Let's pretend there were three chapters today...
Baldy's story officially ended here. A minor character who appeared in Chapter One and wasn't killed off until Chapter 1,400—there probably weren't many like that in web novels, right? ︿(￣︶￣)︿
I thought this book had improved over my last one. The previous book only had one Thea throughout, while this one had two vivid characters: Daisy and Baldy. I had improved! (Proud!)
Some people said Baldy had too much screen time in this book. How should I put it? I wrote him very freely at the time, but looking back now, I realized Baldy carried quite a few traces of myself.
When I was young, I "studied the classics and histories from childhood, and grew up versed in strategy." After graduating from college, that upgraded to "Heaven and earth may not have had me, but they ought to have me." Then reality beat me black and blue.
Sometimes, when I thought about it, I was far worse than Baldy. Some readers said writing novels was a dead end. What a joke! As if I could accomplish anything great just because I didn't write novels!
Baldy was actually a very capable person. He wasn't mediocre; reality had merely turned him into a Joker, surrounded by big shots every day, forced to keep smiling and make friends with a bunch of cheat users.
Just as Odin said to Thor, "You are stronger than I am," Baldy was stronger than me too!
Of course, this strong man's story ended here. Whether Baldy went with the Beyonder to the Beyond Realm or left the Marvel world afterward was up to everyone's imagination.
Okay, that was just a pseudo-ending! A pseudo-ending! A pseudo-ending! Whatever you do, don't delete the book—I'm not finished writing yet!
Adam roared, "Isn't it