aqua's book last year, I haven't been able to earn any money this year, and I can barely make ends meet.
If anyone finds my book entertaining, I will try my best to present a better plot, but that's all I can do; I can't offer any further guarantees.
After all, I'm already very aware that I can't always keep my promises, and I don't want to make any more promises that I can't keep.
<The Book of Dimensional Contracts>
Next up is a new book. This book is similar to the plot of Aqua, which starts with three worlds, except that the protagonist is more of a villain, so it's not suitable for people with very high moral standards.
It starts off as a Danma game, and I estimate I'll only write around 100,000 words before moving on to other worlds. It's a fast-paced, easy story, unlike this one which is so verbose.
If you find it acceptable, please take a look. If you don't, please refrain from using abusive language. I anticipate there will be considerable controversy, so I will delete comments. I'm making this clear in advance.
By the way, this book was written fairly smoothly, and it also picked up my usual erotic style (laughs).
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