Well, it was finished. It wasn't dropped.
I wonder if the person who said I would definitely drop it can still see this. Sorry, you lost.
Even though the ending was a bit rushed, I still finished it.
This Angewomon story was something I wrote on a whim. As I mentioned before, I initially wrote it purely for fun, so there were a lot of ridiculous things in it, like cigarettes, sanitary pads, and so on. I stepped on landmines everywhere.
Later, I actually wanted to write about a heavy truck running over Dugu Bo, but after thinking about it, I decided to forget it.
How should I put it? It felt all right. Personally, I was fairly satisfied with this ending.
I've started a new book too, and it's built up quite a few chapters already. It's called [Douluo: I Became the White Moonlight]. You can find it by clicking on my homepage. Having learned from the old book's mistakes, I'll write this new one properly.
Same as always, I won't drop it. Because of the pandemic, I haven't been able to mail out the contract, so updates have been relatively slow. I believe those who have read the new book understand me very well.
Let me talk about what kind of story the new book is. It's written from the heroine's perspective. The protagonist is a woman, and she's very beautiful.
She transmigrates to Douluo Continent, becomes the vice dean of Shrek Academy, and starts playing the field. It's a relatively lighthearted story.
Right? The reason it's called White Moonlight is because it's about love that cannot be attained, so there won't be a male lead in the new book.
Watch how the heroine navigates among the protagonist group without getting entangled. Even I think it's good.
Certain