Daisy's story had come to an end. Victory confetti! Time to celebrate!
The original plan had been to finish the book after defeating the Beyonder Race, but I couldn't bear to let go. I forcibly sent Daisy out and wrote side stories for over a month. Daisy was simply too powerful—if she was present, no event could possibly happen.
Some readers said I could keep writing a second playthrough and go beat up the DC universe too.
Me: "..."
I was already omniscient and omnipotent, so was I supposed to go fight Darkseid and Trigon? Or cut down my realm and start cultivating again? There was no need. Ending it here was the best result.
Writing omniscience and omnipotence was exhausting, because it was impossible to imagine. It had already gone beyond our ordinary worldview—at least beyond mine.
I simply couldn't imagine how to defeat an indescribable, unseen, unheard enemy.
It couldn't be OAA over here wielding a broadsword while Daisy over there held a spear, could it?
OAA shouted, "Die!" and unleashed a Mount Hua-Cleaving Strike. Daisy gripped her spear with both hands and shouted, "Good timing!" She raised it to block, drew her breath down to her dantian, and yelled, "Open!"
That would be way too cringe... Even I found it disgusting.
Some readers asked why there were so few major events in this Marvel story. Let me explain.
How should I put Marvel's comic-book events? Personally, I felt they were far inferior to DC's comics.
They had previously run their comic company into the ground, and there was even nonsense like, "If 20th Century Fox won't share the money with us, we'll write the Fantastic Four to death!" Some of the bizarre events in their comics made no sense when you read them, but if you looked