Thank you to every reader who made it this far. Little Fire bows to you all.
Limited by my own skill, a few characters and a small number of storylines in Fate Hunter were not explored as well as they could have been. But the major storylines established from the very beginning were all completed fairly well.
Some storylines were not explained in detail, but they are already hidden within the story, so I will not reveal too much.
I will not say much more about the book itself. Saying too much would instead damage certain things. In my future writing, I will further reduce the author's presence—for example, less lecturing. Ahem.
But after writing this book for so long, I cannot say nothing at all.
What follows is not a lecture, or this or that. It is simply Little Fire having a chat with everyone.
For much of my life, I drifted through in a muddle. Only in these past few years have I slowly awakened a little, learned to understand myself, and learned to become aware.
Looking back, I found that my experiences never pointed in a straight line toward writing as a profession. One could even say they have always twisted and turned, and they still do now.
Most of us are actually like this.
The education, knowledge, books, guidance, and other information we received as children mostly did not point toward the professions we would later enter. Of course, we ourselves also failed to learn them thoroughly.
Take me as an example. I did read some books as a child, but looking back now, there were almost no literary books among them. They were all explanatory and narrative works, mostly popular science.
I had always been good at writing essays from childhood, and mine were often