The second volume was more or less finished. Of course, there were still parts I hadn't explained clearly. Mainly because by the time Cicada Song finished typing, it was already very late. I wanted to talk here about my thoughts on writing novels these past few days.
Q: Why did you start writing novels?
A: How should I put it? Before high school, I didn't like reading novels. I mainly watched anime and read comics. The comics that left the deepest impression on me were Heart-Stealing September, Star Wanderer, and some Japanese manga. Back then, I liked drawing. I used to want to become an artist, but because of my family's circumstances and some forks in life's road, I put it aside. Now, drawing is just a personal hobby. (Here's some art I drew myself →)
Q: You make a lot of typos.
A: After typing a chapter, I use the read-aloud function to listen through it once. By the time I finish a chapter, it's already very late, and I don't have much energy left to correct it, so there will be cases of homophones with different characters and homophones with different tones.
Q: A lot of people have said your novel's power scaling might collapse.
A: The main concern is Marvel. The only Marvel content I've seen is the Marvel movies and a small portion of the comics. As for the Marvel World's worldview, I'll write within the scope of a single universe. Realms above that will just serve as background.
Q: Humanity Dao is very weak.
A: Humanity Dao is very weak, yes, but it is also very strong. The prerequisite is achieving recognition, the people united as one, and winning the people's hearts.
Q: Author, you update so little every day.
A: There's nothing I can